Buyer brief
Define the product, target market, quantity, timing, priorities, and decision to be supported.
How Sephalis Works · An inspectable process
Know how a supplier assessment was formed.
Sephalis connects the buyer brief, supplier research, factual checks, evidence comparison, and decision implications—so you can inspect the path behind a recommendation.
The decision process
From a supplier question to evidence you can review.
Supplier search
Identify potential manufacturers and collect initial responses against the agreed buyer brief.
Compare the terms
Make product scope, MOQ, price basis, lead time, samples, shipping terms, and open questions visible.
Local evidence
Where agreed, record factual local observations and separate them from supplier statements and unknowns.
Decision pack
Show comparable options, evidence gaps, and the next buyer action. The buyer keeps the final decision.
Public decision records
No client decision records are published yet.
Records will appear only where observations, sources, reasoning, permissions, and limitations can be examined without inventing or exposing protected information.
What every assessment must disclose
✓ Buyer decision supported
✓ Agreed research scope
✓ Evidence source
✓ China-side factual check, if used
✓ Supplier-provided claims
✓ Contradictions found
✓ Unresolved questions
✓ Limitations
✓ Recommended next check