Credentials
- Role
- Chief Executive Officer, Easywork Solutions Private Limited (verify)
- Company
- Easywork Solutions Private Limited, a private limited company incorporated in India and operating since 2019 (verify)
- Based in
- Surat, Gujarat — one of India's largest textile export clusters
- Product responsibility
- Directs the development of ExportCRM, covering export documentation, DGFT incentive-scheme tracking, production pipeline management and multi-currency invoicing (verify)
Kartik Kukadiya is the CEO of Easywork Solutions Private Limited, the company behind ExportCRM. He works directly with export houses across India to build software for export management — CRM, ERP, DGFT compliance, export documentation and government-scheme claims.
Easywork Solutions Private Limited was founded in 2019 and is based in Surat, Gujarat — one of India's largest textile and diamond export clusters — which is where ExportCRM's first users were. The product grew out of the operational problems those export houses described: re-typed documents, incentive claims tracked in notebooks, and no single answer to “where is this order?”
At ExportCRM by EasyWork Solutions, the focus is on the practical realities of running an export business in India — DGFT compliance, RODTEP and Duty Drawback claims, export documentation, multi-currency invoicing and per-order profitability. These guides aim to be accurate, current and genuinely useful to exporters.
What he built
- ExportCRM's export order model: buyer, currency, Incoterm and HS-code context on every order, with a configurable production pipeline.
- The export document generators — proforma and commercial invoice, packing list, export value declaration, SCOMET declaration — produced from one order record.
- Per-order tracking of RoDTEP, RoSCTL, duty drawback and IGST refund receivables, reconciled against the shipping bill and eBRC.
- Multi-currency invoicing on DGFT exchange rates refreshed automatically for 22 currencies.
- Marketplace order sync (Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Shopify) into the same order workflow.
How these guides are written
Each guide starts from questions exporters ask during ExportCRM demos and support, is written against the current DGFT, CBIC and RBI procedures, and is revised when a notification changes a rate or a portal step. Where a step or figure could not be confirmed at the time of writing it is marked for verification rather than guessed.
Found an error or an outdated step? Email info@easyworksolutions.com and the guide will be corrected and its “last updated” date changed.
Recent guides
- India's Export Hubs Index 2026: 48 Clusters and How Each One Works
- Best Export Management Software in India: 2026 Buyer's Guide
- Export CRM vs Generic CRM: Why Exporters Need a Purpose-Built System
- The 12-Stage Export Production Pipeline, Explained
- Export Documents List: 9 Documents Every Indian Exporter Needs
- RODTEP, ROSCTL & Duty Drawback: Tracking Government Claims Without Losing Money
- Multi-Currency Invoicing & DGFT Exchange Rates for Exporters
- Per-Order Profit Analytics: Know Your Margin on Every Export Order