For chartered accountants
Your exporter clients will all need EDFs.
Prepare Export Declaration Forms for service-exporter clients faster: invoices in, SAC and Purpose Code suggestions with reasons, bank-ready files out.
Free to start · No onboarding forms · Made in India
The new workload
- Clients forwarding bank emails about EDFs they’ve never heard of.
- Repeating code selection and form filling for every invoice.
- Deadlines that land at the end of every month.
Your EDF in 2 steps
- Add your invoice. Upload a PDF or photo, or create the invoice in Saathi.
- Review and generate. Saathi fills the details, suggests the SAC and RBI Purpose Code with reasons, and prepares bank-ready files.
How Saathi helps your practice
Faster preparation
Invoice details are extracted automatically; you review instead of typing.
Codes with reasons
SAC and Purpose Code suggestions explained, so your review is quick.
Consistent output
The same bank-ready Excel and PDF every time.
You stay in control
Saathi prepares; you and your client review and submit.
Why now
Under the RBI notification FEMA 23(R)/2026-RB, in force from 1 October 2026, service exports may need an Export Declaration Form (EDF) filed through your bank. For a service invoice, the EDF is generally due within 30 days after the end of the month of the invoice — for October 2026 invoices, generally by 30 November 2026. Your bank’s requirements always apply.
Questions
Is this a filing service?
No. Saathi prepares documents in the required format. Filing and advice remain with you and your client’s bank.
Can I use it for several clients?
Yes. Contact us about setting up multiple client companies.
Is it free to try?
Yes, start free.
Try it on your next client invoice
Start freeSaathi helps you prepare documents in the required format. Generated documents are not legal documents or advice; verify every detail before submitting to your bank. Not affiliated with the Reserve Bank of India or any bank.