Identity checks
Connect buyer line, product marking, reference, application and carton label to the same order record.
Inspection has value when the checklist identifies the exact part, order requirement, sample or document being checked. PartDorin aligns the inspection focus with the confirmed product and shipment scope.

Different products need different checks. A body panel may prioritize mounting points, finish and transport protection; an electrical part may require connector and label confirmation; a complex assembly may depend on code, configuration and accessory content. The agreed checklist should reflect the actual risk.
Connect buyer line, product marking, reference, application and carton label to the same order record.
Review agreed quantity, appearance, dimensions or functional points where they apply to the product.
Confirm unit packing, labels, carton condition, marks and other shipment presentation requirements.
The scope, sampling approach and evidence are agreed before the shipment is released.
Name the order, drawing, sample, specification and packaging references.
Select relevant checks and clarify sampling or record expectations.
Carry out the agreed product, quantity and presentation checks.
Record results, exceptions and the shipment handoff decision.
The page does not imply that every laboratory, regulatory or performance test is available for every component. Buyers should identify their target market and evidence requirements so applicable options can be reviewed for the requested part.
Complete the known fields and mark anything uncertain as “to be confirmed.” The form prepares a structured email to PartDorin without uploading confidential files to a third-party form service.