Intertek launches iCare digital portal for Indian textile industry

Intertek, a prominent provider of Total Quality Assurance to industries globally, is thrilled to announce the introduction of iCare in India. This digital platform, initially launched in Türkiye last November, serves as a comprehensive solution for textile manufacturers, streamlining their testing processes.

iCare is a user-friendly digital portal designed to help textile manufacturers manage and monitor their testing procedures seamlessly. It addresses challenges related to transparency and traceability in lab sample processing, enhancing efficiency and communication throughout the testing stages. iCare meets the needs of the textile industry by offering real-time information on sample status and progress, accessible through an intuitive interface.

Tailored specifically for the Indian market, iCare empowers manufacturing customers to oversee their projects effortlessly. It provides features like chatbot and live chat for seamless interaction, allowing users to submit test requests, track job statuses, and download reports conveniently, all in one centralized platform available 24/7.

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