The standard
Oqitor describes supplier relationships only as they actually exist. Where access runs through distribution relationships rather than direct agreements, we say so: 'through Oqitor's distribution relationships.' We do not claim direct authorization we don't hold.
What we will not publish
- Supplier numbers that are not enumerated and substantiated.
- Supplier logos without a documented basis for use.
- Authorized or official status language without the required written basis.
- Availability, pricing, or approval promises made on a supplier's behalf.
What partners can rely on
If a category is on the platform, partners can register opportunities and request supplier options in that category. If a specific supplier matters to a deal, Oqitor operations will confirm availability through the appropriate workflow.
Internal enforcement
Factual claims on this website are tracked and reviewed before publication. The same standard applies to partner-facing documents and sales assets Oqitor produces.