When buyers want to check the quality of products they are purchasing, they conduct a ‘second party inspection’. This can be done by the buyers themselves or by representatives they trust.
A second-party inspection, as recognized by the National Accreditation Board for Certification Bodies (NABCB), is an inspection conducted by an organization for its own customers or vendors.
It’s a vendor inspection, often performed at the supplier’s site, to verify adherence to agreed-upon plans and processes. Second-Party Audits concentrate on supplier performance and compliance with contractual terms.
They are used to verify that the supplier is meeting their obligations and that the agreed-upon quality standards are being met.
Advantages:
Custom Checks: The inspection is done according to what the buyer is specifically looking for.
Building Trust: When buyers and sellers work closely, it strengthens their working relationship.
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