Inspection Readiness Pack

The Inspection Readiness Pack is a GEB service that prepares a business for a buyer or third-party inspection so it passes cleanly.

Inspections are won or lost on preparation. A site that is organised, documented and ready sails through; one that scrambles raises doubts even when the product is fine. We get you ready.

We prepare you with checklists, organised document files and readiness notes for a buyer or third-party inspection. You meet the inspector prepared, not surprised.

Price: From $5,500 (final price on scoping). Turnaround: 5–10 working days · 48-hour urgent option available. Languages: English or Simplified Chinese.

The verdict you get: Closes with a clear GEB verdict — clear, proceed with conditions, or do not proceed — plus a confidence level and the one risk that matters most. Not a data dump; a decision.

GEB Risk Rating: Carries the GEB Risk Rating — a clear 1–5 score (or red / amber / green) with the reasoning shown beneath it, so you get a number you recognise and the judgement a bureau report leaves out.

What you receive

• Inspection checklists tailored to your situation
• Document files organised for the inspector
• Readiness notes covering likely questions
• Gaps to close before the visit
• A short readiness summary

Best for

• Suppliers facing a buyer or third-party inspection
• Producers entering a quality-sensitive relationship
• Firms whose last inspection went badly

Not for: Not the inspection itself. We prepare you; the physical inspection is carried out by buyers or accredited inspectors.

Natural next step: Inspection-Ready Brief & Referral.

Frequently asked questions

What is an inspection readiness pack?

Preparation for a buyer or third-party inspection — tailored checklists, organised documents and readiness notes — so you meet the inspector fully prepared.

Do you carry out the inspection?

No. We prepare you so the inspection runs smoothly; the physical inspection is done by the buyer or an accredited inspector such as SGS, Bureau Veritas or QIMA.

When should we prepare?

As soon as an inspection is on the horizon — readiness work is most valuable before the visit is booked.