How do you ensure consistency in your inspections and audits?
What qualifications do your inspectors have?
How do you train your inspectors?
- AQL procedures
- Our internal standards
- Softlines and hardlines-specific protocols
- Client-specific requirements and case studies
We also conduct periodic performance evaluations and field audits.
Do you use any technology or tools during inspections (e.g., tablets, software)?
- Input findings directly into the report
- Upload photos and videos on-site
- Follow dynamic checklists tailored to each order
Can you provide real-time updates during inspections?
real-time updates
via messaging or email if requested.
Whether it’s a quick status update, a clarification, or an urgent issue, our inspectors can contact your team or our coordination staff instantly.
How do you handle disputes with factories over inspection results?
We can also arrange follow-up inspections if needed.
Can you inspect products for specific defects or issues we’ve encountered before?
Absolutely! Just let us know the issues you’ve had — we will highlight them in the checklist and instruct the inspector to pay special attention to those points.
This helps prevent repeat problems and ensures we’re focused on what matters to you.
How do you ensure objectivity and impartiality during inspections?
Our inspectors follow strict ethical guidelines, and we assign staff from different regions when needed to avoid potential conflicts of interest. Our reports are based solely on factual findings.
Can you inspect products for labeling and packaging compliance?
Yes, of course. We check:
- Product labels
- Barcodes and stickers
- Packaging method and condition
- Shipping marks and compliance with your packaging guidelines
Just share your requirements, and we’ll include them in the checklist.
Do you offer pre-production inspections to verify raw materials?
Yes! Our Pre-Production Qualification (PPQ) service is designed for that.
We verify:
- The quality and type of raw materials
- Components, trims, and packaging
- Supplier readiness and production planning
It’s a great way to prevent problems before manufacturing begins.
How do you specify product colors for inspection?
- Pantone codes
- Color swatches
- Reference samples
- Product photos or specification sheets
Our inspectors will use these references on-site to visually compare and report any deviations.
