Record the exact reference
Write the model, drawing or product category beside every check so the result cannot be mistaken for another configuration.
Buyer decision brief
Use this checklist to turn office furniture accessories rfq and documentation checklist into a traceable decision record. Each item should identify the exact model or drawing, evidence source, status, owner and action required before sample approval or RFQ.
Write the model, drawing or product category beside every check so the result cannot be mistaken for another configuration.
Mark each item confirmed, needs verification or not applicable, and attach the source used for the decision.
Assign unresolved items to the buyer or supplier and carry the final result into the sample approval and written RFQ.
Paid samples are available for current formal models and sample freight is paid by the buyer. MOQ varies by category and model. Lead time and exact commercial terms are confirmed in the written quotation.
Discover→Verify→Sample→RFQ
A strong RFQ should help a supplier quote the right product, not simply return the fastest price. Buyers should include application, market, quantity, sample needs, packaging, model-specific documentation questions, and proof requirements.
Proof rule: Sooye Studio does not publish unsupported certificate claims, invented factory scale, fictional customer cases, or unverified SKU details. Documentation should be confirmed by exact model, and buyer scenarios are not verified customer cases.
An office furniture supplier, distributor, hotel buyer, fit-out contractor, e-commerce wholesaler, and private label buyer may need different details even when the product category is similar.
Product requirements describe the item. Proof requirements describe what must be confirmed: photos, drawings, sample records, packaging examples, documentation files, and certificate scope.
For powered products, ask what documentation is available for the exact model and target market. Do not assume broad certificate coverage across all configurations.
A buyer scenario can help explain what information is needed, but it should not be presented as a verified customer case. A real customer case requires permission and evidence.
When RFQ data is complete, it can later support verified SKU pages. Until then, public SKU pages should not invent photos, dimensions, wattage, materials, finishes, packaging, MOQ, or model details.
| Claim type | Meaning | Safe rule |
|---|---|---|
| Buyer type | Office furniture supplier, distributor, hotel buyer, fit-out contractor, e-commerce seller, OEM/ODM, private label. | Changes RFQ priorities. |
| Target market | Country, plug standard, voltage expectation, packaging language, documentation needs. | Essential for power products. |
| Sample plan | Sample quantity, sample test purpose, approval criteria. | Reduces wrong bulk orders. |
| Packaging plan | Standard, private label, barcode, carton marks, instruction needs. | Should follow sample approval. |
| Proof request | Photos, drawings, certificate files, sample records, documentation by model. | Prevents unverifiable claims. |
Include buyer type, target country, product category, application, quantity, sample needs, packaging, OEM/ODM requirements, documentation questions, and timeline.
Ask what documentation is available for the exact model, destination market, and product configuration. Do not ask for broad unsupported certificate claims.
No. Buyer scenarios are educational examples. Verified customer cases require permission, proof, approved wording, and sensitive data removal.
It helps buyers separate verified certificates, documentation by model, buyer scenarios, verified customer cases, supplier capability claims, and future SKU proof.
Share buyer type, destination market, product category, sample needs, documentation questions, packaging expectations, and any available drawings or photos. Sooye Studio can respond more clearly when the proof requirements are clear.
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