ISO Certification
ISO certification signals that your processes meet an internationally recognised standard — winning trust, tenders and export orders. We help you pick the right standard, close the gaps and get certified by an accredited body.
Key benefits
- Win government and corporate tenders that mandate ISO
- Build customer and export credibility
- Standardise and genuinely improve internal processes
- Often needed for quality subsidies and buyer audits
Documents required
- Business registration proof (GST / COI / Udyam)
- Nature of business and scope to be certified
- Address proof of the premises
- Existing process documents, if any
How it works
-
1
Standard selection
We identify the right standard — 9001 (quality), 14001 (environment), 27001 (information security), 22000 (food safety) or 45001 (occupational health & safety).
-
2
Gap assessment
Your current processes are mapped against the standard’s requirements.
-
3
Documentation & implementation
Manuals, policies and records are prepared and rolled out.
-
4
Audit & certificate
An accredited certification body audits and issues the certificate — valid three years with annual surveillance.
Frequently asked questions
Which ISO standard do I need?
It depends on your industry: 9001 for general quality, 27001 for IT/data security, 22000/FSSC for food, 14001 for environment, 45001 for safety. We advise free.
Is ISO issued by the government?
No — ISO standards are certified by private certification bodies. Choose one accredited under a recognised board (e.g. NABCB/IAF) so the certificate carries real weight.
How long is it valid?
Three years, subject to annual surveillance audits by the certification body.