What does VERIFIED mean on Airspring?

VERIFIED indicates document-backed review of legal identity and trade-relevant records, including certificate evidence and export capability fields.

How often are documents reviewed?

Document review dates are stored on supplier records. Expired or stale records can trigger downgrade of trust visibility until updated evidence is submitted.

Does verification guarantee product compatibility?

No. Verification confirms supplier trust signals and document quality. Technical compatibility must still be validated at part level before ordering.

Supplier Verification Methodology

Airspring uses a three-level verification model to help buyers qualify suppliers faster in cross-border sourcing workflows.

UNVERIFIED

Listed supplier profile with limited or no reviewed documents.

BASIC

Legal entity and core contact channels reviewed for authenticity.

VERIFIED

Document-backed checks including certifications and export readiness metadata.

Review criteria

Company legal identity and contact consistency
Certificate evidence (e.g., ISO 9001, IATF 16949, product approvals)
Export readiness fields: incoterms, payment terms, markets, ports, HS data
Document recency (review date and expiry relevance)

Verification FAQ

What does VERIFIED mean on Airspring?: VERIFIED indicates document-backed review of legal identity and trade-relevant records, including certificate evidence and export capability fields.
How often are documents reviewed?: Document review dates are stored on supplier records. Expired or stale records can trigger downgrade of trust visibility until updated evidence is submitted.
Does verification guarantee product compatibility?: No. Verification confirms supplier trust signals and document quality. Technical compatibility must still be validated at part level before ordering.