TTOC: your AI-assisted sourcing copilot

At a glance

The showroom brings supplier profiles and product information into industry halls, including lighting, apparel and textiles. Buyers can start with a product or a supplier, review the information available and identify what still needs confirmation before requesting a quotation. A listing is a starting point for evaluation, not a purchase commitment.

The Buyer Agent gives a sourcing project a place to develop. Buyers can describe their intended product, quantities, destination and delivery needs, then use the workspace to organize supplier conversations and compare the information returned. Buyers review and approve inquiries before they are sent. Account details can be completed after registration, so an initial sourcing conversation does not depend on a lengthy company form.

Koala Global supports the showroom through content curation and inquiry coordination. Supplier-specific inquiries retain their selected destination; open sourcing requests are reviewed before matching. Company identity, manufacturing capability, certificates, price and delivery commitments are separate questions. Each should be checked against evidence relevant to the proposed order. Any demonstration content is identified as such and should not be treated as a verified business record.

Use the industry halls to explore, the sourcing guide to prepare a clear brief, and the Buyer Agent to move from browsing to an informed supplier conversation.

Before you request a quote

Confirm specifications, quantity, destination and delivery requirements with the supplier. Prices, lead times and certifications must be checked for your specific order.

• Product specification and reference files
• Quantity, size or color breakdown and packaging
• Destination, delivery date and named delivery term
• Samples, testing or certificate evidence required
• Currency, payment milestones and quotation validity