CONTACT
Bring us the product and the destination.
Share the requirement, even if some details are still assumptions. FITZP will identify the questions needed for a focused next step.
ROUTE THE INQUIRY
Give the first review enough context.
Choose the closest topic and include the variables that change the sourcing or trade plan.
Category, function, specification, quantity and price context.
Supplier search, product development, samples, branding or packaging.
Order readiness, consolidation, cargo, destination or handoff questions.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
A focused response, not a generic sales queue.
The next step depends on the quality of the brief and which decisions are still open.
We read the requirement
The inquiry is classified by product, service path and timing.
We name the missing input
Material questions are surfaced before options are presented.
We propose the next gate
You receive a practical next action and the information needed to proceed.
PREPARE THE BRIEF
Details that change the trade plan.
| Detail | Example | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Reference, use, material or drawing | Defines the supplier search and comparison frame. |
| Quantity | Target order or range | Changes pricing, setup and production assumptions. |
| Market | Destination, channel and intended use | Surfaces packaging, documentation and review questions. |
| Timing | Sample, launch and delivery dates | Sets decision and production cut-offs. |
| Commercial basis | Target price or requested trade term | Clarifies what must be included in comparison. |
| Approval owner | Buyer, product, brand or logistics lead | Keeps material decisions with the right person. |
For a new product
Include the use case, reference, specification, quantity, market and timing. Mark unknown details as working assumptions.
For an existing order
Include supplier, order status, packing, cargo, destination, required timing and the decision currently blocked.