Service
Supplier Verification Visit
Aura visits the factory in person — in Quanzhou, Jinjiang or Shishi — and documents what is actually there: the premises, the production lines, the people you would be working with, and whether the supplier's claims match what can be observed.
Who it is for: Small brands and importers about to place a first order with an unfamiliar supplier, or buyers who want factory-side confirmation before committing to samples, deposits or production.
Where: At the supplier's premises in Quanzhou, Jinjiang or Shishi. Travel, factory access and scheduling are confirmed before attendance.
What is included
- An in-person visit to the named supplier's stated address
- Verification of the premises, production activity and product categories observed
- Photos and field notes from the visit
- Supplier claims checked against what can be observed on site
- Gaps and unverified points recorded explicitly
What you receive
- A written verification report with dated photos
- Observed facts separated from supplier claims
- Open questions and points that could not be verified
- Practical next steps for your decision
What you provide
- The supplier's name, address and your contact person
- What the supplier has told you (catalogues, claims, quotes)
- Your product and what you intend to order
What is excluded
- Regulatory compliance certification of any kind
- Social-compliance or management-system audits
- A guarantee of supplier legitimacy or future performance
Process and timing
After scope is confirmed, Aura schedules the visit with the supplier and attends in person. Short travel times may make rapid response possible, subject to the factory address, access and schedule; the attendance time is always confirmed before booking. You receive the report after the visit.
Common questions
Is this a factory audit?
No. This is a supplier verification visit: documented observation and evidence collection. It is not a social-compliance audit, a management-system audit, or any form of certification.
Can you guarantee the supplier is legitimate?
No. A verification visit reduces risk by documenting what can be observed at a point in time. It cannot guarantee a supplier's future performance or honesty.
Request a scoped quote
Tell us about your product, quantities and supplier. You receive a scoped quote for this service — no obligation. Or write to [email protected].