ISO Certification built to stand up to audit
Choose the right standard, implement a working management system, and enter an independent accredited audit with evidence—not just paperwork.
- Professional fee
- From ₹5,899
- Working timeline
- Confirmed after standard, scope and readiness review
- Government charges
- Shown before payment
Built for
Organisations of any size
Best when
Buyers or operations need assurance
Which ISO standard
matches the goal?
The operational risk or buyer requirement should select the standard—not the cheapest certificate offer.
Quality and consistency
ISO 9001 structures a quality management system around repeatable delivery and improvement.
Information security
ISO 27001 addresses information-security risks, controls and assurance.
Environment or safety
ISO 14001 and 45001 focus on environmental and occupational health and safety systems.
Sector-specific assurance
Food, medical devices, continuity and energy each have standards tailored to their risks.
Accredited audit
A system proven in operation.
ISO does not certify companies—and neither do consultants.
An independent certification body issues the certificate. Verify its accreditation and be cautious of instant certificates with no Stage 1 or Stage 2 audit.
What you receive,
ready to use.
ISO develops standards but does not certify organisations. We help select the standard, define scope, prepare the management system and coordinate with an independent certification body whose accreditation can be checked.
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Standard and scope recommendation
Gap-assessment and implementation plan
Required policies, procedures and records
Internal-audit and management-review support
Stage 1 and Stage 2 audit coordination
Certificate verification and surveillance calendar
What must be
in place.
Any organisation can seek certification, regardless of size, if the selected standard fits its activity.
A defined certification scope covering the relevant products, services, sites and teams.
A management system implemented for long enough to generate objective records.
Internal audit and management review completed before the certification decision.
The system must be implemented and evidenced before the certification body can make a credible certification decision.
Start with the business risk
A scoping review confirms the final standard and certification boundaries.
| Decision | Standard | Core focus | Common trigger |
|---|---|---|---|
| ISO 9001 | Quality management | Consistent processes | Buyer or tender requirement |
| ISO 27001 | Information security | Security risk controls | Enterprise or data assurance |
| ISO 14001 / 45001 | Environment / safety | Operational impacts and hazards | Site, supply-chain or tender need |
| 22000 / 13485 / 22301 / 50001 | Sector systems | Food, devices, continuity or energy | Industry-specific requirement |
From requirement to
independent audit.
Readiness drives the timeline; certification-body review and corrective actions cannot be responsibly skipped.
Standard and scope
Discovery
We handle
Match the business need to ISO 9001, 27001, 14001, 45001, 22000, 13485, 22301, 50001 or another suitable standard.
You provide
Share the buyer, tender or operational requirement, sites and headcount.
Gap and implementation
Readiness dependent
We handle
Assess current controls and build a clause-by-clause implementation plan.
You provide
Assign owners and put the agreed controls into daily operation.
Evidence and internal audit
Before certification
We handle
Prepare required records, support internal audit and facilitate management review.
You provide
Close gaps and retain evidence that the system is working.
Stage 1 audit
CB schedule
We handle
Coordinate the accredited certification body's documentation and readiness review.
You provide
Make records and responsible team members available to the auditor.
Stage 2 and decision
CB schedule
We handle
Coordinate the implementation audit and corrective-action responses.
You provide
Demonstrate the live system and close any nonconformities.
A checklist without
the back-and-forth.
We ask only for records or data relevant to your application, review, or audit scope.
- Entity registration and tax records
- Sites, headcount and organisation chart
- Products, services and proposed certification scope
- Customer or tender requirements
Before you begin
Use clear PDF, JPG, or PNG files.
Keep address records recent and readable.
Choose the support
you actually need.
Every total separates professional fees, GST, and stated government charges. State stamp duty and exceptional filings may vary.
Standard
Recommended7-15 days
payable now, GST included
- Professional fee
- ₹4,999
- GST @ 18%
- ₹900
- Payable now
- ₹5,899
- Eligibility check with a chartered accountant
- Documents prepared, reviewed and filed
- Certificate handed over with the next steps
Not included automatically
- — Independent certification body's Stage 1, Stage 2 and surveillance audit fees
- — Auditor travel and additional-site costs
- — Testing, calibration, technology or facility changes needed to close gaps
- — A certificate from an unaccredited body unless explicitly accepted in writing
Costs that can repeat
- — Periodic surveillance audits during the certification cycle
- — Internal audits and management reviews
- — Corrective actions and continuing evidence
- — Recertification audit before the three-year certificate cycle ends
Certification is a cycle,
not a badge.
Internal reviews, surveillance audits and recertification keep the certificate credible.
Internal audit
Planned periodically
Test whether the implemented management system meets the selected standard and the organisation's own requirements.
Management review
Planned periodically
Leadership reviews performance, risks, resources and improvement actions.
Surveillance audit
Usually annually
The certification body checks continued operation during the three-year cycle.
Recertification
Before year three ends
A recertification audit begins the next certification cycle.
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