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A government trade authority is piloting a digital platform, Bharat Aayat Niryat Lab Setu, to unify testing and certification for exports and imports by integrating accredited testing and inspection agencies into a single online interface. Pilot onboarding of labs begins November 4, 2025, and applicant submissions start November 11, 2025; existing testing processes may continue in parallel. Users may sign in with existing trade portal credentials, must e-sign applications (DSC or Aadhaar), pay fees online, and upload required documentation. Laboratories must complete onboarding, assign administrator/branch/technician roles, and configure payment parameters. Test reports are downloadable and verifiable via the portal or QR code; helpdesk support is provided.
A government trade authority is piloting a digital platform, Bharat Aayat Niryat Lab Setu, to unify testing and certification for exports and imports by integrating accredited testing and inspection agencies into a single online interface. Pilot onboarding of labs begins November 4, 2025, and applicant submissions start November 11, 2025; existing testing processes may continue in parallel. Users may sign in with existing trade portal credentials, must e-sign applications (DSC or Aadhaar), pay fees online, and upload required documentation. Laboratories must complete onboarding, assign administrator/branch/technician roles, and configure payment parameters. Test reports are downloadable and verifiable via the portal or QR code; helpdesk support is provided.
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