Supplier Audit

Supplier audits, also known as factory inspections or factory audits, are audits or assessments of factories according to certain standards. In order to strengthen supply chain management, ensure stable product quality, and avoid risks such as public opinion and product recalls, brands propose factory inspections, while screening new high-quality suppliers, improving the quality control level of existing suppliers, and supporting the company's business strategy decisions. Factory inspections are generally divided into human rights inspections, quality inspections, environmental inspections, and anti-terrorism inspections. The process of factory inspections is generally to initiate an application, develop an audit system, confirm the audit, pay fees, schedule the audit, implement the audit, and deliver the audit results.

Quality Audit

An effective quality management system helps buyers and manufacturers avoid risks caused by quality problems during product production. The quality audit process includes: initial meeting, management interview, on-site audit (including employee interview), document review, audit findings summary and confirmation, and final meeting.

Social responsibility audit

Based on the conventions of the International Labor Organization, national and local laws and regulations, industry standards and practices, we conduct interviews with employees, managers, on-site inspections, document inspections, etc. to check corporate compliance and risks in employee use, health and safety protection, and environmental protection, assist companies in improvement, help customers and companies avoid social responsibility risks, and ensure the normal operation of business activities.