01

Define the transaction before the paperwork

Start with one precise product, its intended use, measurable specification, realistic quantity and target country. The correct HS classification, destination rules and commercial viability all depend on this definition.

02

Build the operating foundation

An Indian goods exporter commonly coordinates its entity, bank, GST position, IEC, customs access and the relevant product authority or export promotion council. Product-specific and destination-specific requirements must then be checked for each shipment.

03

Protect cash before chasing turnover

A quotation should include packaging, inland movement, documentation, inspection, freight, bank charges, finance cost, currency risk and claims reserve. New-buyer payment terms deserve the same attention as the selling price.

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