Contact

Contact and inquiry intake

Please send a structured inquiry so we can assess feasibility, risks, and likely process steps before commitment.

Direct Contact

Direct contact

Initial communication is handled by phone or email.

Direct line

Best for urgent clarification on active projects.

Formal brief

Best for document-based inquiries and formal requirement submission.

Inquiry Format

Providing these fields in the first message shortens qualification time.

Field	What to provide	Why it matters
Service line	Products, sourcing, visa-relocation, or recruitment	Routes the inquiry to the right team
Target market or city	Destination country or Chinese city	Defines compliance and process dependencies
Quantity / timeline	Expected volume and required completion date	Supports feasibility and lead-time checks
Technical or profile requirements	Product specs or candidate profile details	Prevents early-stage mismatch
Risk constraints	Compliance, confidentiality, or budget limits	Allows realistic scope planning

Communication Controls

These controls keep intake precise and execution aligned.

Risk Signal

Signal: The inquiry omits quantity, destination market, or timeline.

Control: Use the intake checklist to provide a usable baseline.

Risk Signal

Signal: Requested output spans multiple service lines without priorities.

Control: Break the inquiry into modules and confirm one written scope summary.

Risk Signal

Signal: Extended response gaps create timing risk for production, hiring, or submission.

Control: Nominate a primary contact and agree a response cadence.

Risk Signal

Signal: Multiple files with overlapping names arrive without clear status.

Control: Issue a dated master document list and mark replaced versions clearly.

Formal commitment starts only after written scope and commercial terms are confirmed.
Response windows vary by inquiry complexity and file completeness.
Confidential files should be shared only through agreed channels with named recipients.
Out-of-scope requests can be assessed separately as added modules.