How it works
How supplier sourcing works.
From a plain-English need to a vetted, quote-compared shortlist, then outreach and POs in one loop. Here is exactly what happens at each step, and where you stay in control.
| Supplier | Unit | MOQ | Lead | Fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Press Source or pick a category to get a vetted shortlist.
Describe what you need
Type your requirement in plain English, like 500 organic cotton t-shirts, screen-printed, around $8 a unit, ship to the US. No forms, no taxonomy to learn. The agent parses your sentence into a structured spec: product, quantity, material, target price, MOQ ceiling, destination, and any certifications you want.
- Plain language in, structured spec out
- Works for any category and region
- Example briefs to start from
AI finds and vets
The agent matches qualified suppliers and manufacturers to your spec, then cross-checks each one against business registries and customs and trade data, surfaces certifications, and flags risk. It ranks the strongest fits so the shortlist is decision-ready, not a haystack to sift. Matches are AI-assisted suggestions you verify against the evidence shown.
- Registry and customs cross-checks
- Certifications surfaced, risk flags shown
- Ranked by fit to your exact spec
Compare quotes, MOQ and lead-time
See unit price, minimum order quantity, lead time, and region for every match in one compare table, with the best cell in each column highlighted. The side-by-side view is the payoff: the trade-offs are obvious at a glance, so you can decide instead of building spreadsheets.
- Quote, MOQ, lead-time side by side
- Fit score per supplier
- Evidence and certs on every card
Run outreach and POs in one place
Send qualified RFQs to the suppliers you pick, manage follow-ups so nothing goes dark, and run purchase orders in the same loop as you grow. You keep humans for high-touch negotiation; the agent handles the research, shortlisting, and comparison that used to eat your week.
- Qualified RFQ outreach
- Supplier CRM and follow-ups
- Purchase orders when you need them
What vetting means
We show the evidence so you decide.
Vetting is identity verification, cross-checks against business registries and customs and trade data, surfaced certifications, and risk flags, with the evidence shown. It reduces risk; it does not eliminate it, and it does not replace your own due diligence. We do not run on-site factory audits or quality-control inspections, and suppliers are not endorsed or approved by us.
See it on your own product.
Try the demo, then create your account to run a real sourcing brief.