Your business requirement
Define what is supplied and what is assembled locally.
What to send
Assembly drawings, local scope, required parts, tooling constraints and packing requirements.
Review component interfaces, kit contents and the division of supply and assembly responsibilities.
Define what is supplied and what is assembled locally.
Assembly drawings, local scope, required parts, tooling constraints and packing requirements.
Understand the requirement, match the product and interfaces, and confirm the agreed supply scope before an order is released.
Confirmed parts list, drawings, exclusions and handover requirements.
| Stage | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Discovery | Application, quantity, country and your role in the supply chain. |
| Evaluation | Dimensions, materials, interfaces, technical requirements and required evidence. |
| Project | Drawings, responsibilities, acceptance criteria, delivery and commercial scope. |
Send the information you have and identify unknown items. Configuration and supply commitments require confirmation before an order.
These are order-specific. Define local installation, commissioning, warranty and issue follow-up responsibilities in the agreed quotation and order.