Unlocking global trade opportunities for Indian businesses through strategic licensing, end-to-end compliance, and expert representation.
Ozone Bizwise Private Limited is a specialist consultancy dedicated to making cross-border trade seamless, profitable, and one hundred percent compliant for Indian businesses. From a single IEC registration to representation in complex trade disputes before the DGFT and Customs authorities, we deliver a complete advisory and execution platform under one roof — built on the conviction that trade compliance is a strategic lever that directly improves profitability, working capital, and supply chain resilience.
Compliance First. Every filing engineered to withstand departmental scrutiny.
Strategic Advisory. Identifying the right duty-saving scheme for your business model.
Policy Foresight. Anticipating FTP amendments before they impact your supply chain.
Closure Discipline. Licences are not just procured — they are legally closed.
The foundation of every export-import business begins with the correct registrations and the right entry into India's incentive ecosystem. Our team handles each mandate with end-to-end ownership.
Hassle-free new registrations, profile modifications, and the mandatory yearly updation.
Class 3 Organization & Individual DSCs with secure USB tokens and seamless DGFT/ICEGATE integration.
Registration-Cum-Membership Certificates from Export Promotion Councils to claim foreign trade benefits.
Certification recognising your export performance and unlocking procedural privileges in global trade.
Generation, reconciliation and download of E-BRCs to substantiate export remittances for incentive claims.
End-to-end ICEGATE registration including AD Code, IFSC mapping & E-Scripts for a seamless Customs interface.
Certificate of Origin (preferential & non-preferential) and Free Sale & Commerce Certificates.
Import raw materials duty-free for export production, including SION fixation, self-declaration & net-to-net applications.
End-to-end processing for duty-free import of inputs after export completion.
Claim remissions on central, state and local duties or taxes for exported products, apparel and made-ups.
Buying and selling RoDTEP / RoSCTL scrips — monetising unutilised credits or acquiring credits to offset future duty.
Import capital goods and machinery at zero or concessional customs duty.
Chartered Engineer (CE) certifications for machinery installation.
Expert handling of Export Obligation Discharge Certificates (EODC) and final Bank Guarantee or Bond cancellation.
Mandatory approvals for goods restricted under India's ITC-HS classification.
Specialised consultancy for the export of dual-use Special Chemicals, Organisms, Materials, Equipment & Technologies.
Applications for specialised import quota systems covering designated commodities.
Advance automated registrations required for Customs clearance of specific commodities — covering all five active monitoring systems:
Restricted licensing, SCOMET, and IMS registrations are frequent points of clearance delay and penalty exposure. A single misclassification or missed automated registration can hold a shipment at port for weeks. Our pre-shipment compliance review catches these issues at the order stage — not at the dock.
Answer a couple of quick questions and we'll point you to the duty-saving scheme that likely fits your business model. It takes under 30 seconds.
Indicative guidance only. The right scheme depends on your products, HS codes and order book — our team confirms eligibility before any filing.
Protect your business from liabilities, penalties, and delayed shipments. We offer specialised legal and on-ground customs support — blending policy advocacy at DGFT headquarters with day-to-day clearance execution at the port.
Strategic representation before the Policy Relaxation Committee (PRC) and the EPCG Committee at DGFT HQ — drafting policy submissions, preparing factual annexures, and arguing on your behalf.
Expert handling of DRI matters, Special Valuation Branch (SVB) issues, and SIIB cases — from initial summons to final adjudication.
Comprehensive ICEGATE on-boarding — AD Code, IFSC mapping and E-Scripts — establishing your electronic identity for shipping bills, bills of entry and incentive claims.
Authorised Economic Operator certification across Tier 1, 2 and 3 — unlocking faster clearance, deferred duty payment and minimised examination at ports.
Brand rate fixation of duty drawback and recovery of pending IGST and Section 74 refunds. We pursue refund applications proactively through to receipt of credit, with periodic status reporting to the client.
Every application undergoes a dual-expert review before submission to eliminate deficiency letters and portal rejections.
We don't just procure your licence — we ensure it is legally closed through EODC, protecting you from future audits.
Backed by decades of combined experience in resolving complex trade disputes and securing licences across categories.
