Factory pre-screening (remote)
Licence, scope and address checks run before you commit to a trip. Partially available today — we will tell you how far it goes.
Services
We host on-the-ground visits to China factories — factory tours, sourcing visits and the filming permission that makes either one possible. Same three capabilities either way: get you in the door, prove what you are looking at is real, and stay with you while it happens. What changes is the evidence each path needs.

Start where you are
You need shots nobody else can get, and you need them taken inside places that normally say no.
Filming permit: pre-arranged
You need to confirm the factory is real, meet someone who can agree terms, and leave with numbers you can quote.
5-step vet: on every factory
By what you already have
You do not need to know which service name applies. Pick the situation that matches and the page will tell you what we do, what we need from you, and what we will not promise.
Planned next
These are things clients have asked for. We list them because pretending they do not exist is worse than admitting they are not ready. Each one links to contact rather than to an empty page.
Licence, scope and address checks run before you commit to a trip. Partially available today — we will tell you how far it goes.
A walk-through on your behalf with photos, video and a written report, for suppliers you cannot visit yet.
Chasing samples, confirming tolerances and holding suppliers to agreed lead times after the trip ends.
Formalising the invitation-letter process so it stops being a case-by-case scramble.
Still deciding
Describe what you are trying to achieve and we will say which of these applies — or that none of them do.
Before you book: how we verify a factory
Whatever you book, every factory goes through the same five documented checks. Read them before you commit to anything.
Where to next
Next step
One short message is enough. We will say which service fits, or tell you plainly that none does.
No obligation. We reply within 1 business day, China Time (GMT+8).