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ArkanDoIMPORT • EXPORT • BROKERAGE • SOURCING
IMPORT • EXPORT • BROKERAGE • SOURCING

We Make TradeFlow.

Buyer-side briefSpecification · volume · destination
Iran supply mappingProducer · trader · available capacity
Evidence controlIdentity · documents · quality signals
Export handoverTerms · packing · documents · logistics
Enter from the buyer side

What do you need to de-risk before buying from Iran?

The English route is organised around an overseas buyer's decision—not around exporting services for an Iranian producer.

I have a requirement, not a supplier

Turn specifications, destination, volume and acceptance criteria into a usable RFQ.

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I need a shortlist in Iran

Map relevant producers and trading sources against the actual buying brief.

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I found a supplier, but need evidence

Review identity, capability signals, documents and unresolved commercial risks.

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I need the transaction coordinated

Align information, terms, documents and handover points without blurring responsibilities.

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Reverse-path sourcing

We work from your acceptance point back to the Iranian supply base

Instead of starting with a directory of companies, the route starts with what must arrive, where it must arrive, and what evidence must support the purchase.

1
Define the landed requirementProduct, grade, tolerances, quantity, destination, timing and acceptance evidence.
2
Map the Iranian supply sideRelevant manufacturers, authorised channels or trading sources are identified.
3
Screen evidence and capabilityIdentity, capacity signals, documents, responsiveness and open questions are recorded.
4
Align the export handoverCommercial terms, packing, document set, logistics interfaces and responsibilities are clarified.
Build my Iran sourcing brief
Export-ready goods in a controlled warehouse
Control before commitment

A shortlist is useful only when the unknowns are visible

Our deliverables separate what is evidenced, what is supplier-stated, what still needs verification and what remains the buyer's technical or legal decision.

Supplier evidence map

Identity, ownership clues, manufacturing role, available records and unanswered questions.

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Document readiness

Expected commercial and product documents, version gaps and consistency checks.

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Transaction coordination

A clear communication trail, decision points, responsibilities and agreed handover boundaries.

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Send the buying requirement

Tell us what must arrive—not which service you think you need.

Share the specification, volume, destination, timing, evidence requirements and any supplier already under review.