Four service areas that protect commercial continuity
Select a service to see how iLogBC protects your contracts, agreements, compliance and risk exposure in ways a generic, one-size-fits-all approach would miss.
Contract Drafting Support
A contract's wording, not just its existence, decides who bears the loss when something goes wrong. Under the Carriage by Road Act, a common carrier's liability is capped at ten times the freight paid, but only if the carrier is registered correctly and a proper goods forwarding note is drafted into the contract. Generic templates miss this in vendor agreements and NDAs too.
- Master service agreement drafting
- Vendor and carrier agreements, liability-capped correctly
- NDA and confidentiality agreements
- Employment and consultant contracts
- Contract review and gap analysis
- Dispute-resolution structuring
Commercial & Logistics Agreements
Logistics relationships require precise commercial documents that define service levels, liabilities, operating boundaries and escalation mechanisms across every hand-off.
- Freight forwarding agreements with FFFAI terms incorporated
- Third-party logistics contracts
- Warehousing and lease agreements
- Customer rate cards and SLAs
- Multimodal and cross-border agreements
- Port and terminal handling agreements
Regulatory Compliance
Regulatory compliance for logistics businesses in India spans customs, GST, labour, environmental and sector-specific licensing, and none of it runs on the same calendar. A payroll built for yesterday's labour law can fall foul of today's, a licence renewed last year can lapse without warning, and a carbon obligation can arrive before anyone notices it applies. Catching all of it before an audit does takes a specialist eye and a reliable partner.
- GST compliance management
- Customs and trade compliance
- Labour-law compliance across the new wage and social codes
- Environmental and transport compliance
- Carbon compliance across CBAM and India's CCTS
- Compliance calendar and monitoring
Risk Assessment
The risks that sink a logistics business are rarely the ones on a compliance checklist. They live in a subcontractor's unchecked safety record, a vendor contract that quietly shifts liability the wrong way, or a cross-border payment structured without checking FEMA. A structured risk assessment finds these before a regulator or counterparty does.
- Legal and regulatory risk register
- Contractual risk review for liability and exposure
- Third-party and vendor risk assessment
- Corporate-governance risk review
- Operational risk assessment
- Cross-border risk advisory including FEMA exposure
Protect your logistics business with clearer contracts and stronger controls.
Speak with iLogBC about contract drafting, logistics agreements, compliance frameworks, governance reviews or risk assessments.