ICC DRS 11.12.45

The ICC DRS app is the official digital platform from the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), integrating the functions of its International Court of Arbitration and the International Centre for ADR into a single interface.

This application serves as a practical resource for busy professionals worldwide, providing immediate access to essential dispute resolution tools and information. It offers an all-in-one workspace that encompasses ICC’s dispute resolution procedures, relevant documents, and an events calendar for conferences and training sessions. The app also facilitates networking among users by enabling direct contact with ICC representatives and fellow participants.

• Access the latest ICC rules—including Arbitration, Mediation, DOCDEX, and Dispute Board—in multiple languages: English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese.
• Browse a comprehensive collection of ICC documents, such as standard contractual clauses and guidance notes.
• Calculate arbitration costs in advance to streamline budgeting processes.
• Gain insights from ICC’s Arbitration and ADR Commission reports, offering high-level perspectives on current industry trends.
• Search ICC’s extensive resource catalog efficiently to find relevant materials with just a few taps.
• Stay informed about upcoming ICC conferences and specialized training programs worldwide.
• Follow ICC’s Arbitration and Mediation Twitter feeds for timely updates on regional developments and industry news.
• Communicate directly with the ICC Secretariat for inquiries, requests, or additional information.

The International Chamber of Commerce, representing over 45 million companies across more than 100 countries, is the world’s largest business organization. Its mission centers on facilitating global commerce by advocating for responsible business practices, promoting international trade, establishing standards, and providing leading dispute resolution services. Membership includes multinational corporations, SMEs, industry associations, and local chambers of commerce.

ICC’s dispute resolution services are recognized globally for their neutrality, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. They provide an alternative to litigation for resolving both domestic and international commercial disputes, accessible to a diverse range of parties—including individuals, corporations, states, and state entities.

Beyond dispute resolution, ICC emphasizes ongoing professional development to uphold high standards in international arbitration and ADR. The organization regularly hosts conferences and training seminars to disseminate expertise worldwide. By keeping professionals informed of regional developments and industry best practices, ICC aims to elevate standards across the arbitration community.