Verify an Indian supplier before you pay.
Identity, capability, documentation, commercial fit, export capability and risk — established for international buyers, dated, and handed over with the evidence behind each finding.
No scores. No grades. Every finding carries its source.
You commission the assessment. A supplier cannot.
Or check the public registers yourselfCertification scope reviewed against the product being purchased
- Six checkpoints
- 01Identity
- 02Capability
- 03Documentation
- 04Commercial Fit
- 05Export Capability
- 06Risk
- See the method
Where are you standing right now?
- You are holding a quotation, a factory contact, or a name from a directory. Before money moves, we establish what is actually true about that company.Legal identity and operating historyManufacturing capability against your specificationDocumentation, export history and risk exposureVerify a supplier
A badge the supplier bought is not evidence.
On the major sourcing directories, the verification mark beside a supplier’s name is a subscription that supplier purchased. What it establishes is largely identity: that a company exists, at an address, with registration documents and some evidence of stock.
That is worth something. It is not the same as establishing whether the supplier can produce what you are buying, to your specification, at your volume — and the operators themselves disclaim responsibility for supplier authenticity in their terms while the mark stays on the listing.
The question worth asking of any supplier assessment is simply who commissioned it.
How we stay buyer-sideWe don’t tell you who to trust. We show you what we verified.
A recommendation is a judgement made with someone else’s risk tolerance. Evidence is transferable. We gather it, name its source, date it, and hand it over intact — including the parts that did not resolve.
- Scores out of one hundred
- Letter grades or star ratings
- Confidence percentages
- Supplier recommendations dressed as findings
- Directory listings resold as research
Every finding carries its evidence.
Whether the company you are dealing with exists as described, and whether the people quoting you are authorised to.
Company registration and statutory status reviewed against available records
Registration particulars, incorporation details, registered address
Public company records
Name and address on the quotation checked against registered particulars
Quotation, correspondence, registered address on record
Buyer-supplied documents and public records
Authority of the quoting contact reviewed against available evidence
Correspondence, stated role, introductions made
Supplier-supplied material; no independent record available
Illustrative. These entries show how findings are recorded and what each state means — they are not an assessment of a real supplier. A live report relates to your supplier and is dated.
Four ways we work, one method underneath.
The categories the Indian supply base does well.
Put the decision in front of us.
Tell us what you are buying and where you have got to. If verification is not the right next step, we will say so.