How it works A staged path in
You never commit to the big engagement first.
Brazil entry is high-stakes, so we've built the way in to be low-risk. Three steps, each one earning the next. You can stop after any of them and keep something you can use — clarity, a plan, or a shipment through the door.
The Readiness Check
A straight, specific read on what Brazil entry actually requires for your equipment — before anything ships and before you spend a cent.
- Which Brazilian certifications likely apply to your product (Anatel, INMETRO, and others)
- Whether you already have import capacity, or need to build it
- Roughly how hard and how long entry will be — specific to your shipment
It's directional, not a determination — the fastest way to know where you stand. Six questions, two minutes, no sales call.
Take the 2-minute readiness checkThe Entry Diagnostic
Where directional becomes definitive. A fixed-fee, fixed-scope diagnostic that gives you certainty before you commit capital — the go/no-go, in writing.
- Your classification and duty position under the rules as they stand — including whether ex-tarifário or other relief is worth pursuing
- The full certification and homologation map for your equipment, with the pre-shipment steps that gate it
- The import structure that fits your entry — own CNPJ and RADAR, a trading-company route, or another path — with the control and tax consequences of each
- A sequenced plan: dependencies, decision gates, and a realistic cost and timeline envelope
You walk away with a decision you can defend to your board — whether or not you go further with us.
Execution & Handoff
We own the entry sequence end to end, land your first compliant shipment, and hand your team a repeatable process — then step out.
- One point of control across brokers, tax and regulatory advisors, counsel, and logistics — and the go/no-go call on when goods move
- Pre-shipment compliance and sequencing so nothing stalls at the port
- Your first compliant shipment or deployment, delivered
- A documented, repeatable entry process your team runs without us
We're paid to make ourselves unnecessary — never to become a permanent importer or an open-ended retainer. Built to exit.
Why staged Risk, in the right order
Most Brazil-entry failures are expensive because the commitment came before the clarity. We put the clarity first.
Clarity before capital
You know what entry requires — and what it costs — before you commit to it, not after your equipment is already at the port.
Stop anywhere with value
Each step stands on its own. A read, a defensible plan, a shipment through the door — you keep what you paid for at every stage.
One owner, accountable
The same principal who reads your check is accountable for the go/no-go — no handoff to a call centre, no diffusion of responsibility.
Start at step one
See where your shipment stands.
Two minutes, six questions, no sales call — and a specific read on what Brazil entry requires for your equipment.
Take the 2-minute readiness checkPrefer to talk first? Reach out here.