Intake
You do not need to write audit questions for me. Describe who is looking, the decision the site should support, and what worries you; I will translate that into a testable scope for your approval.
It runs entirely in your browser. There is no submit endpoint, no backend, and no third-party form service. Nothing is stored or transmitted — once you press copy, where the text goes is your decision.
That is deliberate. This service promises to work from public pages only, with no passwords and no CRM. A storefront that funnels your details into someone else's database would be exactly the kind of evidence gap the audit exists to find.
Start with business context
1. Public domain
Your industrial B2B manufacturer or supplier site. You may list several authorized sites only when they support the same product line; the deep audit can cover that multi-site scope.
It has to be publicly reachable. If the site is still being built, robots.txt blocks everything, or there are fewer than five public pages, say so first and we will adjust scope or timing.
2. Product or service in focus
For example "hydraulic cylinders", "industrial pumps", or "industrial sensors".
One audit covers one product line. If you have eight product lines, name the one that matters most now; another line requires a separate scope confirmation.
3. Target countries or regions
This changes which questions carry weight. European buyers look harder at CE marking and privacy disclosure next to inquiry forms; North American buyers look at warranty terms and local support; emerging markets look at lead time and MOQ.
4. Primary buyer roles
Procurement, engineering, quality/compliance, management, sales/marketing, distributors, or end users. Choose as many as apply and describe another role when the labels do not fit.
5. The decision the site should support
Write the outcome in business language: "decide whether to book a demo", "qualify this person for a conversation", or "add this supplier to the shortlist". Turning this into buyer questions and evidence requirements is part of the service.
What is not required
Please do not send any of this:
- Passwords
- CMS or admin access
- Server or FTP access
- CRM systems
- Raw inquiry records
- Customer lists
- Government ID, phone numbers, or other personal identifiers
Public pages only. No login, no form submission, no backend access.
Optional redacted aggregate analytics or an existing SEO/content backlog may help sampling or novelty comparison, but they never enter the evidence chain and cannot support an Evidence Status or Claim.
Generate your intake text
Copy this and send it over
Send to contact@eigentime.org
Pricing
Prices are not published yet. Scope, deliverables and turnaround are on the Chinese packages page; the quote comes back once I know how many pages are actually samplable on your site. First-round pricing is still being calibrated and I would rather not post a number I will have to change.
Refunds and scope
- Before Service Start: full refund. Service Start means scope, payment and required inputs are complete and the case is recorded as authorized to execute.
- After Service Start: completed work is non-refundable; unperformed scope is resolved in writing.
- If I cannot deliver: the unperformed scope is refunded.
- If the site changes after preflight and the original scope cannot proceed: rescope, reschedule or resolve the unperformed scope in writing.