Export Documentation

Documentation Starts With Confirmed Order and Shipping Information

Export documents should reflect the actual equipment, quantity, packing arrangement, shipment route and agreed transaction terms. Before preparing the document package, we review the available order and cargo information.

Documentation Starts With Confirmed Order and Shipping Information

Typical Export Documentation

DocumentTypical Purpose
Commercial Invoice Records the seller, buyer, goods description, quantity, value and agreed commercial information
Packing List Records package quantity, packing method, dimensions, net weight and gross weight
Proforma Invoice Confirms preliminary product, quantity, price and payment information
Sales Contract Records the agreed equipment, commercial terms and responsibilities
Bill of Lading Copy Carrier-issued shipping record for ocean transportation
Air Waybill Copy Carrier-issued shipping record for air transportation where applicable
Certificate of Origin Origin document provided where required and available
Insurance Document Provided where transport insurance is arranged under the agreed terms
Inspection Records Available equipment inspection photos, videos, notes or checklists
Packing Records Available packing, labeling, loading and securing records
Equipment Manuals Available operating, installation or maintenance documents
Parts List Included spare parts, tools, accessories and consumables
Customs Documents Available export declaration or related information where applicable

Information Matched Across Documents

Order information checked against Kaishan equipment details

Order Information

Buyer details, model, quantity, value and agreed terms.

Packed Kaishan equipment with cargo dimensions and weight information

Cargo Information

Description, specifications, packages, dimensions and weight.

Shipping container and seal information recorded for transportation

Shipping Information

Shipping method, ports, container, seal and carrier data.

Kaishan equipment manuals inspection photos and supporting records

Supporting Records

Inspection, packing, loading and equipment records.

From Order Review to Document Delivery

  1. Review
    Order

  2. Confirm
    Buyer
    Details

  3. Verify
    Cargo
    Data

  4. Prepare
    Documents

  5. Check
    Consistency

  6. Confirm
    Shipping
    Data

  7. Deliver
    Package

Match the Documents With the Actual Shipment

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Shipment records reflect the available equipment, packing and loading information at the time they are created.