Get packaging quotes you can put side by side
Publish the material, dimensions, print, and quantities once, and compare every bid on unit price, minimum order, tooling, and lead time, instead of reconciling quotes that each assume a different spec.
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What is structured sourcing for packaging?
Packaging quotes are hard to compare: the same carton priced by three converters comes back with three assumptions about board grade, print, tooling, and minimums. Structured sourcing publishes one spec (material, dimensions, print, finish, quantity breaks) and collects bids against it, so differences are visible instead of buried. VEXORS covers sourcing through award; artwork, plates, and production management stay in your existing tools.
One spec, comparable bids
Define material, dimensions, print, and quantity breaks as structured line items, so every converter prices the same job and differences in tooling or minimums stand out.
Weigh minimums and lead time, not just unit price
Bids return structured, so minimum order quantities, tooling costs, and lead times sit next to the unit price, and the AI score weighs all of them with a written rationale.
A wider bench of converters
Discover packaging suppliers by category, qualify them before they quote, and read trust scores built from completed work, so switching or second-sourcing is a request away.
From spec to award in four steps
Publish the packaging spec
Material, dimensions, print, finish, quantity breaks, and deadline in one structured request.
Invite and discover converters
Bring your existing converters and discover new ones by category. Bidding is free for them.
Evaluate every bid
Fifty bids evaluated, compared and scored in seconds, on price, minimums, tooling, and lead time, not just the headline number. The reasoning comes with it.
Award and rate
Award with the record behind you, then rate the converter to strengthen the network both ways.
Common packaging use cases
Tendering corrugated, flexible, rigid, or label packaging against one spec across several converters.
Second-sourcing critical packaging so one converter's lead time never stops a product launch.
Comparing quantity-break pricing and minimums when volumes change.
Qualifying new converters with structured onboarding before moving artwork.