Quantity and assortment
Compare presented finished quantities, models, colours and sizes with the purchase order and packing list.
Final random inspection · Finished goods
Independent checks of selected finished goods before shipment release, using your order details, product requirements and agreed criteria.
Photos and recorded observations support your decision to ship, clarify discrepancies or discuss rework. Final scope, timing and price are confirmed for each order.
How it works
Send the order, packing list and approved product references.
Check accessible finished units against the agreed criteria.
Use recorded observations before deciding on shipment release.
Inspection scope
Checks depend on the product, agreed references and accessible goods. These are common categories, not an automatic checklist for every order.
Compare presented finished quantities, models, colours and sizes with the purchase order and packing list.
Review selected units for scratches, poor stitching, finish, assembly or other product-appropriate defects.
Record agreed measurements, tolerances and safe onsite operational checks where applicable.
Compare labels, barcodes, markings, manuals and included components with approved references.
Review retail packs, carton protection, counts, sealing and shipping marks where accessible.
Photograph relevant observations, defect types and deviations from buyer-defined criteria.
Inspection timing
Arrange the visit when finished goods can be checked and there is still time to act on the findings.
Confirm which quantities and variants are complete and accessible. There is no fixed readiness percentage for every order.
Allow access to an agreed selection. Carton and marking checks require packed goods to be available.
Book before shipment release, leaving time to review findings and discuss corrective action.
Sampling and AQL
Most PSI assignments use selected samples, not an examination of every unit. The sampling plan and inspection depth should reflect the order and buyer's requirements.
The inspector checks accessible selected units and records visible defect types and agreed results. Findings describe the sample, not a guaranteed defect rate for the entire lot.
When using an AQL-based plan, agree the lot, inspection level, defect classification and acceptance limits in advance. There is no single AQL setting appropriate for every product.
A 100% inspection is a separate scope. It may need multiple inspector-days depending on quantity, product complexity and checks required.
Photo-documented evidence
The inspection record should show which products were selected, the checks performed, observed discrepancies and any limits caused by missing references or access.
Pre-shipment inspection locations
Based in Yiwu, Zhejiang. Explore manufacturing-location guidance for regional context; inspection access, schedule and service availability must be confirmed for the actual factory address.
Inspection enquiry
Share whatever is available; gaps can be clarified before confirming the checklist and schedule.
Buyer questions
It is generally planned when production is substantially complete and sufficient finished goods are available for selection. Packing status also matters when cartons, assortments and shipping marks form part of the scope. The buyer should retain time to review observations before shipment.
The terms are often used for a similar late-stage inspection concept, particularly where units are selected from a finished lot. The actual scope still needs to define readiness, sample selection, check items, defect classes and acceptance criteria.
No. AQL settings, inspection levels and defect limits depend on the product, buyer requirements and risk. If the buyer has not defined them, they should be discussed rather than silently replaced with a universal default.
Visible labels or basic functions may be checked when included, but that does not automatically establish safety, legal compliance or certification. Laboratory testing, technical file review or specialist assessment may be required separately.
The buyer reviews the documented observations against the agreed criteria and decides how to proceed with the supplier. Possible actions depend on the purchase agreement and situation; an inspection should not make that commercial decision for the buyer.
Send the factory address, product, order stage and preferred date. We can review inspection requests in Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui and other parts of China, but scope, access, scheduling and actual availability must be confirmed before booking.
Pre-shipment inspection enquiry
Send your factory location, product, quantity, production status and critical requirements. We can clarify the inspection scope and quote before arranging a visit.
Simple, transparent pricing
Independent product inspections, supplier verification and factory audits. Choose where your on-site service takes place.
$199 USD / person-day
On-site inspection and verification services in Yiwu.
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$249 USD / person-day
On-site services outside Yiwu, including other cities in Zhejiang.
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Please confirm your inspection scope, date and number of person-days with YiwuQC. Payment does not automatically reserve an inspector.
YiwuQC charges $199 per person-day in Yiwu and $249 per person-day elsewhere in China for standard services. One person working one day is one person-day. The total depends on the agreed number of inspectors and working days. Certification and independent laboratory testing are quoted separately.