Interactive Display Distributor Program

Discuss a display supply partnership with OKVIEW for your local market. This enquiry route is for distributors, importers, education suppliers and system integrators planning a repeatable product range, an OEM brand or multi-site projects.

Start with your customer base and intended applications so the proposed products, sample arrangements and commercial terms can be reviewed together.

Build a Product Range Around Your Customers

  • Education suppliers: Define classroom sizes, teaching software, installation needs and school rollout quantities.
  • AV and system integrators: Specify meeting workflows, device compatibility, mounting and the acceptance process.
  • Importers and distributors: Set a target specification, destination market, estimated order mix and after-sales coverage.
  • Brand owners: Review OEM and ODM options for branding, software, packaging and configuration.

Partnership Topics to Agree

Product Selection and Samples

Compare interactive flat panel series using a baseline specification. For cost-conscious channel planning, review IFPA3; for education projects, review IWB56. Confirm the demonstration model, sample price, freight, evaluation period and acceptance checklist in the quotation. Sample availability and any credit toward a later order require written agreement.

Order Quantities and Commercial Scope

Request MOQ and pricing for the selected model, customization and order mix. Separate product cost, development or tooling work, accessories, packing and transport when comparing offers. Agree payment terms, delivery responsibilities and production scheduling before placing an order.

Sales Materials and Branding

List the model specifications, images, manuals, demonstration material and language versions your team needs. Confirm which materials can be supplied and how they may be used. Brand artwork, carton labels and startup customization should be checked against an approved sample.

Technical Handover and After-Sales

Define who handles installation, customer training and first-line support. Agree warranty coverage, exclusions, diagnostic information, spare-parts arrangements and responsibility for return freight or on-site labor. Record the approved hardware and software configuration for repeat orders.

Territory and Channel Expectations

Describe your sales territory, customer segments and existing channels. Exclusivity, lead sharing, sales targets, rebates and marketing support are separate commercial matters to be discussed and confirmed in a written agreement.

How to Start

  1. Introduce your business: Share your company website, country, partner role and customer sectors.
  2. Define the range: Send target models, screen sizes, software needs, initial quantity and expected reorder pattern.
  3. Review a proposal: Confirm product scope, sample arrangements, destination requirements and commercial terms.
  4. Evaluate a sample: Test the intended customer workflow and record the agreed configuration.
  5. Plan the first shipment: Confirm inspection, packing, delivery and after-sales responsibilities.

Distributor Questions

Is there a fixed distributor MOQ?

Ask for MOQ by model and customization scope. Include the initial order mix and planned repeat volume so the team can review a suitable proposal.

Can I sell under my own brand?

Submit your logo, packaging and software requirements for an OEM feasibility review. Approve artwork and a sample before authorizing production.

Are samples free or territory rights automatic?

Sample charges and any territory arrangement must be confirmed individually in writing. An enquiry does not establish an appointment or exclusive rights.

Send Your Partnership Brief

Include your company website, destination country, customer types, required models, initial quantities and support capabilities. Mention whether your enquiry concerns local distribution, an education tender, system integration or a private-label range.