Start from the problem.
Services are named for what you are trying to resolve, not for what we would like to sell. Pick the one that matches your situation; they combine where the work calls for it.
You have a supplier. You need to know what is real.
A quotation arrives from a company you cannot visit, in a market you do not know, with certificates you cannot check. The decision is significant and the information is one-sided.
We work through the six checkpoints on your specific supplier and return a dossier: what we established, what we could not, and the evidence behind each position.
- Supplier dossier across six checkpoints
- Evidence appendix with sources and dates
- Photographic record where a site visit is included
- Open questions written as questions, not conclusions
Most engagements use two.
Find, then Verify
A shortlist is only useful once the names on it have been checked. Sourcing briefs almost always run into verification before any introduction is made.
Verify, then Compare
Two verified suppliers still need to be set on one specification before the quotations mean anything.
Compare, then Coordinate
Once a supplier has been chosen on a clear basis, coordination keeps the agreed specification intact through to dispatch.
Verify alone
A complete engagement. If the answer resolves your decision, there is nothing further to buy.
Tell us which of these you need.
If you are not sure, describe the situation and we will name the service that fits — or tell you that none of them do.