Legality: Agents need to ensure that the products and services they represent comply with relevant laws and regulations, adhering toimport and exportpolicies and standards.

Quality issues: Agents need to ensure that the quality of the products and services they represent meets customer requirements to avoid complaints and claims caused by quality problems.

Confidentiality: Agents need to protect customers trade secrets and intellectual property rights to avoid leaking customers business secrets.

Delivery time: Agents need to ensure that the products and services they represent are delivered to customers on time to avoid complaints and claims caused by delays.

Fee issues: Agents need to negotiate agency fees with customers to avoid disputes and conflicts caused by fee problems.

Customs clearance procedures: Agents need to understand and comply with the customs clearance regulations and procedures of the destination country to ensure smooth import of goods.

Marketing: Agents need to understand market demand and competition to provide customers with marketing advice and support.

After-sales service: Agents need to provide after-sales service, including support for quality issues, warranty, and maintenance.

The above are precautions for export agency services. Agents need to carefully consider and actively address these issues to ensure the success of the agency business and customer satisfaction.