Robot Sourcing FAQ
Clear answers about scope, evidence, commercial relationships and limitations.
Frequently asked questions
What does China Robot Sourcing do?
The planned service helps B2B buyers define requirements, identify suppliers, compare robots, verify available evidence and coordinate specialist steps such as inspections or export handover.
Is the company already registered?
The website package is pre-launch. The registered legal entity, founder and address must be added before commercial operation.
Are you a robot manufacturer?
No manufacturing relationship should be assumed. The site is designed for an independent sourcing company; any future supplier, agency or sales relationship must be disclosed.
Can you find the cheapest supplier?
The service is designed to find appropriate, comparable options. Lowest headline price is not the same as lowest project or lifecycle cost.
How do you verify suppliers?
Checks may include legal identity, company role, public records, document consistency, remote evidence, site visits and qualified third-party work depending on scope.
Do you guarantee a supplier?
No. Verification reduces information gaps within a stated scope and date; it cannot guarantee future performance.
Can you certify a robot for my country?
No. We can help review documents and coordinate qualified specialists, but certification and legal compliance depend on the exact product and destination.
Can you visit a factory?
This will depend on location, scope and founder availability. Qualified third-party auditors or inspectors may be coordinated where appropriate.
Can you handle a sample?
Sample scope can include configuration confirmation, documents, milestone tracking and an evaluation plan. Importer and payment responsibilities are agreed separately.
Do you accept supplier commissions?
The final policy will be configured before launch. The governing principle is disclosure before recommendation.
How long does sourcing take?
It depends on category, evidence access, response speed and required verification. A written scope should state a working range and decision gates.
What information should I send?
Use case, environment, payload or task, integrations, quantity, destination, timeline, budget range and any existing supplier or model information.