Identity checks
Review the legal business identity, registration details, contracting party and payment information for consistency.
CHINA SUPPLIER VERIFICATION
Know the supplier. Check the capability. Then decide.
A polished website and a convincing quote are starting points. Get a clearer picture of the business, production capability and risks behind them.
Discuss your requirement
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
Practical support.
Concrete outputs.
The final scope is agreed for your product, supplier and delivery requirements.
Capability review
Check relevant processes, equipment, production capacity, quality systems and the extent of subcontracting against your requirement.
A proportionate audit plan
Agree whether a document review, factory visit or specialist third-party audit is appropriate. Scope follows the risk and order value.
Findings you can act on
See the evidence, unresolved questions and corrective actions needed before supplier approval. You retain the purchase decision.
THE DETAILS WE ALIGN
What goes into
the review.
- Business identity and operating scope
- Factory versus trading-company status
- Relevant processes and subcontracting
- Quality controls and traceability
- Certificate scope and supporting evidence
- Open risks and follow-up actions
When this helps.
For buyers evaluating a new Chinese supplier, onboarding a second source or checking a supplier you have already found.
QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS SERVICE
Before you
get started.
Can you verify a supplier we found ourselves?
Yes. Share the supplier's company name, website, quote and the product you intend to buy. We agree the checks and evidence required for that specific project.
Is a factory audit the same as product inspection?
No. A factory audit evaluates the facility, systems and production capability. Product inspection checks a defined sample of goods against agreed criteria at a particular stage. The two answer different questions.
Does verification guarantee there will be no problems?
Verification helps you make a better-informed decision; it does not eliminate every risk. Clear specifications, agreed terms, sample validation and production checks remain part of a sound procurement process.
LET’S FIND THE NEXT STEP
What does your
business need?
A product. A part. A better supplier.
Start with the requirement. We’ll help map the route.