01
Your Product
A good quotation means very little
if the product that arrives
is not what was agreed.
Supplier suitability and production capability
Specifications, materials and approved samples
Production changes and unauthorized subcontracting
Inspection findings before shipment
What was approved
should be what gets produced.
02
Your Money
Payment should not depend
on vague instructions,
hidden charges
or a bank account changed in a chat message.
Clear quotations and payment instructions
Knowing who is receiving the payment
and what it is for
No payment-instruction changes through chat alone
Visibility when costs or project scope change
You should know what you are paying,
who you are paying
and what the payment is for.
03
Your IP & Commercial Information
A supplier may need enough information
to make your product.
That does not mean
every piece of commercial information
needs to be shared without control.
Product designs, drawings and technical information
Molds, tooling and ownership expectations
Customer, supplier and commercial information
Written supplier commitments and NNN agreements where appropriate
NNN is one tool.
The real goal is protecting
how your product,
information
and business relationships are used.
04
Your Supply Chain
A supplier is more than a quotation.
We also pay attention to who is actually making the goods,
whether production is being moved elsewhere,
and whether there are obvious risks
that should not be ignored.
Who is actually producing the goods
and whether subcontracting is involved
Serious labor or worker-safety concerns
that come to our attention
Product, material and market requirements
identified for the project
Traceability and known legal or customs requirements
where relevant
We do not claim to audit every factory's labor
or compliance systems.
But if a serious concern becomes visible,
we will raise it rather than ignore it
just because the price looks attractive.
