During Production Inspection

A during production inspection (DPI) is a proactive quality control measure performed when 20–60% of your order has been manufactured. Unlike a pre-shipment inspection that evaluates finished goods, a DPI gives you visibility into the manufacturing process itself — enabling early detection and correction of defects before they multiply across the full production run.

Our inspectors visit the factory to assess both the production line and completed units. They verify that raw materials match your specifications, check work-in-progress for process deviations, sample finished units for workmanship and dimensional accuracy, and evaluate the factory's production pace against your delivery timeline. All findings are documented with photographs and defect classifications.

A DPI is particularly valuable for large orders, complex products, first-time suppliers, or repeat orders where previous inspections revealed quality issues. By catching problems at the 20–60% completion stage, you can request corrective actions while the cost of rework is still manageable — rather than discovering defects when the entire batch is finished and packed.

Our inspectors cover all major manufacturing regions across Asia, delivering detailed reports within 24 hours of each inspection.