Buyers before a significant deposit, tooling order or supplier approval
Supplier Audit in Türkiye
Review whether a prospective or existing supplier has the visible processes and controls needed for your order. The audit is built around a buyer-approved checklist and separates observed evidence, available records and supplier statements.
Request a quote ↘No inspection is booked until you approve the written quotation.Use it for supplier approval or capability risk.
Purchasing teams assessing production and quality-control capability
Existing suppliers with recurring process or delivery concerns
Orders where subcontracting, traceability or inspection controls matter
Review the controls behind future production.
The audit follows a buyer-approved questionnaire and records the availability of process and quality evidence.
A capability record for supplier approval.
Turn approval criteria into an audit trail.
Build the audit checklist
Prioritise the processes, records, equipment and risks relevant to the buyer's product.
Review evidence on site
Observe workflow and inspect available records without treating unsupported statements as proof.
Assign follow-up actions
Summarise capability gaps, missing evidence and questions that must close before approval.
Supplier-audit questions.
Is this an ISO certification audit?+
No. It is an independent buyer-focused supplier audit. Any accredited certification or formal regulatory audit must be performed by an appropriately authorised body.
Can we provide our own supplier audit questionnaire?+
Yes. Your questionnaire, product risks and supplier-approval criteria can be reviewed and converted into the agreed visit scope.
Should I start with verification or an on-site audit?+
Remote verification is useful for identity and preliminary risk checks. An on-site audit is more appropriate when physical capability, processes and quality records must be observed directly.
Build a buyer-focused audit scope.
Share the product, expected processes and your approval questionnaire. We will confirm audit feasibility and evidence requirements.