You found a supplier in Bali for furniture, rattan, wood, décor or jewelry. The photos are beautiful, the price is right, and they want 50% upfront. Before you send it, we go and look: is the company real, is it allowed to export, does the workshop exist, are the certificates genuine. You get a clear written report in 48 hours. Then you decide.
A brand name and an Instagram page are not a company. We find the registered legal entity behind the name you were given, when it was created, and who owns it.
You learn: the exact legal name to put on your contract and bank transfer.
Indonesian companies are registered for specific activities. A “furniture manufacturer” may be registered only as a small trader, or for something else entirely.
You learn: whether they make, or resell, and whether they can export in their own name.
“We ship to Europe all the time” is easy to say. We look for signs of real export activity: registrations, forwarder relationships, past foreign buyers, the ability to issue export documents.
You learn: whether you would be their first foreign customer.
Timber legality, FSC, fumigation, ISO: we check each certificate number with the issuing body and confirm it was issued to this company, and is still valid.
You learn: which documents you can rely on at customs, and which are borrowed or expired.
We confirm the workshop, warehouse or showroom at the address given. On the Plus plan, one of us drives there, meets someone, and takes dated photos for you.
You learn: whether the production capacity you were shown is theirs.
Wood into the EU or US, treated packing into Australia, metal declarations for jewelry: each market asks for specific paperwork. We check whether this supplier can actually produce it.
You learn: what to demand before the deposit so the container is not stuck at your port.
Bank account in a personal name. Invoice name different from the legal name. Addresses that do not match. Photos found on another supplier’s website. Pressure to pay in full.
You learn: the specific warning signs in your case, and how to structure payment around them.
One verdict on the first line, a scorecard of the seven checks, then the evidence behind each. Every report lives at a permanent, time-stamped address on indeavour.co that you can forward to your partner, your bank or your insurer. It cannot be edited after it is issued.
The supplier’s name, website or Instagram, the address and phone they gave you, any certificates or invoices they sent, and what you intend to buy. Five minutes. If you are unsure whether a check is even needed, use the free question form below first.
Indeavour is a trading company in Bali. If the supplier you name is one we work with, we tell you before starting and refund you, so you always know where we stand.
Registrations, licences, certificate issuers, addresses, phone calls made in the supplier’s own language. On the Plus plan we also visit the premises and hold a recorded call with the supplier on your behalf.
Within 48 hours of payment: a written report with a one-line verdict, the seven-check scorecard, the evidence, and practical conditions such as how to structure the payment. Plus a permanent link to share.
For a first order or a supplier you found online and have never met.
Secure card payment · report starts on receipt
For a container-size order, or when the supplier will hold a large deposit.
Site visits within Bali · other islands on request
For importers comparing several suppliers, or ordering regularly.
Unused checks do not roll over
Prefer to pay by bank transfer in USD or EUR? Ask for an invoice and we start the check as soon as the transfer is confirmed. All prices are per supplier checked, all-inclusive, no hidden fees. If we cannot verify a supplier at all (for example the company does not exist), you still receive a report saying exactly that: it is often the most valuable one.
Indeavour Capital Venture PT is a foreign-investment company registered in Bali. We are not a directory, not a marketplace and not a call centre abroad. The people doing the checks speak Bahasa Indonesia and can be at a workshop in Gianyar or Tabanan the same day.
Our daily business is exporting Indonesian goods with full documentation. We know which certificate matters for which market, which ones get faked, and which questions make a doubtful supplier go quiet.
Every line of a report points to something we saw: a registry extract, an issuer confirmation, a dated photo, a call. Where we could not verify something, the report says “not verifiable” rather than guessing.
Indeavour buys and sells Indonesian goods. That means, in rare cases, a supplier you ask us to check could be one we already work with, or compete with. So we commit to three things: we never recommend our own suppliers, or anyone else, inside a report; before starting any check we compare the supplier against our own records and tell you if there is any relationship; and if there is, we refund your payment in full and you decide whether you still want the report.
A report is due diligence, not a guarantee. It tells you what was true on the day we checked, with evidence, so that you can decide with your eyes open.
Tell us about the supplier and the order. We reply within one business day with an honest view: whether a check makes sense, which plan fits, or whether what you already have is enough.
This is also where you ask for an invoice to pay by bank transfer, or mention a supplier outside Bali.
We will reply within one business day from verify@indeavour.co. If it is urgent, WhatsApp +62 887-1177-333.