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Put inspection at the point where your money is at risk.
Different orders need different checks. Start with the decision you are trying to make, then choose the inspection scope around it.
Pre-Shipment Inspection
Best when production is complete or nearly complete. The inspection can cover quantity, workmanship, dimensions, function, packaging, labeling and buyer-specific checkpoints before shipment.
Scope: confirmed with you before the job so the factory visit focuses on your actual risks.
During Production Inspection
Useful when you want to catch problems before the full order is finished. It helps identify quality drift, incorrect materials, assembly issues or production mistakes while there is still time to correct them.
Scope: confirmed with you before the job so the factory visit focuses on your actual risks.
Factory Audit
An on-site review of the supplier's actual facility, production setup, quality practices and operational capability. Scope is tailored to the buying decision rather than presented as a certification.
Scope: confirmed with you before the job so the factory visit focuses on your actual risks.
Container Loading Supervision
Checks the goods and loading process: carton condition, quantities, container condition, loading sequence and sealing evidence.
Scope: confirmed with you before the job so the factory visit focuses on your actual risks.
Supplier Verification
Helps confirm the supplier and site you are dealing with match the business you expect before deeper commitment.
Scope: confirmed with you before the job so the factory visit focuses on your actual risks.
Factory Background Check
A desk-based review of available company information and risk signals. Useful before sending deposits, ordering samples or planning a factory visit.
Scope: confirmed with you before the job so the factory visit focuses on your actual risks.
Not sure which inspection you need?
Send the order stage and supplier location. Justin can help define the practical scope.