Standard Services
Defined deliverables, transparent pricing, and a clear delivery window for a focused first decision.
See the service catalogueEric Nie’s China insight, Seraph Global’s cross-border services, and a clearer path from understanding to execution. Seraph Global helps overseas buyers understand the China supply base, verify the facts that matter, and move the right projects forward.
Eric Cracks China creates the context and trust. Our buyer and company pathways turn that context into qualified conversations, practical decisions, and accountable next steps.
Start with a desktop analysis, feasibility view, or background-risk review before committing resources.
Use a qualified candidate list for a focused starting point, then move to custom outreach or supplier development when needed.
Add a factory visit, sample inspection, deeper risk work, or a custom verification project at the right stage.
For assessed projects, coordinate communication, logistics, export documents, customs, delivery issues, claims, and repeat orders.
Choose the path that matches your current question. The three parts are connected, but each has a distinct role in the Seraph Global model.
Standard services answer a focused question. Custom projects connect multiple stages. Programs make China business visits and team learning plannable.
View standard servicesDefined deliverables, transparent pricing, and a clear delivery window for a focused first decision.
See the service catalogueAssessed, tailored execution for supplier development, verification, business visits, and ongoing coordination.
Explore custom projectsPlannable enterprise and team programs connecting people with China’s business, manufacturing, and innovation reality.
Explore programsA public event route for overseas buyers and Chinese companies who want to move from context to a qualified conversation.

Start with a clearer picture of China, then move to the evidence, conversation, or execution path that the situation actually requires.
Use the onsite chat for an initial question, or send a formal brief when you already know the project needs a defined assessment.