Kelsy Sourcing helps overseas buyers compare supplier options, check product details, review order records, plan inspection points, and prepare shipment handoff from China.
Kelsy Sourcing is based in Guangzhou, China, close to many suppliers, factories, and export service providers.
Yes. Kelsy Sourcing works from China and can contact suppliers, factories, and local service providers during sourcing projects.
You will work directly with Kelsy for project messages, supplier replies, sourcing notes, and next action points.
We support many product categories including home goods, kitchen and dining, apparel, electronics, beauty products, tools, packaging, commercial equipment, and custom requests.
We work with overseas buyers from different markets including North America, Europe, Australia, the Middle East, and other regions.
Your information is kept confidential and only used to understand and support your sourcing request.
Send your product name, photos or links, target quantity, destination country, and any product requirements you already have.
Useful starting details include product photos, materials, sizes, packaging needs, target price, order quantity, and timeline.
Yes. You can share the idea, reference links, or example photos. Kelsy can explain which product details should be confirmed before supplier search.
Supplier options are compared by product fit, quotation basis, MOQ, lead time, response quality, and visible sourcing risks.
Yes. Kelsy can contact suppliers in China, ask sourcing questions, request quote notes, and organize supplier replies for your review.
Timing depends on product complexity, category, quantity, and supplier response speed. Kelsy will explain the expected timeline after reviewing your request.
Yes. You can send supplier links from Alibaba or other platforms. Kelsy can review basic supplier details, product fit, and quote questions.
Yes, if the product requirements are specific enough for supplier review. Custom work may require drawings, specs, packaging details, and MOQ discussion.
Kelsy can organize supplier replies, compare quote notes, highlight missing details, and suggest next action points for buyer review.
Supplier verification checks basic supplier information, business details, product fit, response quality, and risk points before an order moves forward.
Kelsy can review available business information, supplier claims, product range, and supporting details. Some points may require an on-site check.
Depending on availability, Kelsy can review business license details, product certificates, company information, quotation files, and supplier-provided records.
Factory visits can be discussed when useful for the project. Availability depends on location, project stage, and the type of check needed.
No. Verification can reduce avoidable mistakes and flag risk points, but buyers should still make their own final supplier decision.
For new suppliers, it is usually better to check supplier details, quote terms, product requirements, and payment terms before sending money.
Yes. Kelsy can help track product details, revisions, reference units, packaging proofs, label details, and approval records.
Key details include materials, dimensions, color, function, finish, logo position, packaging, labels, carton marks, quantity, and inspection points.
Yes. Kelsy can compare supplier photos, videos, and product notes against your requirement list and point out items that need buyer review.
Yes. Kelsy can help check retail packaging, labels, inserts, barcode needs, carton marks, outer carton details, and supplier questions.
Yes. Kelsy can check supplier status, production timing, pending order points, packing readiness, and expected shipment preparation.
Kelsy can record the change, ask the supplier for confirmation, and help keep product, packing, and timing notes easier to review.
Yes. Kelsy can help confirm logo placement, label content, barcode placement, carton marks, and supplier artwork questions.
No. Kelsy can organize details and flag points for review, but final approval decisions remain with the buyer.
Inspection checks can include product condition, quantity, packing, labels, carton marks, visible defects, photos, videos, and shipment readiness points.
Inspection is usually arranged after goods are finished and packed, but before final shipment handoff whenever possible.
Inspection scope depends on quantity, product type, project needs, and inspection arrangement. Kelsy can explain available options before booking.
Yes. When inspection is arranged, photos or videos can be collected to help buyers review product condition, packing, labels, and visible issues.
Kelsy can report the issue, organize evidence, ask supplier questions, and help track correction points for buyer review.
No. Inspection helps identify visible issues and reduce avoidable risk, but it cannot guarantee every unit or every future use case.
Kelsy helps coordinate shipment preparation and supplier handoff details. Freight forwarding can be handled through suitable shipping partners when needed.
Yes. Consolidation can be discussed when products, suppliers, timing, and packing details are suitable for combined shipment preparation.
Helpful details include destination country, delivery address type, preferred shipping method, carton data, product value, and timeline.
Yes. Kelsy can check carton quantity, carton size, gross weight, labels, marks, and packing list details before handoff.
Kelsy can help check supplier-provided documents and handoff details, such as packing lists, invoices, carton data, and shipping notes.
This can be discussed based on product type, destination, label requirements, carton rules, and freight-forwarder requirements.
Pricing depends on product category, supplier search scope, project complexity, number of suppliers, inspection needs, and shipment preparation requirements.
Kelsy will explain the service scope and pricing before work begins, so you can review the cost before deciding.
You can send your expected quantity first. Kelsy can check whether suitable supplier options may be available and explain likely limitations.
Yes. First-time buyers can start by sending product ideas, links, photos, target quantity, and destination country.
You can share your target budget or price range. Kelsy can explain MOQ, pricing limits, and sourcing risks before deeper work begins.
Project pricing and any service terms should be agreed before work begins. Buyers can ask how the service is charged for their project.
Yes. Many buyers begin with supplier search, supplier verification, inspection, or shipping preparation before adding other services.
No. Kelsy provides sourcing assistance and local coordination, but does not automatically become the seller of record for your order.
Kelsy does not place orders or make payments on your behalf unless a separate arrangement is agreed in advance.
No. Kelsy can compare quote notes and supplier fit, but does not promise the lowest quoted price.
No. Kelsy can check details and flag sourcing risks, but final supplier and order decisions remain with the buyer.
No. Kelsy Sourcing focuses on sourcing projects, supplier details, quality checks, and shipment preparation, not daily dropshipping fulfillment.
