Vehicle and SKU plan
Prioritize fast-moving models, then record year, trim or cab, LHD/RHD, pattern source, and quantity.
Solutions / OEM & ODM
Buyer decision
Separate the project into vehicle coverage, product specification, branding, packaging, quality, commercial terms, and logistics. This prevents a logo or packaging decision from moving ahead while the fitment, material, or set contents are still unclear. For multi-model orders, assign one SKU and revision to each approved combination.
The approved sample, product specification, artwork, label, carton marks, and inspection checklist should all use the same item code and revision. Any change after approval should be recorded before production continues, especially when a program combines multiple vehicles, materials, colors, or packaging languages.
Prioritize fast-moving models, then record year, trim or cab, LHD/RHD, pattern source, and quantity.
Approve material, thickness, surface, backing, color, edges, retention, set contents, and physical sample.
Confirm artwork rights, logo position, label, barcode, insert card, bag, carton, marks, and language.
Use the same approved revision for production checks, packing, pre-shipment inspection, and repeat orders.
Workflow

Coordinate product, logo, labels, packaging, and documents under one approved revision.

Plan material preparation, pattern or mold work, production, inspection, packing, and shipment.

Agree on dimensions, fitment, surface, color, odor, logo, labels, packing, and carton checks.
Buyer and market, vehicle list, quantity by SKU, material and structure target, reference sample, logo, label, packaging, inspection, and schedule.
No. They are current public reference points. Confirm them for the exact model mix, material, logo, packaging, capacity, and delivery plan.
Send the real vehicle information, photos, measurements, pattern, or sample. Feasibility and the approval method should be agreed before production.
Keep approved samples, specifications, artwork, labels, cartons, inspection lists, item codes, and revisions together, and record every approved change.
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