IoT Hardware Sourcing & Supply for Solution Providers
For international solution providers that need defined complementary hardware from China without building a local sourcing office, Crepak coordinates qualified RFID, BLE, identification and industrial IoT supply.
Defined technical categories
Work from a bill of materials, application requirement or controlled product category—not an open-ended product search.
Qualified supplier coordination
Compare fit, capability, pricing, lead time, customization limits and supply risk before approval.
Managed delivery execution
Coordinate samples, quality checks, packaging, documentation, consolidated delivery and exception handling.
Four focused supply areas around an integration project
Crepak can complement its two core product platforms where adjacent hardware helps a solution provider complete and repeat a validated deployment.
Readers, antennas and identification hardware
Fixed or handheld readers, antennas, printers, encoders, cables, accessories and related integration hardware.
Selected adjacent tracking hardware
Bluetooth tags, beacons, gateways, enclosures, mounting accessories and focused asset-tracking hardware.
Complementary operational hardware
Barcode, labeling, sensing, power, networking, mounting and other defined hardware supporting the deployment.
Mixed-vendor execution
Samples, consolidated orders, agreed quality checks, packaging coordination, documentation and shipment management.
Use managed sourcing when
- An integration project needs several China-sourced hardware categories.
- The buyer has a defined technical requirement and approval process.
- Recurring supply or local supplier coordination would otherwise consume engineering and purchasing time.
- The service strengthens an existing solution-provider or OEM account rather than creating an unrelated trading line.
This service is not positioned for
- Unrestricted consumer-product sourcing or anonymous product finding.
- Open-ended software, WMS, MES or broad system-integration responsibility.
- Projects with no defined specification, target market or commercial owner.
- Hardware that does not reinforce a focused industrial identification or tracking program.
From requirement definition to consolidated delivery
Requirement and supplier search
Clarify application, technical specification, certification, volume, target cost and delivery expectations.
Qualification and comparison
Compare technical fit, manufacturer capability, pricing, lead time, customization limits and supply risk.
Samples and approved changes
Arrange samples, consolidate feedback, coordinate technical questions and manage approved modifications.
Quality and delivery management
Apply agreed inspections, coordinate packaging and documentation, consolidate shipments and manage exceptions.
Information required before a responsible recommendation
The service works when requirements are specific enough to qualify suppliers and protect technical, commercial and delivery decisions.
- Bill of materials or defined product categories
- Application, target market and compliance requirement
- Technical specification and approved alternatives
- Prototype, annual demand and delivery schedule
- Target cost and commercial priorities
- Sample, inspection and acceptance requirement
- Packaging, labeling and document requirement
- Named customer, solution-provider or OEM supply boundary
Define evidence and acceptance before serial supply
Claims and test scope must be agreed for the actual construction, installation and use condition.
Technical fit
Samples and documentation are assessed against the agreed application and specification.
Supplier capability
Production scope, customization limits, lead time, responsiveness and continuity risks are reviewed before approval.
Quality and acceptance
Inspection approach, records, packaging and exception responsibilities are agreed for the supply program.
Delivery continuity
Forecasts, order consolidation, documentation, shipment requirements and approved changes are managed visibly.
Applications suited to an engineering-led capability review
Questions to resolve before development or program release
Does this make Crepak a general IoT trading company?
No. The service is intentionally limited to defined hardware categories that support industrial identification, tracking and solution-provider programs.
Can sourcing include BLE products?
Yes, as a strategic adjacent hardware category where it fits an established partner program or solves a requirement RFID does not address effectively.
Who approves a supplier or product change?
The approval boundary is agreed for each program. Crepak coordinates qualification and evidence, while the customer retains visibility of the specified product and acceptance criteria.
Can several suppliers be consolidated into one delivery?
Yes, where the program defines inspection, packaging, documentation, shipment and commercial responsibilities clearly.
Send us the defined hardware requirement or project BOM
Crepak will assess whether the requirement fits a focused sourcing and supply program alongside its industrial RFID hardware platforms.