Deep knowledge of Foreign Trade Policy amendments — interpreted and communicated before they impact your supply chain.
We audit your business model to identify the best duty-saving schemes — EPCG, Advance Licence, RoDTEP and others.
Deep review of your documents, ensuring products are eligible and accurately mapped to the correct rules and tariff lines.
We file applications online via secure digital signatures and manage all follow-ups with government officers.
We track export obligations, gather final shipping proofs, secure your Redemption Letter and release bank guarantees.
Short, practical notes on the DGFT and Customs changes that affect Indian exporters — written by the same team that files your applications.
Recent DGFT reforms let qualifying exporters self-certify origin instead of waiting on agency-issued certificates. We explain who qualifies, the obligations that come with it, and how to apply.
Read advisory →DGFT is actively reviewing pending EPCG closures. We walk through extension applications, block-wise obligation tracking, and how to respond to a notice without triggering penalty.
Read advisory →Mismatches between shipping bills and claims are the leading cause of held remissions. A short guide to claiming correctly and converting unutilised credits into working capital.
Read advisory →The recurring foreign-trade deadlines that catch exporters off guard. Bookmark this — or let us track them for you.
Your Importer Exporter Code must be electronically updated each year between April and June — even if nothing has changed — or it risks de-activation.
Export obligation is tracked block-wise across the authorisation period. Missing a block triggers interest and penalty — extensions must be filed in time.
Export obligation under Advance Authorisation generally runs 18 months from issue, with EODC redemption to follow. Plan inputs and exports against this clock.
Claims are tied to each shipping bill and scroll cycle. Reconcile regularly so credits don't lapse and scrips are generated on time.
Registration-Cum-Membership Certificates run in five-year blocks. Lapsed RCMC can stall incentive claims and council benefits.
IGST refunds on exports under Rule 96 hinge on matched GSTR-1, GSTR-3B and shipping-bill data. Mismatches hold refunds — we reconcile and pursue them.
Timelines are indicative and change with FTP amendments. Confirm the current position for your authorisation with our team.
An Export Obligation Discharge Certificate (EODC) is the document DGFT issues confirming you have fulfilled the export obligation attached to a scheme such as EPCG or Advance Authorisation. Until you obtain it — and use it to cancel your bond or bank guarantee at Customs — the licence remains an open liability that can resurface in audits years later. Procuring a licence is only half the job; closing it through EODC is what truly protects you.
The Importer Exporter Code must be electronically updated and confirmed every financial year, in the April–June window, even if none of your details have changed. An IEC that isn't updated in time can be de-activated, which halts your ability to clear imports or exports until it's reactivated. It's a small annual task with an outsized consequence if missed.
Both allow duty-free import of inputs for export products, but they differ in timing and flexibility. Advance Authorisation is typically obtained before or alongside production, is subject to an actual-user condition, and carries a value-addition requirement. A Duty-Free Import Authorisation (DFIA) is issued after exports are completed and is transferable — meaning the authorisation, or the inputs imported under it, can be sold. The right choice depends on your order book, cash flow, and whether transferability matters to you.
The Special Valuation Branch examines imports between related parties — for example, where the Indian importer and the overseas supplier are part of the same group, or where royalties, licence fees or other payments may influence the declared transaction value. The concern is whether the relationship has artificially lowered the customs value. Early, well-documented disclosure of the relationship and pricing basis is the best way to keep an SVB review from escalating into a dispute.
Yes. Our engagement model runs from advisory and application through to legal closure — tracking export obligations, assembling final shipping proofs, securing the Redemption Letter or EODC, and cancelling the associated bank guarantee or bond at Customs. We treat a licence as closed only when there is no residual liability on your books.
We work with exporters and importers across engineering goods, pharmaceuticals, textiles and made-ups, chemicals, auto components, agro products and more — from first-time IEC applicants to established Status Holders managing multiple authorisations. If you're unsure whether a scheme applies to you, the Scheme Finder above is a good starting point, or simply reach out.
Tell us what you need — from your first IEC registration to a complex DGFT representation — and our team will respond promptly.
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Flat No. 2, Plot No. 3, K.C. Complex,
N-2, CIDCO, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar – 431003,
Maharashtra, India