SOLUTION · TRUST

A clear product. Verifiable information. An easy inquiry.

Make specifications, applications, reports and supply capabilities easy to find. Build website and showroom information that sales can reuse.

TTOC 2.0

Related modules and deliverables

01 / What we do

Interested buyers cannot find enough information to evaluate the product or start an inquiry.

Structure product facts and evidence, build multilingual purchasing pages and RFQs, and maintain them with AI Agent instructions, approval, logs and rollback. Organise qualification and authorised evidence, prepare supplier/product pages and content, and configure human RFQ clarification, routing and review.

02 / Who we work with

Who we work with

Manufacturers preparing supplier and purchasing information

Exporters with website traffic but unclear product or inquiry pages

Teams improving an existing website rather than replacing it

03 / What you receive

What you receive

  1. 01The website and page inventory
  2. 02procurement facts
  3. 03inquiry routes
  4. 04operating instructions
  5. 05permissions and test records.
  6. 06Supplier fact/evidence records
  7. 07purchasing pages
  8. 08content assets
  9. 09onboarding and RFQ route records.

04 / How we work

How the work gets done

  1. 01Review products, buyers and current work
  2. 02Agree scope, information and owners
  3. 03Prepare and review materials; check inquiry handoffs
  4. 04Review outputs and feedback, then adjust

05 / Working together

  • Company and product information, authorised images and certificates, commercial review and site permissions.
  • Company, product, certification and capacity facts, publication rights and sales/technical contacts.

06 / Measurement

  • Usable completion of agreed content, pages or configuration
  • Buyer questions and the information needed to answer them
  • Inquiry ownership and next actions for samples and quotations

07 / Boundaries

Scope and responsibilities

  • Agree pages, languages and upkeep in writing. Authorised supplier staff approve facts, publication and commercial terms.
  • Trust review follows the agreed scope and is not statutory certification, a buyer-volume promise or a sales guarantee.