Audit the process
Review incoming checks, traceability, chassis and body assembly, system installation, sealing, nonconformance handling and document control.
BUYER VERIFICATION
A factory visit is most useful when it follows the product through actual production stages. Buyers should agree the inspection scope, responsible parties and acceptance criteria before sampling or shipment release.

Importers, brands and fleet buyers evaluating a supplier or preparing shipment approval.
Use the product application and customer requirements to guide decisions before agreeing the final build.
Review incoming checks, traceability, chassis and body assembly, system installation, sealing, nonconformance handling and document control.
Compare each sampled unit against the approved configuration, visible workmanship, functional checks and agreed exceptions.
Record unit identity, outstanding items, packing condition, supplied parts and destination actions before release.
FROM BRIEF TO SHIPMENT
Factory testing and shipment inspection should check the actual approved configuration. Installation preparation and local obligations depend on the destination and buyer’s delivery model.
Agree checks, sampling, records, responsibility and hold points before production.
Review critical stages while components and interfaces remain visible.
Check configuration, functions and finish against the released requirements.
Close or formally disposition open items and document the handover.
BUYER EVIDENCE
Agree which records will be provided for your exact project. A factory photo or generic checklist does not replace product-specific approval.
Final specifications, quantities and responsibilities are confirmed during project review.
Inspection arrangements and access should be agreed in the project plan. An independent inspector still needs the current specification and clear acceptance criteria.
No. It checks the agreed product before dispatch; registration, local installation and regulatory approvals remain destination-specific responsibilities.
Compare relevant models and review the manufacturing information behind your decision.