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For body builders

Ratify what you build, free. When a file names your build, the certificate carries your name to the insurer and the lender.

Figures on this page were counted on 12 September 2026.

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Three questions you ask

  1. Can a lender or an insurer see that my body is approved on this chassis?
  2. How does my sheet get on the register?
  3. When a certificate names my build, who stands behind it?

What answers them

Body Book certificateNext

The Standard

Which bodies are approved on which chassis type, as a certificate an insurer or lender accepts. It grows from the Body Book, which already reads 848 bodies on 480 chassis types and lets builders ratify them. The certificate is a PDF with a verification address.

Unit and band
499 rupees a certificate; insurer and lender licences a year
per certificate; a licence a year
Now
Stages one to three are live: the envelope from Rule 93, bodies read from photographs, ratification by builders and makers.
The Standard

What it costs you

Nothing. The register is public, the ratification is yours to sign, and the certificate that names your build is bought by the insurer or the lender, not by you.

How to ratify

Sign in on the dealer desk with the trade you hold, find the chassis, and ratify the lengths you build. From then on the chassis page prints your name under Ratified, and every certificate issued on that chassis lists your build as the Body Book’s third stage.

The other buyers: For lenders, For insurers, For leasing companies, For makers, For tyre, battery and body makers, For fleets, For dealer groups, For analysts and rating agencies, For governments and regulators, For the press

Talk to the desk.

Tell us who you are and the decision you are pricing. The first conversation costs nothing. A reply comes on working days.

Or write to [email protected].