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IT Services for Import and Export Companies

A stable ERP, reliable communication with suppliers and customers abroad, and protection against fraud scenarios that specifically target trading companies.

Container port
Stable ERP
Running when you need it
Fraud Protection
Phishing and BEC
Global Communication
Around the clock
Access While Traveling
Secure from anywhere

Why Trading Companies Choose Us

Not just another IT provider - a company that knows the international workload and the unique risk scenarios.

Around the Clock

Suppliers in China, customers in the US, a team in Israel. We've got it covered.

We Know the Scenarios

BEC, targeted phishing, supplier impersonation. The protection is built for exactly that.

One Point of Contact

Not a call center. The personal number of a technician who knows your company, your team and your systems.

How to Get Started

1

Intro Call

Mapping your current setup, team, software and main challenges.

2

On-Site Visit and Assessment

A physical check of your infrastructure - servers, network, backups, security. Free of charge.

3

Tailored Quote

A clear document, no surprises.

4

Onboarding and Migration

A gradual transition with no downtime. After that - ongoing managed service.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the unique IT needs of an import/export company?

An import/export company works with suppliers and customers across several time zones at once, runs an ERP with inventory and orders, and connects to customs and freight forwarding systems. It needs reliable communication infrastructure, a stable ERP and appropriate security.

Do you support our ERP systems?

We support the ERP systems commonly used in Israel - database backup, version update management and liaison with the vendor to resolve deeper issues. Tell us what you work with.

What is the risk of a cyberattack on an import/export company?

A leak of your supplier list and pricing causes competitive damage. Another common scenario is Business Email Compromise - an attacker impersonates a supplier and asks to change the bank details for a payment. Protection requires sender authentication setup, advanced email filtering and internal procedures for verifying payment requests.

How do you deal with time differences with suppliers around the world?

Continuous communication infrastructure: international telephony with local numbers in several countries, secure communication platforms, and a calendar synced across time zones.

We need access to our data on business trips abroad. How?

Managed computers with drive encryption, an encrypted connection with strong authentication, access to the corporate cloud instead of local sync, and the ability to disconnect a device remotely if it is lost or stolen.

How much does IT service for an import/export company cost?

The price depends on the size of the company, the ERP system, the scope of international connectivity and the level of security required. An accurate quote starts with a short call.

Want to Talk?

A short 15-30 minute call. We'll understand your situation, point out the most significant gaps, and come back with a quote.