Supplier options need review
Fit, MOQ, quote basis, category experience, and reply quality.
How It Works
Send requirements, supplier replies, quotes, sample status, or order updates. Linkbase shows what to check next.
Project review
Whether you are comparing suppliers, preparing samples, or following production, we turn scattered details into a clear work plan.
Fit, MOQ, quote basis, category experience, and reply quality.
References, materials, packaging, labels, and private-label questions.
Sample status, production updates, inspection items, and shipping documents.
How the process works
Every project enters at a different stage. Linkbase keeps the same operating rhythm: collect, judge, scope, coordinate, and hand over.
Product, supplier replies, quotes, samples, timeline, and questions.
Supplier screening, product brief, sample follow-up, inspection, or logistics.
Tasks, open questions, supplier information, and separate costs.
Supplier questions, samples, updates, inspection points, and documents.
What is confirmed, what is missing, and what to decide next.
Service routing
Pick the path that matches your current sourcing stage.
Start with Supplier Discovery.
Start with Product Development.
Start with Project Coordination.
What you receive
Confirmed details, open questions, and next steps in one place.
Confirmed: replies, quotes, samples, production, inspection, or shipping.
Missing: specs, MOQ, answers, quality items, timeline, or documents.
Next: compare, clarify, approve, revise, inspect, ship, or pause.
FAQ
Product details, supplier replies, quotes, sample status, target quantity, timeline, and questions. Rough notes are enough.
Yes. Screenshots, chat excerpts, quotes, photos, and rough product notes are enough for an initial review.
We confirm the task, deliverables, open questions, and separate costs before work starts.
Yes. Existing replies, quotes, samples, and order details can be reviewed and organized.
Fee clarity
Discovery and sampling are scoped as focused projects. Production coordination is quoted by order stage and complexity.
Task, deliverables, and exclusions are agreed first.
Service fees stay separate from supplier costs.
Based on supplier count, stage, timeline, and communication load.
Next step
Share the product, supplier replies, sample status, or shipment question.