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Foxwyn Global Assurance LLP

BIS RegistrationBuilt on standards.

A clear path to product compliance in India. Expert consultancy for ISI, CRS, FMCS and Scheme X—from classification to assessment readiness.

Scheme & standard assessmentTesting coordinationApplication support

Understand the framework

One standards body.
Different paths to conformity.

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is India’s national standards body. Its product-certification and registration schemes demonstrate conformity to the relevant Indian Standard. Your route depends on what you make, where you make it and the applicable government notification.

Bureau of Indian Standards — reference logo

Consultancy, not certification issuance

Foxwyn supports requirements review, documentation and coordination. BIS independently evaluates applications and grants approvals. Reference marks do not imply affiliation, accreditation or product approval.

Choose your pathway

ISI. CRS. FMCS. Scheme X.

Explore each route’s purpose, supporting evidence and ongoing obligations.

ISI Standard Mark — scheme reference

FMCS · Overseas Scheme I

Foreign Manufacturers

FMCS enables eligible foreign manufacturers to obtain a BIS licence for products conforming to the relevant Indian Standard. It is the overseas route under Scheme I—not a substitute for CRS. The manufacturer nominates an eligible Authorised Indian Representative (AIR).

Who it is for

Overseas factories seeking BIS product certification under the FMCS route.

Eligible imported products covered by Scheme I. Overseas manufacturers of CRS-notified goods follow Scheme II instead; classification comes first.

Official BIS scheme guidance

Key documentation & assessment

  • Foreign factory and legal-entity records with product scope
  • AIR nomination, undertaking and eligibility documentation
  • Testing and inspection arrangements and product test evidence
  • Factory inspection coordination, sample testing and prescribed licence formalities

After approval

The overseas licence holder remains responsible for conformity, marking, surveillance and renewal. Keep AIR details current and coordinate factory or market sampling when required.

Scheme X regulatory note: Mandatory coverage is product-specific. The August 2026 machinery-safety guidance follows rescission of the 2024 Omnibus Order and describes voluntary certification. Check separate electrical-equipment orders and current amendments. Read BIS guidance.

Indian Standards & product scope

The right standard comes first.

There is no single BIS standard for every product. Each application needs the relevant technical standard, product scope and current scheme requirements.

01

Identify the Indian Standard

Map the exact product, construction, ratings and intended use to the current Indian Standard. Confirm edition, amendments, test clauses and the applicable product manual.

02

Check mandatory coverage

Review the operative QCO or notification, product description, exemptions and effective requirements. A broad category or HS code alone does not confirm applicability.

03

Match the approval scope

Define the factory, products, sizes, ratings, brands and model families. Grouping and additional testing must follow the relevant scheme and product guidance.

Illustrative standards

Products, standards & approval routes

Examples from the BIS framework—not a complete list or an applicability decision. Always verify the latest edition, amendments and operative notification.

IS 269

Scheme I / ISI

Ordinary Portland cement

Product-specific testing, quality controls and factory assessment.

IS/IEC 62368-1:2023

Scheme II / CRS for notified categories

Specified audio/video, information and communication technology equipment

Safety testing and prescribed registration evidence; verify category and transition provisions.

IS/IEC 60947-2

Scheme X where covered by the operative order

Low-voltage circuit breakers

Technical documentation and conformity assessment under product-specific requirements.

FMCS applies the relevant Scheme I product standard at an overseas manufacturing location. Standard numbers alone do not establish mandatory certification. Full standards and amendments are available through BIS’s official catalogue.

The Foxwyn approach

From product review to compliance readiness.

  1. 01

    Classify your product

    Identify the product, country of manufacture, Indian Standard and applicable QCO or notification.

  2. 02

    Define the scope

    Confirm the correct scheme, factory, brands, models and product variants before preparing the application.

  3. 03

    Prepare the evidence

    Compile technical documents, quality controls, factory records and AIR documents where applicable.

  4. 04

    Coordinate testing

    Plan samples and testing with a laboratory recognised or accepted for the scheme and standard.

  5. 05

    Support assessment

    Coordinate filing, inspection or technical evaluation and responses to BIS queries and non-conformities.

  6. 06

    Maintain compliance

    After the BIS decision, support marking, surveillance readiness, renewal and approved scope changes.

The sequence varies by scheme. Government fees, laboratory charges, assessment schedules and approval decisions are outside Foxwyn’s control.

Before you apply

Your BIS questions, answered.

Share your product datasheet, factory location and intended market for a focused requirements review.

Let’s define your next step

Make your India-market plan clearer.

Tell us what you manufacture. We’ll help scope the BIS route, documents and testing coordination.

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