Product
Category, reference product, use case, and the characteristics that decide whether an option is relevant.
Product Sourcing / China
China's supply market can be full of near-identical listings. We define the criteria, screen the strongest options, and verify what you are actually buying.

PS02 / The Problem
Two suppliers can show you almost identical product photos. The differences that matter usually sit behind the image.
We do not start with:
“Which one is cheapest?”
We start with:
“What counts as the right product?”
PS03 / Define the Brief
Before we search suppliers, we turn your need into criteria that can be screened and compared.
Category, reference product, use case, and the characteristics that decide whether an option is relevant.
Critical dimensions, materials, functions, appearance, certification needs, and anything that cannot move.
Colour, packaging, accessories, finish, and the choices that can adapt to what the market already offers.
Expected quantity, target cost, timing, and the purchasing conditions the project needs to satisfy.
The clearer the brief, the shorter the supplier list should become.
PS04 / Search & Shortlist
Finding products is the first step. The value is knowing why an option should continue and why another should be removed.
Illustrative workflow — shortlist size varies by brief
A good shortlist should not give you more choices. It should make the decision simpler.
CUSTOMIZE / EXISTING PRODUCT
When an existing product platform fits most of the brief, adjust the options that matter before considering a new design.
START WITH
A product that already solves most of the need, with options that can be checked against the brief.
Logo, colour, and packaging.
Available materials, finish, accessories, feature combinations, and component options.
Limited dimensional, component, or performance changes where the platform supports them.
If the brief needs substantial engineering, a new product architecture, or significant redevelopment, Product Launch may be the better route.
SCOPE FOLLOWS THE PRODUCTPS05 / Quote & Sample
The quote describes the commercial deal. The sample checks the physical product against the brief.
QUOTE / COMMERCIAL CONDITIONS
Record the conditions that change the decision, including any major assumptions.
| Unit price | Basis, currency, inclusions |
|---|---|
| MOQ | Minimum and price breaks |
| Packaging | Unit pack, labels, and scope |
| Lead time | Sample and delivery timing |
| Terms / setup | Payment, setup fees, exceptions |
| Assumptions | Open conditions that affect the comparison |
One clear comparison. No repeated line-by-line explanation.
SAMPLE / PHYSICAL PRODUCT

QUOTE tells us the commercial deal / SAMPLE tells us the physical reality.
PS06 / What You Get
Not a folder of links. A concise record of what fits, what does not, and what should happen next.
Refined criteria for product fit.
Options with clear reasons to stay.
Commercial conditions on one basis.
Physical findings against the brief.
A clear next move for the project.
PS07 / Service Routing + FAQ
The right service depends on whether the product already exists and what still needs to change.
Find, compare and customize an existing, off-the-shelf or white-label product.
Create something new, or handle substantial engineering, a new architecture, or significant redevelopment.
Choose manufacturing partners for your own production-ready design.
Yes. A link, image, physical sample, or short description is enough to begin defining the brief. Missing criteria are made visible before the search is narrowed.
Yes. Geniotek's sourcing and manufacturing network is in China, with communication in Hong Kong and operations in Dongguan.
The brief and comparison show why. The next move may be to refine the search, adjust a flexible criterion, or route the project to Product Launch if the product itself needs engineering.
No. Price needs to be read with MOQ, packaging, setup, lead time, terms, sample quality, and product fit. The useful decision is the best fit for the confirmed brief.