Sector licences

Start with the activity

A business may need several permissions for different products, premises or activities. We organise those requirements into a document-led worklist, with clear boundaries between application support, technical testing and authority decisions.

What we coordinate

• Food licensing and labelling
• Packaged commodities and product certification
• Healthcare, drugs and medical devices
• Transport, wireless equipment, energy and education approvals

Choose support for your activity

Products you make, import or sell

Start with the product specification and your role in its supply chain. Keep packaging, certification and business licensing questions visible as separate work items.

• FSSAI licensing support — organise food-business activity and premises records.
• Food labelling and safety review — connect artwork with the product evidence behind it.
• Legal metrology compliance — review packaged-product and measurement records.
• BIS and product certification support — map models, manufacturing sites and test evidence.
• Drug and medical device licensing support — prepare the product dossier and specialist review questions.
• Telecom and wireless approvals — organise model configurations and radio specifications.

Premises and programmes you operate

• Healthcare establishment licensing — map facility services, equipment and professional records.
• Education and training compliance — review programme, awarding-body and recognition evidence.

Vehicles and infrastructure you deploy

• Transport and logistics permits — connect each vehicle with its proposed operating activity.
• Energy and infrastructure approvals — coordinate project documents and permission dependencies.

Prepare your first brief

Tell us what is already operating and what will change. Include the legal entity, location, product or service description, existing permissions and intended launch or expansion date. For multiple sites or models, send a simple list showing which records belong to each one.

Identify the technical contact who can confirm specifications and the person who will approve application facts. We use the brief to separate missing evidence, specialist questions and filing tasks, then agree the scope and costs before work starts.

Agree the engagement

Share the proposed activity, location, product specifications and launch date. We identify missing information and scope the required specialist involvement before quoting. Government fees, laboratory charges and inspections are separate from advisory work unless expressly included.