How profiles are built
Profiles combine structured business information, company submissions and ongoing research across multiple credible references. Where a detail is not available, we show it as unknown instead of guessing.
Details submitted by companies
Company staff can add contact details and products to a profile. Nothing they send is published until we have reviewed it, and it remains self-reported: reviewing a submission is not an audit and does not mean the listing has been verified.
Profile review and certification
A reviewed profile helps with discovery, but buyers should still check product quality, delivery performance, and certification scope directly with the company. Ask for issuing body, expiry, facility coverage, and relevant documents before a purchase decision.
Profile detail score
The profile detail score reflects how much useful information is available, such as location, website, contact details, product categories, and company background. It does not measure manufacturing quality, financial health, delivery performance, or suitability for your part.
Ranking and discovery
Results are ordered by how much information a profile has, then by whether a way to contact the company is published. Supplier placement is not sold. Confirm technical capability directly using drawings, samples, and relevant inspection documents.
Preview records
When the directory is in preview mode, example records are labelled as illustrative and should not be used for procurement.