How is this different from the Trade Finance page?
Trade Finance is about letters of credit: examining the credit and presenting a clean set. EXIM covers the whole shipment under any payment term, from the proforma to the e-BRC, plus the FEMA register and realisation dates. Both run on the same platform.
Which documents does it read?
65 trade document types, including the proforma, PO, sales contract, LC and amendments, commercial and GST invoices, packing list, bill of lading, airway bill, lorry receipt, certificate of origin, insurance and inspection certificates, bill of exchange, shipping bill, bill of entry, bank remittance advices, MT103, FIRA and e-BRC. Scans, PDFs, zips and email all work.
Who decides whether two documents agree?
Figures, dates and tolerances are decided by rules in code. Wording, such as a clause or a description, is read by DocInflow's models, which must state a conclusion; anything they can't decide is held back for your team, not passed. The score is always computed by the rules.
Does it screen parties against sanctions lists?
No. If a credit carries a sanctions clause, DocInflow flags it so your team confirms screening was done.
Does it file with EDPMS, IDPMS or the bank?
No. The register keeps what is owed, by when and under which rule, and you record what the bank did. Closing an entry is the bank's act.
Can we change a finding?
Yes. Waive it with a reason, or mark it a false alarm. The engine's score stays as it was, a reviewed score shows the effect, and every decision is kept in the history.
Where is our data stored, and is it used to train AI?
Your documents are stored in India. DocInflow never trains any AI model on your documents or the data extracted from them. That is a contractual commitment, not just a setting.
How long does it take to get started?
Enter your company's name and IEC, and you can check your first shipment the same day.
