Jaipur ships out a lot more than most people realise, gems and jewellery, hand-knotted carpets, blue pottery, marble and sandstone, textiles, and a growing volume of agro-processed goods. Every one of these categories runs into its own set of DGFT licenses, customs classifications and documentation requirements before a shipment clears port. Brillianto Consultancy and Advisory LLP works with Jaipur-based exporters and importers to sort through this, whether you're shipping your first consignment or you've been in the trade for years and need someone to handle the paperwork properly.
Most businesses don't need someone to explain trade policy to them, they need someone who can get a Bill of Entry filed correctly, chase a stuck IEC application, or figure out why a shipment got flagged at customs. That's the practical end of what we do. We also handle the licensing side, DGFT registrations, export incentive schemes, and the kind of documentation review that catches an error before it turns into a demurrage bill.
Getting your Import Export Code issued and updated, including corrections for businesses whose IEC details no longer match their current registration.
Advance Authorization, EPCG, and other DGFT schemes that reduce duty outgo on inputs used for export production.
Bill of Entry and shipping bill filing, HS code classification, and coordination with CHA operations at the port of shipment.
RoDTEP and duty drawback filings, which get missed more often than people realise simply because the paperwork window closes fast.
Checking invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin and letters of credit before they go out, so banks and customs don't send them back.
GST on export transactions, FEMA-related filings for foreign remittances, and other recurring obligations tied to cross-border trade.
Gems and jewellery exporters make up a large share of our Jaipur client base, and that trade has its own quirks around valuation and certification that general consultants often get wrong. We also work with handicraft and textile exporters shipping to Europe and the US, marble and sandstone units dealing with bulk cargo logistics, and a smaller number of importers bringing in machinery or raw materials for local manufacturing. The compliance load looks different for each of these, a jewellery shipment needs certification most other goods never touch, and we adjust our approach accordingly instead of running everyone through the same checklist.
We look at what you're shipping, where it's going, and what licenses or registrations you currently hold.
For businesses already exporting, we check past shipping bills and DGFT filings for anything that's been missed or filed incorrectly.
We handle whatever's needed, new IEC issuance, license applications, or fixing existing records.
On an ongoing basis, we review documentation before it goes to the bank or customs, catching errors early.
We track RoDTEP and drawback windows so claims go in before deadlines pass.
IEC registration and one-time DGFT license applications are usually quoted as a fixed fee based on the scheme involved. Ongoing support, documentation review and incentive filing on a per-shipment basis, works better as a monthly retainer for businesses shipping regularly. We give an actual number once we know your shipment volume and the schemes you're using, not a flat rate that ignores what your business actually needs.
This causes rejections at the bank level during remittance and is more common than it should be. We fix this before it holds up a shipment.
These have filing windows tied to the shipping bill date, and once that window closes, the claim is gone. We track this so clients don't lose money they were entitled to.
A wrong code can mean the wrong duty rate, or worse, a customs query that delays clearance by weeks. We review classification against the actual product, not just the closest matching description.
Our team has over 60 collective years across DGFT, Customs, GST, EXIM and related regulatory work, including people who've handled customs litigation directly, not just routine filings. When a shipment gets stuck on a classification dispute or a bank kicks back a document over an IEC mismatch, that background is what gets it resolved without weeks of back and forth. We also stay on top of DGFT policy updates and notify clients when something changes that affects their specific trade.
Whether you're setting up an IEC for the first time or need someone to take documentation and compliance off your plate for shipments going out regularly, get in touch and we'll go through what your business actually needs.
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