Capture Requirement
Buyer, use case, destination, quantity, target date and commercial constraints.
Phase XLVII / Live RFQ Protocol
The Luxophy RFQ protocol converts a buyer requirement into a comparable international sourcing exercise without allowing suppliers to redefine the commercial problem.
RFQ doctrine
Supplier quotations are useful only when they answer materially the same question. Luxophy freezes the specification before price competition begins.
The live transaction sequence
Buyer, use case, destination, quantity, target date and commercial constraints.
Materials, dimensions, construction, hardware, finishing, branding and packaging.
Choose countries and qualified factories with a category-specific reason to compete.
Same quantities, assumptions, deadline and Incoterm requested from each supplier.
Translate quotes into comparable landed and risk-adjusted transaction economics.
Price is scored beside quality, lead time, terms, evidence and execution risk.
Prefer deposits, back-to-back commitments and staged exposure before production.
Mandatory RFQ fields
SKU, product name, reference images and intended use.
Leather type, grade, thickness, lining and material restrictions.
Dimensions, stitching, edge treatment, reinforcement and tolerances.
Metal specification, finish, branding and corrosion expectations.
Logo method, position, artwork responsibility and approval process.
Dust bags, boxes, inserts, labelling and destination requirements.
Quantity breaks, currency, Incoterm and requested validity.
Sample date, bulk lead time, inspection and shipping readiness.
Supplier Competition Board / weighted decision
A supplier quietly changes materials or construction to appear cheaper.
DISQUALIFY / REQUOTEDifferent Incoterms, quantities or packaging assumptions.
NORMALIZE FIRSTLuxophy finances inventory without validated downstream demand.
RESTRUCTURECertification or capacity statements are treated as facts without evidence.
VERIFYPhase XLVII conclusion
It is the operating instrument that controls specification, creates comparable competition and protects capital before a supplier is selected.