Requirement review
Confirm the manufacturer part number, quantity, application requirements, condition and any restrictions on date code or packaging.

Clear requirements. Agreed documentation. Informed sourcing decisions.
Electronic component sourcing involves more than a matching part number. Condition, traceability, date codes, packaging and inspection requirements all matter to the buyer’s decision.
We encourage you to specify those requirements in your RFQ so the relevant documentation, inspection scope and commercial terms can be agreed for your order.
Confirm the manufacturer part number, quantity, application requirements, condition and any restrictions on date code or packaging.
Discuss the available sourcing option and documentation. Confirm the quoted scope before committing to the purchase.
Agree any inspection, testing, acceptance and reporting requirements before ordering. The scope depends on the component and your programme needs.
The following methods describe common component inspection options. Their availability, provider, applicable standards and costs must be confirmed for your specific order.
Review labels, packaging, markings, physical condition and dimensional details against the agreed requirement.
Internal package and interconnection inspection can help investigate consistency and construction when required.
Discuss material, finish and compliance evidence relevant to your component and application.
Functional or parametric testing requires a defined test scope, equipment and acceptance criteria.
Destructive techniques such as decapsulation require explicit agreement on samples, purpose and reporting.
For relevant parts, discuss lead or pad solderability requirements and the applicable method.
Inspection scope, supporting documentation and warranty terms are confirmed against the requirements of your specific order.
Yes. Include the required methods, standards and acceptance criteria in your RFQ. The available services and documentation must be agreed for the specific order.
Different component types and applications require different checks. Confirm an appropriate inspection plan before placing the order, especially for obsolete or open-market material.
List your required reports, label photographs and traceability records in your enquiry. The available documents and review process will be confirmed in the quotation.
Warranty and return conditions are confirmed in the written quotation and order terms. Please discuss any programme-specific requirements with our team.