The initial cost of certification, as well as the cost of preparing for and maintaining it, can be high.
4 easy steps to ISO Certificate.
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Fill up the Form.
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Submit the documents.
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Pay only professional fee.
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Get your ISO Certificate.
Process of ISO Certification
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📞 Get in Touch with Us
Call or WhatsApp us for a free expert consultation to determine the right ISO standard for your business based on industry, operations, and objectives.
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📄 Document Collection
We collect necessary documents like business registration proof, process flow, organizational structure, quality records, and existing policy documentation.
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💳 Fee Payment
Pay our professional charges and certification body fee securely via UPI, bank transfer, or payment gateway.
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📝 Gap Analysis & System Drafting
We perform a gap analysis of your current practices vs ISO requirements, then prepare all required documents like Quality Manual, SOPs, Policy Statements, and Registers.
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🔐 Digital Signature (if needed)
For certain ISO processes involving online coordination or integrated systems, we assist in obtaining DSC or e-signature setup.
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📤 Application Filing & Audit Scheduling
We submit your application to an ISO-accredited certification body and coordinate for the Stage 1 & Stage 2 audits with prior scheduling.
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Certification Audit by ISO Auditor
Conducted in 2 Stages:
- Stage 1: Document review + basic system check
- Stage 2: On-site audit to verify implementation
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✅ Audit Assistance & Compliance
Our team supports your staff during both ISO audits and helps with clarifications, documentation, and corrective actions to ensure compliance.
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📬 ISO Certificate Issued
Upon successful audit, we ensure the ISO Certificate is issued, valid typically for 3 years, and assist in obtaining both hard and soft copies.
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🔧 Post-Certification Support
We assist with surveillance audit preparation, annual renewals, ISO logo usage compliance, and updating documentation for continual improvement.

Documents for ISO Certification
Passport size photographs: For the applicant
Aadhar card: For the applicant
Company PAN card: For the applicant
Company letter head or visiting card: For the applicant
Company address proof: For the applicant
Business registration proof: For the applicant
Copy of sales and purchase bill or GST registration: For the applicant
Scope of business: For the applicant
Organization chart: For the applicant
Advantages of ISO Certification
Improved quality management
A quality management system that meets international standards can be established and maintained through ISO certification. This can lead to improved quality control, better process management, and increased efficiency in operations.
Increased customer satisfaction
ISO certification demonstrates a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, which can help businesses attract and retain customers. ISO certification can also help companies to differentiate themselves from their competitors and build a reputation for quality and reliability.
Enhanced credibility
ISO certification is recognized globally as a mark of quality and credibility. ISO certification can help businesses gain recognition and trust from customers, suppliers, and stakeholders.
Improved risk management
ISO certification requires businesses to identify and manage risks associated with their operations. This can help enterprises to identify potential risks and take steps to mitigate them, leading to improved risk management and increased resilience.
Access to new markets
Many businesses require ISO certification as a prerequisite for doing business. ISO certification can help companies to access new markets and expand their customer base.
Improved processes and efficiency
Obtaining ISO certification involves a comprehensive review of a business’s processes and procedures, which can help identify areas for improvement and increase efficiency.
Cost savings
By improving processes and efficiency, ISO certification can lead to cost savings for a business.
Global recognition
ISO standards are globally recognized, promoting trust and confidence in products, services, and processes. ISO codes, like country codes (ISO 3166), ensure unambiguous identification of countries, regions, or entities across different languages and systems.
Facilitates international trade
Standardized codes simplify international trade, logistics, and financial transactions by providing a common language for data exchange.
Disadvantages of ISO Certification
Cost
Time
The time required to implement and maintain ISO certification can be significant.
Resources
The resources required to implement and maintain ISO certification can be significant.
Documentation
The documentation requirements can be stringent and time-consuming.
Flexibility
The standardized procedures can limit an organization’s ability to adapt to change.
Demotivation
The introduction of new processes can demotivate employees, especially in successful companies.
Misunderstanding
The certification can be misunderstood as a sign that “everything is fine”.
Focus on certification
Companies can focus too much on certification instead of continuous improvement.
External audits
The frequent external audits can be time-consuming and resource-intensive.
Difficulty understanding
The generic requirements of the standard can be difficult to understand and implement.
Lack of training
Employees may not be aware of the importance of implementing the standard.
Implementation complexities
Understanding the requirements of the standard and making necessary changes to processes can be complicated.
Requirements of ISO Certification
Quality Management
Implementing a quality management system (QMS) that addresses the needs of the applicable ISO standard
Documentation
Documenting processes and procedures related to the QMS
Establish Management
Establishing and maintaining a management system that is focused on continual improvement
Trained Employee
Ensuring that employees are trained on the QMS and are aware of their responsibilities
Required Compliances
Demonstrating compliance with applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
Monitoring Management
Monitoring and measuring the effectiveness of the QMS through internal audits and management reviews
Identifying and addressing non-conformities and taking corrective and preventive actions
Keeping Records
Keeping records related to the QMS and maintaining document control.
Implementation
Implementing corrective and preventive actions to address non-conformances and improve the QMS.
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- Applicable Law
- Registration
- Number of Owners
- Separate Legal Entity
- Liability Protection
- Statutory Audit
- Ownership Transfer
- Perpetual Existence
- Foreign Ownership
- Taxation Liability
- Compliance Requirement
Here are some Frequently Asked Questions about ISO Certification
Why should a company obtain ISO certification?
Companies obtain ISO certification to demonstrate their commitment to quality and to increase customer confidence in their products and services. It also helps them improve their internal processes and efficiency and can be required for specific contracts or business opportunities.
How long does it take to get ISO certification?
Obtaining ISO certification depends on the size and complexity of the organization, as well as the scope of the certification. Implementing a quality management system and undergoing certification typically takes several months to a year or more.
Is ISO certification mandatory for businesses in India?
ISO certification is not mandatory for businesses in India, but it can be a requirement for specific contracts or business opportunities.
Who can issue ISO certification in India?
The certification of ISO certification can be issued by third-party certification bodies accredited by the National Accreditation Board for Certification Bodies (NABCB) or other recognized accreditation bodies.
How long is ISO certification valid?
ISO certification is typically valid for three years, after which the company must undergo a recertification audit to maintain certification.
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