International procurement and supplier control
Where you buy, on what terms and at what real cost. We review the purchasing decision before it turns into a customs or logistics problem.
Who it is for
- Companies buying in Asia and selling across several markets with no single purchasing criterion.
- Procurement teams that negotiate price but do not control the full cost of the operation.
- Leaders depending on suppliers with no qualification or document-verification procedure.
- Companies that grew in volume without updating their purchase terms.
Expected results
- Purchasing decisions taken with the full cost in view.
- Suppliers qualified on criteria, not on inertia.
- Fewer documentary surprises on arrival at customs.
- A negotiating position backed by your own data.
What it includes
- Analysis of where you buy and how that decision affects duty, origin and final cost.
- Review of purchase terms, agreed INCOTERMS and the real allocation of costs and risks.
- Supplier qualification procedure: capacity, documentary compliance and lead times.
- Verification of the origin declared by the supplier instead of taking it at face value.
- Total cost of acquisition calculation, not just purchase price.
- Data-backed negotiation prep: volumes, frequency, history and alternatives.
- Lead-time improvement plan from order confirmation to goods receipt.
Specific methodology
- 01
Review
Supplier map, current terms and documentation attached to each purchase.
- 02
Organise
Qualification criteria, document verification and lead-time control.
- 03
Measure
Total cost of acquisition, supplier compliance and date deviation.
- 04
Negotiate
Preparation and hands-on support renegotiating price, terms and conditions.
Frequently asked questions
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Goods origin
Preferential origin, REX, Approved Exporter, invoice origin declarations.
Supply chain and operations
Domestic and international transport, logistics and procurement connected to cost, lead time and service level.
Logistics, transport and costs
Rate audit, forwarder benchmarking, lanes, loads and negotiation opportunities.