Source the requirement—not just the part number.
We assess potential supply against your quantity, required date, batch and quality requirements. Our quote explains the proposed supply and highlights any information gaps or deviations, so you can evaluate the offer before you order.
When to use component sourcing
Shortages
Your current supply cannot meet the required quantity or date.
End-of-life parts
Production has ended, or the last-time-buy window has closed.
Allocation limits
The quantity allocated to you is not enough for your production needs.
Specific batch requirements
You need a specific date code, lot or packaging, or have traceability or testing requirements.
Alternate parts
Your engineering team has approved alternate parts or needs candidates to review.
How component sourcing works
Requirements and search
We confirm your requirements and assess potential sources and batches within our approved supplier network.
Quote
Your quote covers quantity, price, validity and estimated fulfillment, plus known batch conditions, source category, available traceability and the inspection plan. Any information gaps or deviations from your requirements are highlighted for your approval.
Customer approval
Alternates or changed conditions require your written approval. Your team remains responsible for engineering approval of alternate parts.
Purchase and delivery
We purchase against your approved order and complete the required inspection before shipment. The default warranty is three years from the date you receive the components. A product-specific warranty condition applies only if SemiKey discloses it and you expressly accept it before you submit your order or accept the relevant quotation.
Start a sourcing request
A part number, quantity and required date are enough to start. Include any batch or quality requirements that must be met.
