Supplier screening
Review the proposed supplier and confirm the source information and documents available for the requested parts.
QUALITY & DOCUMENTATION
Know what you are ordering.
Source checks, actual-goods photos and inspection coordination, built around your requirements.
BEFORE YOU CONFIRM
More visibility into the proposed goods.
We coordinate supplier screening, part and label checks, photo confirmation and packaging inspection. When testing is needed, we arrange third-party inspection around an agreed scope.
Tell us which details are essential to your purchase. We check what can be provided and clarify any gaps before you proceed.
Add requirements ↗Part & label checks
Check the full ordering code, manufacturer, package and label details against your enquiry, including agreed date-code requirements.
Photo confirmation & packaging
Arrange photos of the actual goods and labels, and inspect packaging against the agreed reel, tray and protective-packaging requirements.
Third-party testing coordination
Coordinate third-party testing when required. The provider, scope, sample quantity, costs, lead time and acceptance criteria are agreed before testing.
Shipping & discrepancy handling
Coordinate overseas shipping and the required shipment information. If an item differs from the agreed requirements, clarify the next step with you before proceeding.
MAKE THE REVIEW SPECIFIC
Useful evidence starts with a clear request.
Photos & labels
Ask to seeActual-goods photos, outer labels, markings and packaging.
Review againstYour complete ordering code, manufacturer, quantity and agreed date-code requirements.
Source records
Ask to seeA list of available source and traceability documents for the proposed goods.
Review againstThe records required by your purchasing process, including any missing links.
Testing arrangements
Ask to agreeThe external provider, methods, sample quantity, fees, timing and acceptance criteria.
Review againstThe agreed scope and the specific samples covered by the report.
Photos support visual review. Source records and test reports answer different questions and should be reviewed together where required.