A one-minute check of the
export steps your product needs
From buyer verification and contracts to payment terms, trade insurance, customs and shipping, we walk the required steps in order
and lay out what to check now and what comes next.
You can start before the export contract is signed
77%
Share of document and customs enquiries that ask about “export procedure”
In exporting, what matters is not more information
but knowing the “steps and sequence” your product requires.Analysis of 500 advisory cases published by the Business Support Group, Ministry of SMEs and Startups
158 of 206 document and customs cases were questions about export procedure
How the one-minute check works
Enter what you already know
Product, destination, buyer, payment terms: whatever you have at hand. A signed contract is not required.
We check the export steps for your product and terms
From buyer verification through contracts, payment, trade insurance, customs and shipping, in the order they arise.
We lay out what to prepare
Documents to prepare, trade insurance points to review, government support programmes you may qualify for, and what to do next.
Your export pre-check result
Once the check is done, you can see at a glance what needs verifying
and what needs preparing for this export.
Electric vehicles to the US · Shipment 1
Checked 2026-08-28
Amount due after shipment and delivery
72,400 USD
First things to do · 2
Go to check →Export pre-check
Example result screen · demo data
Who this is for
Companies exporting for the first time, or preparing for a new destination market
Companies with no dedicated export staff or department
Companies losing time checking and tracking everything by search, phone calls and spreadsheets
Keep managing the work
after the check
We organise the documents and information your export steps call for
Prepare what a customs broker or forwarder will ask for in advance,
so you spend less time repeating explanations and chasing document requests.
You can also keep track of contracts, receivables and insurance schedules for existing exports
Payment terms, outstanding amounts, due dates and trade insurance schedules
for contracts already in progress.