We learn the product, the entity that will sell it, and which Indian approvals actually apply.
Electrical & Industrial Products
How this approval works
An ISI licence is tied to a specific product, standard, and factory. The process is heavier than a simple registration: it usually includes application scrutiny, testing, and a factory assessment before the mark can be used.
For overseas plants, FMCS is the path BIS uses to license foreign manufacturers. We help map the standard, prepare the factory for assessment, and keep the paperwork consistent from the first form to the grant of licence.
Who it is for
- Indian factories seeking an ISI licence
- Foreign manufacturers selling notified goods into India
- Electrical and industrial products covered by an Indian Standard
What we handle
- Standard and licence-scope check
- Application and factory document set
- Testing and inspection coordination
- Support through grant and initial surveillance planning
Papers usually required
- Process flow and plant layout
- Test equipment and calibration records
- Raw material and component traceability
- Authorised signatory and brand ownership papers
The same four steps
We prepare, check, and manage the forms, authorisations, and technical papers the authority expects.
We coordinate laboratories where a test is required and stay on the file while the authority reviews it.
You receive the registration, licence, or clearance, with the label and model details aligned to it.
