FREE sourcing support · up to 3% — Eligibility applies to qualified business buyers and is confirmed after we review your product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements.
Our role
We are an independent procurement coordination service for US business buyers. Our role is to turn a product request into a traceable brief, contact possible factories and organize comparable responses. We are not a manufacturer, authorized representative, medical provider, testing laboratory, certification body or regulatory adviser, and we do not present supplier statements as independently verified facts.
We record external, internal or airflow-clip format; dimensions and size range; materials; construction; packaging; and acceptable alternatives. The proposed supplier answers for its exact model. The buyer determines whether the answer meets the intended channel and routes health, safety or regulatory questions to qualified parties.
We align pieces, packs, pieces per pack, variant allocation, sample quantity and the US destination before comparing prices. The buyer confirms the required quantity and timing. Suppliers must state minimums, freight responsibility, availability assumptions and exclusions in their current quotation.
We request labels, material declarations, warnings, packaging files, test records and sample notes identified in the brief. Each candidate must connect documents to the offered product and responsible manufacturer. The buyer decides whether evidence is sufficient and whether a professional review is required.
The buyer's dated requirement establishes intended channel, requested attributes, quantity, destination, budget basis and approval owner. These entries define the comparison frame but do not prove that any factory can supply the item.
Public material may reveal useful vocabulary and attributes to ask about. It remains a limited reference and is never treated as our inventory, authorization, certification, endorsement or model-level supplier evidence.
The supplier identifies the proposed model, specifications, packaging, documents, commercial terms and exclusions. Missing or contradictory answers stay open. The business buyer reviews alternatives, samples and total procurement scope before final approval.