Releasing February 18th

Incoterms for Tech Traders

67% of people in the tech industry don’t understand Incoterms, the universal language that defines shipping responsibilities and the risks that each party is exposed to.

 

Our latest eBook breaks down:

  • What each Incoterm means and how to choose the right one.
  • Common Incoterm pain points and solutions for tech shipments.
  • How a DDP and compliance service provider minimizes risks.
  • Incoterm use cases for tech products.
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What Are Incoterms?

Incoterms are globally recognized commercial terms that international traders use to define the rules and responsibilities of the buyer and the seller in the international movement of goods.

 

When used correctly, they ensure smooth shipments with clear terms. However, they’re frequently misunderstood and misapplied, leading to various obstacles. It’s crucial to get Incoterms right for tech shipments to avoid significant delays, financial penalties, and reputational damage.

 

Hover over an Incoterm below to learn more about its associated risks and responsibilities.

Incoterms for any modes of transport:

EXW

FCA

CPT

CIP

DAP

DPU

DDP

Incoterms for sea and inland waterway transport:

FAS

FOB

CFR

CIF

What is the TecEx Delivered Duty paid (DDP) Solution?

Under the Incoterm DDP, the buyer assumes almost no responsibilities and minimal risk, while the seller handles all responsibilities. With TecEx as your DDP service provider, the importer, buyer, or end user will still have a DDP experience, while the exporter or seller’s role is essentially EXW. We assume all shipping risks and responsibilities from end to end, while you maintain control and visibility over the shipment.

Unpack Incoterms and Tech Imports

FAQs | Incoterms and Tech Shipments

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If you are ready to start shipping immediately, submit this form, and an expert will get in touch to help you navigate Incoterms confidently. Our bespoke solutions enable you to take control of the risks and responsibilities in your supply chain, or pass them entirely onto us.