Named-device purchase
Start from the current product page, then define quantity request, destination, supporting documents, accessories, training, and service boundaries.
Procurement scope before commercial terms
Bulk pricing is meaningful only after the product, quantity request, destination, documentation, included services, and cooperation model are defined. This page organizes that discussion without publishing unconfirmed prices, order quantities, lead times, stock, capacity, margins, territories, exclusivity, or certification coverage.
Wholesale is a cooperation framework
A wholesale request can refer to a repeat order for a named device, a mixed diagnostic portfolio, a project equipment package, or a distribution relationship. Each model creates different questions about product identity, documentation, technical support, delivery coordination, and customer ownership.
Vetsplex has current detail pages for three documented products. Broader veterinary equipment and supply categories may be discussed as project requirements, but category language alone does not establish inventory, manufacturing ownership, availability, commercial terms, or regulatory fit.
Compare veterinary supplier and distributor roles| Procurement layer | What is available to review | What still requires confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| Documented products | AI-80Vet, AI-100Vet Elite, and DM-03 have current product detail pages for initial product review. | Quotation scope, order quantity, destination requirements, included support, and product-specific documentation. |
| Project-confirmation categories | Application pages can help define imaging, examination, practice supply, and hospital setup requirements. | Exact product, configuration, source, availability, manufacturing role, documents, service scope, and commercial feasibility. |
| Cooperation model | Wholesale, equipment distribution, OEM/ODM, and facility planning routes are available for requirement definition. | Pricing, payment, lead time, territory, exclusivity, margin, capacity, and all other negotiated terms. |
Start from the current product page, then define quantity request, destination, supporting documents, accessories, training, and service boundaries.
Separate confirmed products from categories that still need product selection and project review. Do not merge both into one assumed catalog.
Define who owns market development, customer communication, technical escalation, documentation flow, and after-sales coordination before negotiating terms.
Pricing follows a reviewable scope
A unit price without a matched scope can hide differences in product identity, included items, documentation, logistics assumptions, training, and service responsibility. Build the comparison around written inputs that each supplier can answer consistently.
Map the equipment distribution workflowRecord the named product or required category, intended workflow, user setting, destination market, and the decision criteria that must be reviewed.
Ask the quotation to state what is included and excluded. Pricing, order quantity, lead time, stock, payment, logistics, warranty, and service terms remain unconfirmed until provided for the specific project.
Review documentation at product and destination level. Company-level quality language does not establish certification coverage or market suitability for every category.
Review published certification informationIdentify who coordinates requirement transfer, product confirmation, document delivery, training, maintenance questions, issue escalation, and communication with downstream customers.
Treat customization as a separate feasibility process. A category discussion does not prove that every product is owned, manufactured, or customizable by one supplier.
Use-case routes define the requirement
The application routes below help buyers describe clinical and operational needs. They are not a complete inventory list and do not confirm a product, source, configuration, availability, certification, or price.
Documented product workflows
Connect the current analyzer and microscope pages to the exact sample, observation, and reporting workflow under review.
Project confirmation required
Use these routes to describe modality, portability, facility, and workflow needs before any equipment or commercial scope is proposed.
Project confirmation required
Define the site, user groups, workflows, replenishment needs, and support responsibilities before building a mixed-category request.
Cooperation and evidence review
Use current cooperation pages to assign responsibilities and inspect supporting evidence separately. Evidence review routes do not establish inventory, commercial terms, or expected partner results.
Current documented product pages
These are the products currently documented in the Vetsplex catalog. Their presence here supports product review only; it does not publish price, stock, order quantity, lead time, capacity, destination approval, or included commercial terms.
Veterinary IVD
A veterinary IVD analyzer documented for automated analysis workflows involving blood, feces, intestinal fluid, and urine, with microfluidic control, AI image recognition, and report generation described in the source record.
Review the AI-80Vet product page
Veterinary IVD
A veterinary IVD solution documented for automated analysis of blood, feces, intestinal fluid, and urine using AI image recognition and microfluidic control.
Review the AI-100Vet Elite product page
Digital microscopy
A veterinary digital microscope documented with PC connectivity, live imaging transfer, annotation, screenshot capture, and template-based report generation.
Review the DM-03 product page
Smart Auscultation
Digital heart and lung sound capture with AI-assisted screening and structured report sharing.
Review CP-001 details
AI-Assisted Otoscopy
Wireless ear-canal imaging with AI-assisted reporting and cloud case management.
Review Ear Scope details
Move from category language to a written scope
Share the named products or required categories, intended use, destination, quantity request, documentation needs, support expectations, and cooperation model. Vetsplex can then discuss what requires product confirmation and prepare project-specific commercial terms without assuming availability or coverage.
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