ExportPilot
First export workspace
Deployable single-file build Research ↗

Step 1 · Business profile

Build your business profile.

Start with the facts we need to understand your export starting point. Next, add one product, confirm its HS code, and receive a market shortlist with a readiness path.

1Business profile
Location and export setup.
2Product profile
Product, capacity, and certifications.
3HS confirmation
You approve the six-digit match.
4Opportunities
Ranked markets, evidence, and risks.
5Readiness
One practical next action at a time.

Setup step 1 of 2

Business profile

No IEC knowledge is required to use this demo.

Before buyer outreach

Check what is current—and what is still missing

ExportPilot ranks a reviewed 2023 common-year baseline. Complete this check only after you have examined the sources; it does not certify demand.

1. Re-open the reviewed baseline

Open exact 2023 query ↗
2. Inspect the newer coverage gap

The official preview did not return all six required product–market rows. A missing row means unavailable coverage here, not zero trade.

2024: 4/6 rows ↗2025: 2/6 rows ↗
3. Look for current market context

In Research, inspect newer complete records, reporting gaps, and country-specific context. Do not compare a partial year with a full year as if they were equivalent.

Open Research explorer ↗
What completion means: you reviewed the limitations and found enough current context to justify a five-buyer test. It is not proof of demand, a buyer, or regulatory clearance.
Platform estimate · user-entered inputs

Can this market work at your price?

Enter the costs for sending this shipment. Use Indian-rupee equivalents. ExportPilot calculates a range but does not obtain or verify shipping quotes, import duty, or product approvals.

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Use 0 if confirmed recoverable or not applicable.
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This estimate applies import duty to the assumed customs value, then applies non-refundable destination tax to that value plus duty. Rules and exemptions differ by country, so confirm them before giving the buyer a final quote.