
Supplier verification
Review available company information and inconsistencies in the supplier identity, quotation and stated business scope.
Discuss supplier verificationSUPPLIER MANAGEMENT / VERIFY BEFORE COMMITTING

SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT
Company verification concerns who you are dealing with. A factory review considers a defined production capability; samples and inspections examine specified product points. Supplier management in China connects these checks to your buying decisions. We coordinate an agreed review scope and record open issues, while commercial approval remains with you and specialist compliance work stays with qualified providers.
01 / SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT
Focus the review on the decision that is still open.

Review available company information and inconsistencies in the supplier identity, quotation and stated business scope.
Discuss supplier verification
Define the production processes, equipment, product experience and order-specific questions a factory review should address.
Discuss a factory review
Coordinate the agreed samples, reference versions and review records so the buyer can make an explicit approval decision.
Discuss sample coordination
Plan inspection points, timing and reporting against an agreed specification and acceptance criteria.
Discuss product inspection02 / SERVICE SCOPE
Verification, factory reviews, samples and inspections have different limits.
| Support task | When it helps | What to agree |
|---|---|---|
| Supplier verification | You have a company name and quotation but limited background evidence. | Information to review, sources available and discrepancies to report. |
| Factory review | Production capability matters to your supplier selection. | Relevant processes, equipment, product experience and review deliverables. |
| Sample approval | You need a reference product before deciding on the order. | Sample version, review criteria, destination and buyer approval record. |
| Product inspection | Goods need checking at an agreed production or pre-shipment stage. | Sampling, inspection points, acceptance criteria, report and escalation. |
A limited check does not guarantee supplier performance or every item in a production run. Define what is examined, what is excluded and who decides the next action.
03 / PREPARATION CHECKLIST
Provide enough context to select the right check and reporting scope.
Share the company name, address, contact, quotation and any registration or factory information already received.
Provide specifications, reference samples, quantity and the buying stage. Identify the questions you cannot yet answer.
Define the required evidence, inspection points, report format and any qualified testing or formal audit requirements.
Identify who approves the findings, the review deadline and what to do if the evidence or goods do not meet expectations.

05 / CONNECT THE HANDOVER
A supplier report should identify the evidence reviewed, the points checked, the exceptions found and the questions still open. Agree whether further samples, corrective action or specialist review are needed. Update the approved order record before collection and shipping are authorised.
Discuss supplier management support06 / RELATED PREPARATION
Use these guides to organise the questions for your service enquiry.
PRODUCT SOURCING

Organise specification, quantity, samples and supplier-comparison questions before buying.
Explore sourcing guidesSUPPLIER EVIDENCE

Separate company verification, capability evidence and product approval when reviewing a supplier.
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Bring package counts, gross weight, dimensions and destination into the handover record.
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07 / SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT FAQ
Confirm the service scope for your product, buying stage and destination.
No. Verification reviews defined supplier information. Product quality also depends on the agreed specification, production and the inspection or testing scope for the actual goods.
A focused review addresses agreed capability questions. A formal audit follows a specified standard and may require a qualified provider. Identify which deliverable your buying or compliance process requires.
Submit the supplier location, production stage, specification and acceptance criteria. Inspection availability, timing, sampling and reporting are confirmed before the task is arranged.
The buyer defines acceptance criteria and retains the commercial decision. Reports record the agreed observations; approval, corrective action and release instructions require an authorised decision.
SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT ENQUIRY
Share the supplier details, product specification, order stage and the question you need evidence for. Include the required report and decision deadline.
Tasks, fees, deliverables and buyer approvals are agreed before work begins.