Supplier Passport

The Supplier Passport is a GEB-built, buyer-ready profile that gives a buyer everything they need to qualify you in one place.

Buyers qualifying a new supplier ask the same things every time: who are you, what can you make, how much, and can you prove it. A passport answers all of it up front.

We assemble your company details, products, capacity, documents and proof points into one buyer-ready profile, with gaps shown honestly. You shorten qualification and build trust early.

Price: $3,200 — fixed price. 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

• Company details and registration in one place
• Products and capacity, clearly stated
• Key documents and proof points organised
• Gaps shown honestly
• A buyer-ready format you can reuse

Best for

• Suppliers being qualified by new buyers
• Mid-tier producers approaching larger customers
• Firms tired of answering the same questions repeatedly

Not for: Not a sales pitch. To lead with a value story, pair it with the Supplier Visibility Profile.

Natural next step: Relationship Continuity Monitor.

Frequently asked questions

What is a supplier passport?

A buyer-ready supplier profile bringing together company details, products, capacity, documents, proof points and known gaps, so a buyer can qualify you quickly and confidently.

How is it different from a visibility profile?

The passport is built for verification — it answers “can we trust and qualify this supplier?”. The visibility profile sells your value story. Many suppliers use both.

Do you show the gaps?

Yes. Honest gaps build more trust than a profile that pretends to be complete, and they show buyers you know your own position.