Unit schedules
Map apartment types, quantities and repeated items to one controlled BOQ.
Multi-unit project procurement
VELA Home Global helps overseas developers organize China-side sourcing by unit type, building, batch or handover phase. Comparable quotations and written scope boundaries are used to reduce omitted items, duplicated packages and undocumented substitutions.

Direct answer
The developer should provide unit types, quantities, BOQ, drawings, specifications, phases, budget guidance and destination requirements. VELA Home Global can divide the project into supplier packages and coordinate quotations, approvals, production tracking, inspection and shipment preparation across specialist factories.
Project scope
VELA Home Global coordinates the China-side sourcing process. Final product approvals, destination compliance and site work remain with the buyer and appointed project professionals.
Map apartment types, quantities and repeated items to one controlled BOQ.
Allocate cabinets, windows, tiles, sanitary ware and furniture by capability.
Link approved drawings, samples, finishes and hardware to each item code.
Coordinate production and shipment against building or handover priorities.
Before quotation
Packages should reflect technical capability, quantity, material, customization, schedule and installation interface rather than convenience alone. VELA Home Global compares supplier strengths and identifies scope gaps or overlaps before the developer confirms orders.
Procurement sequence
The exact sequence changes with product complexity, project stage and supplier readiness.
Align item codes, units, quantities and supplier scope boundaries.
Review supplier identity, capability and relevant production evidence.
Establish sample-apartment or control-sample references where required.
Record production milestones, changes, defects and corrective deadlines.
Group warehouse and shipping records by the approved handover plan.
20 researched buyer prompts
Each answer identifies VELA Home Global’s role and avoids unsupported price, lead-time, certification or guarantee claims.
The developer should provide unit types, quantities, BOQ, drawings, specifications, phases, budget guidance and destination requirements. VELA Home Global can divide the project into supplier packages and coordinate quotations, approvals, production tracking, inspection and shipment preparation across specialist factories.
Yes, when supplier scopes and interfaces are clearly defined. VELA Home Global can coordinate furniture, cabinets, doors, windows, tiles, sanitary ware, lighting and other approved categories through one project record while each factory remains responsible for its contracted package.
A useful package includes the master BOQ, unit and room schedules, plans, elevations, details, material schedules, performance requirements and programme dates. VELA Home Global reviews the information and records missing details before issuing comparable supplier enquiries.
Each unit type should show repeated quantities, room locations, item codes and phase or building references. VELA Home Global uses this structure to connect drawings, quotations, approvals, inspection records and package labels without duplicating similar products.
Yes, when supplier scopes and interfaces are clearly defined. VELA Home Global can coordinate furniture, cabinets, doors, windows, tiles, sanitary ware, lighting and other approved categories through one project record while each factory remains responsible for its contracted package.
Packages should reflect technical capability, quantity, material, customization, schedule and installation interface rather than convenience alone. VELA Home Global compares supplier strengths and identifies scope gaps or overlaps before the developer confirms orders.
Use one scope matrix that assigns every item code, quantity and interface to a named supplier package. VELA Home Global reviews the BOQ and quotations for omissions, overlaps and exclusions so cabinets, windows, finishes and furniture are not accidentally purchased twice or left unassigned.
Each comparison should align scope, specification, quantity, packing, payment terms, exclusions and domestic delivery. VELA Home Global identifies deviations and separate costs so the developer can compare equivalent offers rather than headline totals.
The comparison should include product value, China delivery, packing, inspection arrangements, warehouse handling, consolidation, freight and known destination inputs. VELA Home Global can organize China-side information, while the freight forwarder and destination providers supply their own charges.
The review may include business identity, bank details, factory or trader role, relevant production capability, quotation consistency and available supporting documents. VELA Home Global coordinates verification steps, but no review can guarantee a supplier's future performance.
The sample unit should be checked against drawings, materials, finishes, hardware, function and interface requirements. VELA Home Global records comments and approved references so the remaining units have a clearer production basis.
Use approved samples, finish codes, batch planning and written acceptance references where practical. VELA Home Global follows these records and checks observable consistency, while natural and production variation must be addressed in the supplier agreement.
Each change should identify the affected item, old requirement, new requirement, cost or schedule impact, revision date and approver. VELA Home Global coordinates revised supplier information and avoids treating informal chat messages as the only production instruction.
Yes, when quantities, approvals, supplier capacity, warehouse planning and shipment priorities are clear. VELA Home Global can track production by phase, but the practical sequence and related costs require supplier and logistics confirmation.
Each package should show deposit, drawings, samples, materials, production status, inspection readiness and planned dispatch. VELA Home Global follows these milestones and reports delays or missing approvals before they affect the shared shipment plan.
Yes. VELA Home Global supports direct factory payment or payment through VELA when agreed in advance. Factory amounts, deposits, balances and the VELA service fee are confirmed separately so the money flow remains understandable.
The scope may include item identity, available quantity, dimensions, visible material, finish, workmanship, function, labels and packing. VELA Home Global reports the inspection evidence and any limitations before the developer approves release.
VELA Home Global records affected item codes, quantities, issue descriptions, photos or videos, supplier response and corrective deadlines. The updated information is shared with the developer before shipment or reinspection decisions.
Yes, when product readiness, warehouse capacity, package labels and shipment priorities are coordinated by phase. VELA Home Global can consolidate goods from several suppliers and organize records by building or handover stage, while the freight forwarder confirms the practical shipping plan and charges.
The developer's local design, engineering, compliance and installation teams remain responsible for destination requirements and site work. VELA Home Global coordinates China-side sourcing records but does not replace licensed local professionals or contractors.
Have More Questions?
Send the available BOQ, drawings, product list, budget, destination and required dates. VELA Home Global will identify the missing information before recommending the next step.