Supplier Onboarding
An overview of our supplier onboarding process and what information may be needed to establish a wholesale or private label relationship.
How We Onboard Suppliers
Our onboarding process is designed to be straightforward and professional. Once a product or catalog passes our initial commercial review, we will begin the onboarding conversation to establish the practical details of a working relationship.
The specific steps and documentation required may vary depending on the type of relationship — wholesale purchasing, private label manufacturing, or brand distribution.
Onboarding Steps
Company Information
We collect basic company details, contact information, and business registration confirmation.
Product Catalog & Pricing
Review of complete product catalog, wholesale pricing, MSRP, MAP policy, and available SKUs.
Commercial Terms Review
Discussion of payment terms, MOQ, shipping terms, and other commercial conditions.
Brand & Distribution Compliance
Confirmation of brand authorization, distribution rights, and marketplace selling permissions.
Documentation
Collection of required business documents, W-9 or equivalent, resale certificate acceptance, and any supplier agreements.
Relationship Established
First purchase order issued, supplier account set up, and ongoing communication established.
Information We May Request
The following categories of information may be requested during supplier onboarding, depending on the relationship type.
Company Information
- • Legal company name
- • Business address
- • Primary contact information
- • Business registration / incorporation details
Product Information
- • Complete product catalog
- • Product images and descriptions
- • UPC / EAN codes
- • Product dimensions and weight
Pricing & Terms
- • Wholesale price list
- • MSRP and MAP pricing
- • MOQ requirements
- • Payment and shipping terms
Brand & Compliance
- • Brand authorization letter (if applicable)
- • Distribution agreement terms
- • Marketplace selling permissions
- • MAP enforcement policy
Documentation
- • W-9 or equivalent tax form
- • Supplier agreement (if applicable)
- • COI (if required)
- • Resale certificate acceptance
Additional Requirements
- • Sample provision (if requested)
- • Return / defective product policy
- • Lead time and availability confirmation
- • Preferred ordering process
Ready to Start?
Begin the process by submitting your catalog or reaching out directly to discuss a potential relationship.