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Send Your Project Scope, Drawings or BOQ for Review

Tell us what you are building, where the project is located, which product categories you need and what decision comes next. Start with the information already available; the first review can identify missing details and the right catalog, sample or quotation path.

Send Your Project Scope, Drawings or BOQ for Review
Send Project Information

Tell our Foshan team what you are building and what must be decided next.

Start with available drawings, BOQ, room or unit schedules, required categories and delivery target. Only fields marked with an asterisk are required.

For early-stage projectsSend floor plans and target standards to build a preliminary material supply plan.
For procurement-ready projectsSend BOQ, finish schedule and delivery timeline for a more accurate package quotation.
PDF, Word, Excel, JPG or PNG, up to 10 MB.
Catalogrequest relevant product or project references
BOQ Reviewidentify scope, missing inputs and quote structure
Samplesdiscuss finish, mockup and approval requirements
Deliveryask about QC, packing, labels and shipment planning
Inquiry Routes

Choose references, scope review, samples or formal quotation.

A complete BOQ is useful for pricing, but early projects can begin with layouts, room types, reference images and a clear target standard.

I need product references
Catalog

I need product references

Share the project type, categories and target standard to request relevant catalogs, videos or product pages.

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I need a material package quote
Quotation

I need a material package quote

Send drawings, BOQ, finish schedules, quantities and delivery priorities for a structured review.

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I need custom manufacturing
Custom

I need custom manufacturing

Send drawings, sizes, materials, finishes or references for cabinets, furniture, doors, stone or millwork.

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I need QC or delivery support
Delivery

I need QC or delivery support

Explain the product scope and destination when inspection, packing, labels, consolidation or loading are the concern.

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First Review Inputs

Give the team enough context to answer the actual procurement question.

Project application, destination, current stage, product scope and next deadline make drawings and references easier to interpret.

01

Project basics

Project type, country, scale, stage, target standard and expected delivery timeline.

Context
02

Available files

Drawings, BOQ, finish schedules, room or unit lists, product references, photos or approved samples.

Files
03

Required product scope

List categories, rooms, units, areas and quantities already known to be included.

Scope
04

Next decision and deadline

Catalog, budget, sample, formal quote, production check or delivery plan, including the date it is needed.

Action
Receive a specific next step, not an automatic product list.
What Happens Next

Receive a specific next step, not an automatic product list.

The team reviews scope, identifies missing information and routes the inquiry to design, category, commercial, production, QC or logistics support.

  • Confirm the project application, destination, stage, categories and timeline.
  • Identify missing quantities, drawings, specifications or approval requirements.
  • Recommend relevant product references, samples, alternatives or quote structure.
  • Define what the project team should send or approve before the next step.
Response Types

Move into the response that matches project readiness.

The first output may be relevant references, clarification questions, sample planning, specification review or a quotation structure.

01

Reference response

Relevant catalogs, product pages, videos or project application examples.

02

Scope clarification

Questions about missing categories, quantities, specifications or delivery information.

03

Sample response

A path for finish cards, product samples, mockups, online review or approval records.

04

Quotation response

A quote structure organized by category, room, unit, area or project phase.

Prepare First

Use catalogs, guides and cases when the scope is still open.

Research the closest category or application, then return with a clearer shortlist and the decision you want the team to support.

Product Catalogs
Product Catalogs

Request category or complete project references before deciding which ranges belong in the scope.

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Buying Guides
Buying Guides

Prepare BOQ, supplier, sample, specification, packing and loading questions.

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Project Cases
Project Cases

Compare supplied categories, customization, quality control and delivery evidence.

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Contact FAQ

Questions before sending drawings, BOQ or a product inquiry.

These answers cover required fields, early-stage inquiries, file uploads, multi-category scope and what happens after submission.

Can I contact you before the BOQ is complete?

Yes. Early-stage drawings, reference images and target standards are enough for preliminary discussion.

What files are most useful for quotation?

Drawings, BOQ, room schedules, finish schedules, product references, quantities, destination and delivery timeline are most useful.

Can I request several categories at once?

Yes. OKBuild is designed for multi-category project supply and consolidated shipment planning.

What happens after I send files?

The team reviews project scope, asks key questions, suggests product paths and prepares the next quotation or sample step.

Can I request catalogs before asking for price?

Yes. Tell us your project type and categories so OKBuild can suggest relevant catalog or product references.

Can you help with custom manufacturing questions?

Yes. Send drawings, sizes, finishes, samples or reference images for custom cabinets, furniture, doors, stone or millwork review.

Which fields in the form are required?

Name, phone or WhatsApp, email and project notes are required. Project country, type, stage and file upload are optional.

How quickly can the team review an inquiry?

Review time depends on project scope and document clarity. Clear drawings, category lists, quantities and deadlines make the first response more useful.