Check whether the supplier is a real manufacturer, trading company or high-risk middleman.
Factory Audit China
Factory audit in China before deposit, trial order or mass production.
QIS helps overseas ecommerce sellers verify whether a Chinese supplier is real, capable and suitable before paying a deposit, placing a larger order or moving production.
What we check
Know the supplier risk before shipment risk appears.
A factory audit in China helps buyers decide whether to approve a supplier, request corrective action, place a trial order, reduce order quantity or reject a high-risk factory.
Business identity, factory location, contact person, production site and basic facility review.
Equipment, production lines, capacity, subcontracting risk, order handling ability and product experience.
Incoming material control, in-process checks, final inspection, defect handling and record keeping.
Clear recommendation for supplier approval, trial order, corrective action or supplier rejection.
Best use cases
When a factory audit is worth doing.
Review whether the factory has enough capacity and process control for larger orders.
Identify whether repeated defects are caused by weak process control or poor final inspection.
Report content
What the client receives.
Supplier identity, facility overview, production area and management notes.
Production capacity, process control, equipment and quality system observations.
Clear audit summary for sourcing decision and corrective action follow-up.
FAQ
Factory audit questions.
Can QIS verify whether a supplier is a real factory?
Yes. QIS can visit the supplier site, check basic business identity, production area, equipment and whether manufacturing activity matches the product category.
Is a factory audit enough to replace product inspection?
No. A factory audit checks supplier capability and risk. Product inspection checks actual order quality before shipment. For new suppliers, both are recommended.
When should Amazon sellers audit a supplier?
Before paying deposit, before scaling order volume, or after repeated quality problems that suggest weak process control.