Who manufactures the product, production scale, customisation and lead times.
Apollo NZ Global · Manufacturer & Supply Network
Become a Supply Partner.
Apollo NZ Global works with manufacturers, factories and specialist suppliers worldwide, reviewing products and systems for inclusion within our growing global portfolio and for potential residential, commercial, architectural, sports and public-sector project opportunities internationally.
What Apollo looks for
Give us enough information to assess the opportunity properly.
Specifications, drawings, certifications, test reports and market-specific compliance support.
International freight, packaging, Incoterms, ports, project supply and after-sales support.
Warranty, spare parts, project references, responsive communication and clear supply terms.
Why manufacturers approach Apollo
A product joins a platform—not a supplier directory.
Apollo builds product ranges around clear commercial ownership, technical evidence, project applications and international supply pathways. The customer relationship remains with Apollo; approved upstream manufacturers support the product and project capability behind that relationship.
Products can sit within international project briefs that consider destination, climate, freight, receiving and local project responsibilities before supply.
See Global ProjectsProducts are organised into defined divisions, categories and brands rather than being dropped into an undifferentiated marketplace catalogue.
Explore Product DirectorySpecifications, drawings, manuals, testing and current product information are separated from assumptions and project-dependent requirements.
Read Apollo's evidence standardApollo builds planning guides, comparison references and specification resources that help project teams understand the decision before selecting a system.
Open Reference LibraryApollo does not promise listing, sales volume, exclusivity or market representation in exchange for a submission. Approved relationships are developed only where the product, evidence, commercial terms and supply capability fit the Apollo portfolio.
Apollo Supplier Qualification Standard
Serious supply relationships need more than a catalogue and a price list.
This is the public review framework Apollo uses to understand whether a manufacturer or specialist supplier has enough product control, evidence, export readiness and after-sales capability to justify deeper commercial review.
| Review area | What strengthens a submission | What Apollo will clarify |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer identity | Legal entity, factory location and the actual manufacturing relationship are clear. If the applicant is not the factory, the underlying manufacturer is identified. | The manufacturing source, ownership of the product or authority to supply it is unclear. |
| Production capability | Relevant manufacturing processes, capacity, lead times, custom capability and factory scale are described in terms that can be checked against the submitted products. | Broad capability claims are made without enough detail to understand what the factory actually controls or produces. |
| Technical evidence | Current specifications, drawings, manuals, standards, certificates and independent test reports map to the exact product or configuration being proposed. | Evidence is expired, belongs to another model, is only promotional, or is being applied across products beyond its stated scope. |
| International supply | Export markets, port, Incoterms, packing method, shipment capability and direct project / depot delivery options are clear, with export packaging suited to the product. | Freight responsibility, export packing, receiving assumptions or the handover point cannot yet be defined. |
| Project support | The manufacturer can state what drawings, calculations, CAD/BIM, installation guidance, training, commissioning or approved partner support can be provided for project work. | Project support is described as available but the actual deliverables, regions or responsible party are not defined. |
| Warranty + lifecycle | Written warranty conditions, spare-parts availability, after-sales support and the claim pathway are clear enough to support a long-term product relationship. | A headline warranty period is offered without written scope, exclusions, spares strategy or a practical claim process. |
This standard is not an approval score and does not guarantee appointment. Requirements can vary by product, destination and project. Technical claims remain subject to the exact evidence supplied; see the Apollo Technical Evidence Guide.
01Submit
Company, products, technical capability and supporting files.
02Review
Apollo assesses product fit, documentation, export capability and project relevance.
03Discuss
Suitable suppliers may progress to technical, commercial or product-range discussions.
What happens after you submit?
A structured review — not an automatic appointment.
Apollo reviews supplier identity, manufacturing capability, product suitability, technical documentation, international supply capability and commercial fit.
Where a product or manufacturer appears suitable, we may request additional information, samples, technical documents, testing evidence or commercial terms before deciding whether to progress further.
Submission does not create an agency, distribution, exclusivity or purchasing agreement.
Supply partner application
Tell us how your company can support Apollo projects.
Fields marked with * are essential. The additional information helps us reduce follow-up questions and assess the right pathway from the start.
Private supplier information
Supplier contact, company, commercial and technical information is retained for evaluating and managing potential commercial relationships. See our Privacy policy.
Confidential information
Submitting information does not create an NDA or confidentiality agreement. Do not upload trade secrets, proprietary formulas or highly sensitive drawings until appropriate confidentiality arrangements are agreed.
Not an appointment
Submission does not guarantee representation, exclusivity, listing, purchasing or approval.
01
Company information
Identify who we would actually be dealing with and where manufacturing takes place.
02
Main contact
The person Apollo should contact about products, technical questions and commercial discussions.
03
Products & manufacturing
Show us what you want considered and what your factory can actually do.
04
Technical documentation & compliance
Technical evidence matters as much as the product itself. Review Apollo's Technical Evidence Guide before relying on a certificate, test report or calculation as support for a product claim.
05
Export & logistics
How products leave the factory is critical to global project supply.
06
Installation, warranty & project experience
Apollo is supply-focused, so we need to understand what support sits behind the product.
07
Commercial cooperation
Tell us what relationship you are seeking and where existing rights may apply.
08
Marketing assets & permissions
Useful product content helps Apollo assess and present suitable ranges accurately.
09
Supporting files & final information
Attach the information that will make the first review meaningful.
Submission does not guarantee appointment, representation, product listing, exclusivity or future purchasing.