Free Review
Application intake and initial category fit review. Not publicly listed until approved.
- Application intake
- Initial category fit review
- Not publicly listed until approved
- Basic next-step guidance
- No guaranteed buyers or orders
Supplier pricing
Start with a free review application. Starter, Growth, Featured, and Enterprise visibility options require profile approval before public directory listing. No listing is automatic, and no plan guarantees buyers or orders.
Free review first. Public directory visibility begins only after OMA NEXUS approves the profile.
Application intake and initial category fit review. Not publicly listed until approved.
One-time profile packaging: capability framing, evidence checklist, and listing-ready submission for human review. Does not publish the listing by itself.
Public supplier directory profile, category placement, buyer request routing, monthly profile refresh.
Enhanced profile card, priority category placement, additional capability fields, readiness summary, and inquiry routing.
Featured placement, category spotlight, deeper buyer-facing profile, quarterly readiness update.
Multi-category supplier network visibility, custom market-entry support, and document readiness support.
Listing visibility does not guarantee buyer orders, buyer introductions, purchase awards, certification approval, or commercial outcomes. Public visibility requires profile review and approval. Supplier information must be accurate and current. OMA NEXUS may review, reject, or remove listings that are incomplete, misleading, or outside platform categories.
Verification taxonomy
OMA NEXUS does not treat verification as one automatic badge. Each dimension is reviewed separately, with unresolved evidence retained as a risk flag.
Company identity, ownership context, contacts, categories, and operating history are reviewable.
Markets served, Incoterms, English documents, packaging, and shipment experience support cross-border work.
Products, equipment, processes, and customization capability match the buyer mandate.
Certificates, manuals, test reports, catalogs, and commercial files are relevant and current.
MOQ, order size, target regions, capacity, and commercial model align with likely demand.
Technical responses, English ownership, follow-up discipline, and quote assumptions are clear.
Warranty, spare parts, installation, commissioning, and response coverage fit the category.
Destination-market requirements and category-specific certifications can be reviewed without overclaiming.
Commercial structure
Larger industrial transactions often require more than an introduction. OMA NEXUS may support supplier communication, negotiation structure, documentation follow-up, production milestones, and execution oversight when the scope is clearly agreed in writing.
For buyers who want defined sourcing or supplier-review deliverables without a commission structure.
For ongoing market-entry, supplier communication, RFQ management, or buyer-development support.
Available only by written agreement when OMA NEXUS is materially involved in introductions, negotiation support, documentation, or transaction execution.
Typical referral or managed sourcing success-fee ranges may vary by transaction size, category, and scope. Final terms must be agreed in writing before any transaction support begins. OMA NEXUS does not imply guaranteed deal outcomes or legal representation.
Quick actions
Tell us what you are trying to accomplish. We guide you to the right form, checklist, or review path.
Answers come from approved OMA NEXUS knowledge. This assistant cannot confirm pricing, legal conclusions, certifications, RFQ or payment status, or guaranteed outcomes. Use the inquiry form below for human review.
Voice is optional. Text is always available.
Quick actions
Quick actions
Give suppliers enough technical and commercial context to prepare a useful quotation.
Include the product or equipment category, drawings, specifications or photos, target quantity, destination market, required certifications, budget range, delivery timeline, commercial assumptions, and Incoterms or import expectations.
Complete the RFQ form with the information available; gaps can be identified during review.