End-to-End Export Solution for Tech Hardware
Exporting hardware from a country requires as much compliance and due diligence as importing the goods. Tech hardware requires accurate classification against the corresponding ECCN codes, correct packaging and palletizing, and extensive compliance documentation to be cleared to leave the country. Let TecEx take on the burden and risk of moving your mission-critical gear.
Our Exporter of Record solution provides a complete reverse logistics service for your global supply chain.
What is an Exporter of Record?
The Exporter of Record (EOR) is responsible for ensuring that goods comply with the export regulations of the exporting country. This includes export documentation, compliance with export controls, and logistics up to the point of shipment.
Why Do You Need an Exporter of Record Service?
You don’t have a registered entity in-country.
You are not registered to export goods.
You do not possess export licenses and permits for the goods.
You don’t know the specific export process, local compliance, or legal requirements.
You need a simple solution for a complex RMA requirement.
TecEx has championed RMA projects in the most obscure foreign destinations, handling the returns process –
saving you time and money on compliance and research.
No More Stuck Shipments
Any mistakes in the EOR process can result in stuck shipments and financial and legal penalties. Goods exported out of the country must follow the necessary compliance requirements and legal regulations in the Export Transaction (ET). This includes everything from classifying the required Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) to ensuring export compliance documents are sourced.
Why Choose TecEx’s EOR Service?
TecEx’s Exporter of Record service includes specialist exporter solutions based on trade regulations, optimized services for OEMs requiring Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) operations, as well as temporary imports.
Our EOR solution includes export declarations, licenses, permits, and accurate descriptions and valuations of the hardware. An EOR service provider like TecEx guarantees you’ll meet export requirements, making customs clearance seamless.
An EOR has the same level of responsibility as an IOR. It is all about ensuring the gear’s compliant exportation through the country’s customs process.
Return Merchandise Authorization can include after-sales service aspects such as replacements, return analysis, warranties, product service agreements, and vendor management. TecEx’s EOR solution can facilitate reverse logistics shipments in cases where equipment requires repair.
Global Exporter Service Delivery
Reach multiple destinations with ease. TecEx gives your business the opportunity to access over 200 destinations risk-free. We enable you to enter new markets and scale your business.
Not all projects are the same. Often, clients come to us with gear that has been procured centrally and needs to be sent to multiple destinations or even moved domestically. We offer a number of value-adds that help simplify this situation. Reach out to us today to streamline your export procedures.
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Share your shipment details and our specialists will create the most compliant solution for you. The more information you provide, the smoother we can make your export process.
EOR FAQs
What is an EOR?
The Exporter of Record ensures that all legal regulations and compliance requirements are met in the export transaction. This includes classifying the goods, determining the ECCN, and obtaining the necessary export documents, licenses, and permits. Find out more about an EOR here.
Why do I need an EOR?
An EOR offers some key advantages: They deal with complex export compliance so you can focus on running your business, assume liability for any non-compliance issues, protect you from penalties and delays, and leverage their knowledge of customs regulations to ensure a smooth and efficient export process.
What are ECCN codes?
Export Control Classification Numbers (ECCN) Codes are vital codes assigned to items listed on the Commerce Control List (CCL), playing a pivotal role in export control classification.
