Supplier Information & Participation Policy

Suppliers should provide accurate, current, authorized information and respond to project inquiries without unsupported claims or off-platform pressure.

Supplier Information & Participation Policy visual reference

Participation framework

Factual information, clear process ownership, and disciplined communication matter more than generic claims.

01

Accurate profile information

  • Use the registered or commonly used company name.
  • Describe real product categories and processes.
  • Do not present certifications, capacity, or customers without current evidence.
02

Buyer and project information

  • Use buyer RFQ details only for the intended inquiry.
  • Do not redistribute drawings or contact data.
  • Keep commercial and production communication clear and relevant.
03

Quotation and sample conduct

  • State assumptions, exclusions, MOQ, lead time, and validity.
  • Do not promise unconfirmed prices or delivery dates.
  • Document sample revisions before production.
04

Platform records

  • Do not post personal contact details publicly.
  • Use platform-managed inquiry routes where provided.
  • Report inaccurate or inappropriate requests for review.

Evidence should match the claim.

Only provide files, certifications, product images, customer references, or process details that are current and authorized for review.

  • Identify which stages are in-house.
  • State MOQ and lead-time ranges honestly.
  • Explain the quality workflow.
  • Keep profile information current.

Prepare a complete supplier application

Review the requirements first, then submit the real capability information the team needs to assess category fit.