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Vietnam hotel furniture factory workshop visited by the Songdom team
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Supplier Selection and Vetting

Songdom maintains a vetted pool of factory suppliers with differentiated manufacturing expertise. For airport work we hold at least three manufacturing suppliers in every product category.

How It Works

Step By Step

  1. 1

    Category mapping

    We break the package into what each factory type actually does well, rather than asking one supplier to cover everything.

  2. 2

    Capability screening

    Products manufactured, main export market, years in the industry, capacity and lead time.

  3. 3

    Certification review

    UL, ETL, FCC, FDA, cUPC, WaterSense, NFRC, UKCA, WRAS, CE, SAA and ISO, checked against what the destination market will ask for.

  4. 4

    Process and recovery questions

    What the factory does when production slips, and what it does when a quality problem is found. The answer separates a partner from a vendor.

  5. 5

    Trial order and scoring

    Performance on the first order determines access to the next one. Top performers receive priority project access.

Outcomes

What Changes For Your Project Team

  • Vetted factories with hands-on project experience
  • Differentiated capability instead of one generalist
  • Cost optimisation through strategic supplier matching
  • A recovery path when one factory slips
Vietnam hotel furniture factory workshop visited by the Songdom team
FAQ

Supplier Selection and Vetting Questions

What is included in supplier selection and vetting?

Songdom maintains a vetted pool of factory suppliers with differentiated manufacturing expertise. For airport work we hold at least three manufacturing suppliers in every product category.

Is this available on its own or only as part of a full package?

It can be run on its own, though most projects take it as part of the full sourcing programme so that the inspection and delivery stages connect to the same supplier relationship.

How early should we involve you?

At specification stage. The cheapest quality and cost decisions are made during drawing review, before anything is tooled or released to production.

How do you report progress?

Through the inspection record at each gate, with photographs and measurements taken at the factory as the production run proceeds.

What does it cost?

It is quoted per project, because the scope depends on the number of categories, the number of factories and the duration of the production programme.

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Bring Songdom In On Supplier Selection and Vetting

The earlier the specification is reviewed, the cheaper every later decision becomes.