eBRC
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Small tools that do one job each.

Free, no sign-up, and no account needed. Read a shipping bill PDF into data, or look up a code. Each one is built from a source we can name, and says which one on the card.

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Read a document

Drop a PDF, get every field back.

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Shipping bill extractor

You drop
A shipping bill PDF from ICEGATE, up to 5 MB
You get
Every field as CSV or JSON, checked against the bill's own totals
It costs
Nothing. No sign-up, no account, no card.

The number, the date, the port code, the value summary, every invoice and every item line, checked against the bill's own totals.

Shared with the eBRC exporter app and the eBRC APIOpen the extractor →
Abstract deep blue artwork of a luminous document resolving into ordered lines of light, for the export invoice extractorExport invoice

Export invoice extractor

You drop
An export invoice PDF, up to 5 MB
You get
Every field and every line item as CSV or JSON, with the sums checked
It costs
Nothing. No sign-up, no account, no card.

The number, the date, the currency, the parties, the delivery and payment terms, and every line item, with the invoice checked against its own arithmetic.

Shared with the eBRC exporter app and the eBRC APIOpen the extractor →
Look something up

The codes that arrive on the paperwork.

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RBI purpose code lookup

Search the RBI purpose codes that arrive on export remittances, with the official description for each and what a wrong one does to an eBRC.

The purpose codes annexure of the eBRC API documentation and RBI's receipt purposes annexure
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Indian port code lookup

Search all 362 Indian port, airport, ICD, CFS and land customs station codes, and see what each one's facility suffix means.

The port codes annexure of the eBRC API documentation

Document extraction for Indian exporters

The extractors on ebrc.in read an export document PDF and return every field on it as a CSV that opens in Excel or Google Sheets, with the document checked against its own totals: the shipping bill extractor reads the customs declaration a goods export carries, and the export invoice extractor reads the invoice that a goods export travels with and that a service export is known by. A bill of entry, the import-side counterpart, is not read here yet, and nothing is listed on this page until it works.

Both are free, with no sign-up and no account. The file you upload is kept, so the extractors can be improved against the documents people actually have. The same reads are available as the extraction endpoints of the eBRC API, documented in the extraction reference, for a platform or an enterprise reading documents in volume from its own systems.

If the document itself is the question, the guides cover it: the shipping bill format, field by field, the export invoice format as GST, customs and the bank read it, and shipping bill PDF to Excel, which compares the extractor with Excel's own PDF import.

Questions about document extraction on ebrc.in

The shipping bill extractor on ebrc.in reads an ICEGATE shipping bill PDF and returns every field on it, from the shipping bill number, date and port code to each invoice and each item line, as a CSV that opens in Excel or Google Sheets, or as JSON. It also checks the bill against its own declared counts and totals. It is free, needs no sign-up, and the file is kept so the extractor can be improved against real documents.

Yes, in practice. The export invoice extractor on ebrc.in returns the invoice fields as one CSV and the line items as another, and a CSV opens directly in Excel or Google Sheets. Upload the invoice PDF, download the CSV, open it in Excel. The whole document is also available as JSON. It is free, with no sign-up, and the file is kept so the extractor can be improved against real documents.

Yes. Both extractors on ebrc.in are free, with no sign-up, no account and no card. Each allows ten documents per internet connection a day, resetting at midnight IST. The eBRC exporter app reads shipping bills with no limit at all and is also free, at any volume.

Yes. The same reads are available as the extraction endpoints of the eBRC API, for platforms and enterprises reading shipping bills and export invoices in volume from their own systems. The eBRC API is a separate product with its own published limits, and none of them apply to the eBRC exporter app.

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