With this ordering tutorial, you can quickly familiarize yourself with our ordering process.
Fill in the mailbox / cell phone number, password settings to complete the registration
Completion of appointment time, number of people, type of service program, report language selection
Complete basic supplier information entry, contact person, email, phone, factory name and address.
Upload information please include inspection information, such as contract, packing list, inspection requirements, etc.
Place an order in the appropriate currency and complete the order for payment
E-mail / cell phone number: support to fill in the mailbox number or cell phone number (recommended to fill in the mailbox number to facilitate the order push)
After completing the password setting, you will receive a verification code, please fill in the code and complete the registration!
Please fill in the date of your inspection, and select the number of QC labor required for this inspection, select the appropriate type of service according to your needs, and finally do not forget to choose the language of the report.
Click to order Input of whole address is supported and recognized automatically. Manual input is also possible:
Factory name: fill in the factory company name
*Contact: fill in the name of the factory contact
*Factory mailbox: fill in the factory contact mailbox number
*Mobile phone number: fill in the factory contact cell phone number
*Factory address: select the country and city where the factory is located, and add the detailed and precise address to complete.
The above with "*" symbol are required and must be accurate, to avoid the situation of not being able to contact the factory.
Please upload or fill in the product information, upload information please include inspection information, such as contracts, packing lists, inspection requirements, etc.
Click to order Note: Please make sure the above has been completed before making payment.
Currency options: RMB (for payment in Chinese Yuan), USD (for payment in US Dollars)
Free Bidding: free pricing is available, price is up to you, no commissioner service.
VIP price: 1V1 full service provided by our business specialists.
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