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Meet buyers who have written down what they need

An independent engineer checks your plant. Buyers from Europe, Hong Kong and Shenzhen read the report, then ask to meet you.

Brief from a buyer in Hamburg

2x2 twill carbon fabric, 200 g/m², 1,270 mm wide. About 2,000 m² a month from Q1, REACH compliant.

Decision by
30 Nov 2026
Tender
No

From application to your first meeting

  1. 1Day 1

    Apply

    Your plant, products and export markets. We reply within two working days.

  2. 2A date that suits you

    The verifier visits

    Registers checked, plant visited. You can dispute any line.

  3. 3Day 0 of 90

    Sign and choose your plan

    Sign online once the report is published. The 90-day clock starts.

  4. 4From week 1

    Meet buyers with briefs

    Read each brief, say yes or no. Meetings land in both calendars.

Your guarantee, deals and report on one screen

Weaving plant, RayongExample data
3/5meetings
GuaranteeDay 63 of 907 holiday days paused
Deal with a buyer in Hamburg
  1. Brief
  2. Shortlist
  3. Meeting
  4. Samples
  5. Quote
  6. Order
Send 3 m of 2x2 twill for a lay-up trialYou · by 28 Oct
Next meetings
  • Wed 14 Oct15:00 Bangkok / 10:00 HamburgBoth accepted
  • Tue 20 Oct14:00 Bangkok / 15:00 Hong KongInvite sent
Verification reportRenews 2 Sep 2027
VERIFIED6OBSERVED4DECLARED5NOT CHECKED2DISPUTED1

A report buyers read line by line

Seen, checked or declared: every line says which.

VERIFIED6OBSERVED4DECLARED5NOT CHECKED2DISPUTED1
How verification works
Verification report: weaving plant, RayongSite visit on 2 Sep 2026 by the composites verifier, an independent materials engineer. Renews 2 Sep 2027.
  • ISO 9001:2015 certificate is validFound in the certification body's public register, 2 Sep 2026VERIFIED
  • Two 1,270 mm rapier looms in productionSeen running during the site visit, photos in the reportOBSERVED
  • Capacity of 12,000 m² a monthThe supplier's own figure; the verifier saw one shiftDECLARED
  • REACH declarations from the resin supplierNot in this report's scopeNOT CHECKED
  • Exporting to the EU since 2021Customs records show 2022; the supplier disagrees and the verifier is reviewingDISPUTED
The verifier is paid a fixed fee per report, not tied to the result. Viamitra can't change a finding.

What buyers see about your fees

Your card shows your plan, your success-fee rate and its cap, and any sponsorship ties. It never shows your prices. Being open about who pays whom is why buyers trust the introduction.

Weaving plant, RayongComposites

Carbon and glass fabrics, 85 staff, exporting since 2022.

What this supplier pays Viamitra
Membership
Standard plan, USD 2,450 a year
Success fee
3% of the first 12 months of orders, capped at USD 30,000
Sponsorship ties
None
Anti-corruption
Declaration signed

Five qualified meetings in 90 days, or USD 490 back for each one missing

Written into every membership. Held on a written brief, confirmed by both sides. Paid within 14 days of day 90.

Example: three held by day 90USD 980
Day 0Day 30Day 60Day 90
Held, both confirmedMissing: USD 490 back eachHoliday pause

Questions manufacturers ask

Do I need to speak English?

It helps, but the desk works in Thai and English, and every screen and email you get from us is in Thai. We arrange an interpreter for meetings when you need one.

Who pays the verifier?

Viamitra does, from the membership, at a fixed fee per report. The fee is the same whatever the verifier finds, and we can't change a finding.

What if I disagree with a finding?

Dispute the line in your report. It shows as disputed until the verifier decides, and buyers see that it's under review.

Will buyers see my prices?

No. Your prices and quotes stay between you and the buyer. What buyers see is what you pay Viamitra: your plan, your success-fee rate and its cap.

What if my industry isn't open yet?

Apply anyway. Each industry opens when its independent verifier is under contract and a few buyers have written briefs. We tell you the date as soon as we know it.

Can a government agency pay part of it?

Yes, on the standard plan. If an agency co-funds your membership, the invoice shows both shares, and any refund is split the same way.