Four stages. A single responsible party.
From the first diagnosis to ongoing operation, the same team monitors the process. Operational capacity translates into a clear method, defined functional areas, and an explicit responsibility contract between JD Trade and the client.
How we conduct each operation.
The cycle is the same, from the first shipment to recurring programs. The intensity of each stage changes, not the order.
Diagnosis
We understand product, volume, market, tax structure, and maturity of the current operation — before any proposal.
Operation Design
We define route, regime, mode, documentation, and timeline, with the estimated total cost before starting.
Execution
We contract, ship, clear customs, and deliver. The client monitors each stage with structured reporting.
Continuous Operation
After the first cycle, the process is reviewed, standardized, and scaled — with indicators monitored together with the client's team.
From diagnosis to ongoing operation — each stage designed before the first shipment.
Six integrated operational fronts.
Each area is managed internally or coordinated by a JD Trade person responsible to the client — never outsourced without interlocution.
Tax and regulatory planning
Tax classification (NCM), special regime qualification when applicable, approval analysis, and alternative scenarios before the operation.
Qualification and RADAR
We conduct RADAR qualification and sub-modality review, in addition to other necessary integrations in SISCOMEX.
Sourcing and international negotiation
Interlocution with foreign suppliers — from qualification to contract formalization and Incoterm.
International logistics
Contracting and coordination of sea, air, and road freight. Decision based on the total cost of the operation, not isolated freight.
Customs clearance
Documentation prepared for the probable scenario, monitoring of parameterization, channels, and release.
COMEX BPO
Operation of the foreign trade department as an extension of the client's team, with processes, indicators, and continuous reporting.
What stays with JD Trade, what stays with the client.
Outsourcing foreign trade does not mean losing control. The separation below is explicitly stated in the contract before the first shipment.
- →Operation design and presentation of total cost before starting.
- →Coordination of suppliers, freight agent, customs broker, and warehouse involved.
- →Prepared documentation, regulatory compliance, and interlocution with approving bodies.
- →Reporting per shipment and monitoring until delivery to the final destination.
- →Commercial decisions on supplier, product, price, and market.
- →Actual payment of taxes, freight, and services contracted on behalf of the client.
- →Formal approvals of commercial proposals and scope changes.
- →Vision of the operation — JD Trade operates *with* the client, not *in place of* them.
How does this work in your case?
Bring the current scenario of your operation. The diagnosis is the first deliverable — before any commercial proposal.