Take a look at eBRC for yourself
Not screenshots and not a video: the workspace itself, filled with a sample exporter's remittances, invoices and certificates, open in this tab. Nothing to install.
If you do not have an IEC, contact amin@eximfiles.io.
What the demo shows you.
The inward remittances against your exports, a year of them on a calendar, each with what it was for, how much of it is still unused, and whether the bank amended or withdrew it. One click shows only what is left to certify.
Start from a saved profile, pick the remittances to certify, and see what matching them to an invoice and shipping bill involves. The certificate normally comes back from the DGFT in about two hours.
A month of exports goes in as one file, up to 999 rows, on a template that arrives already filled with what we know. Every row is checked before anything is filed.
Each filing with the DGFT's answer for every record, a countdown while the answer is due, and a refused record explained in plain words with what to fix.
Search by eBRC number, shipping bill or IRM, and download the PDF. See which certificates have been claimed for a benefit, and how many days are left to cancel one. This is the part people underestimate until a RoDTEP claim or a GST refund is waiting on it.
The shipping bill and invoice tools, with past documents and every field ready to copy. To try one on your own PDF, the free extractors on this site do it without an account.
Talk to a human.
A question about certificates, the API, or a filing that will not behave: write to us and a real person replies, usually within a day.
- Exporters: stuck filings, missing IRMs, bulk uploads.
- Platforms and enterprises: API access, sandbox keys, and volume or customisation quotes.
- Anything else: we read everything that arrives.
Prefer email? amin@eximfiles.io
About the demo.
Yes, a full interactive demo of the eBRC exporter app, not a video and not screenshots. Enter your IEC on this page, confirm it with the six digit code, and the product itself opens in your tab: a sample exporter's remittances, invoices and certificates, all clickable. It stays open for 30 minutes.
No account is needed and there is no password. The demo asks for your IEC and a six digit code sent to your firm's email, and that is the whole of it. If you would rather skip even that, sign up free at app.ebrc.in instead and use the product on your own data from the start, at no cost and with no card.
No, and it says so on every screen. The demo runs on an invented firm with invented figures, built to behave like a real exporter's year: part-used remittances, three currencies, a few amended or withdrawn by the bank, one filing still with the DGFT. Nothing in it belongs to any real company.
The overview with a year of remittances on a calendar, the IRM repository with its filters, the first two steps of certificate generation, bulk upload, the status list that follows every filing, the reports screen with a sample certificate PDF to download, and the shipping bill and invoice extraction tools. Mapping and submission run in the eBRC exporter app itself, with your own DGFT connection.