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AxlePoint Sourcing Terms of Service

Sourcing service and quotations

AxlePoint Sourcing receives business requests and helps buyers describe their wheel requirements, ask candidate suppliers for quotations and compare the scope. Product options on this site identify categories a buyer can ask about. A request does not place an order or confirm a supplier, price, drawing, quantity or availability.

References and acceptance

Brand or part references identify an application the buyer wishes to research. Confirm compatibility with the proposed manufacturer and your own reviewer using the applicable part drawing and exact-part evidence. A buyer who accepts a proposal should record any approved deviation and make sure the order documents identify the same revision and scope.

Purchase and delivery terms

Before placing an order, confirm the contracting parties and the terms for inspection, packaging, delivery, payment, any sample or tooling fees and warranty. A quoted delivery date should be read together with the destination, receipt conditions and assumptions the supplier lists. Review who bears freight and other charges before accepting a quote.

Use of the request form

Send the information needed to describe the job, including a business contact who can answer clarification questions. Keep unrelated confidential information out of the initial request and identify any documents that require a separate exchange. Use the contact form to clarify details of an inquiry or let us know that the requirements have changed.

Questions about these terms

If an inquiry leads to a supplier offer, ask for the applicable written terms before giving approval. A quote may name a different packaging unit or set its own expiry date. Ask for written clarification whenever the quote changes a condition you treated as mandatory. Record who accepts each scope change, and keep the supplier’s offer with your order records so the team receiving the goods can check the same assumptions. The contact form can be used for questions about how a sourcing request is reviewed.