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Order Management on the DAT Supply Platform — United States

Once an order is placed, it is managed through one client workspace: every stage reviewed, every document released by stage, and the whole project visible in one place — from brief to delivered batch. No marketplace, no autoresponder, no scattered email thread.

Order management on the DAT Supply platform
The operational layer

Order management is the part most manufacturers leave to email. On the DAT Supply platform it is a structured workspace — staged, documented and visible.

Specification, label, packaging and batch documents each move through their own review step, released to the brand owner by stage.

In your workspace

What you manage in the client workspace

The workspace is where the order lives — brief, route, spec, samples, documents and delivery, all in one structured place.

Order brief & option

The brief — target market, format, quantity, claims direction — and the confirmed option (private-label catalogue or qualified custom development).

Specification & samples

The locked per-SKU specification and allergen statement, plus sample orders — ready kits or development samples — placed and paid for in the workspace.

Documents & delivery

Documentation released by stage and delivery coordinated from the same workspace, so nothing lives in a separate inbox.

Documentation

Documents released as the order moves

Specification, label, packaging and batch documents each appear at their stage. The Certificate of Analysis is batch-specific and available on request after production — not a standing public list.

On-pack copy is reviewed for the US market — structure/function claim wording, the Supplement Facts panel and % Daily Value formatting — before artwork is locked. The brand owner remains the responsible party and importer of record.

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Inside the client workspace

Your order status, visible at every stage

Each order moves through the same five reviewed steps — the timeline in your client workspace shows exactly where the project stands.

The order journey
  1. 1 Start order
  2. 2 Pay deposit & sign documents
  3. 3 Approve specification & label
  4. 4 Production & QC
  5. 5 Batch release & shipping

No marketplace, no autoresponder — samples, specs, documentation, production and delivery in one client workspace.

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FAQ

Order management questions

Where do I manage my order?

In your DAT Supply client workspace in the portal. The brief, route, specification, samples, documents and delivery are all managed there — one place for the whole order.

Can I see what stage my order is at?

Yes. The order moves through reviewed steps — brief, spec, samples, artwork, production and batch release — and each is visible in your workspace as it is reviewed.

When are documents released?

By stage. Specification, label, packaging and batch documents each appear at their review step. The Certificate of Analysis is batch-specific and available on request after production.

How is claim wording handled for the US market?

Claim wording reviewed per project against the target market; final responsibility remains with the brand owner.

Project handoff

Start an order

Create your account and brief your order inside the DAT Supply portal — then manage the whole project from one client workspace, reviewed and documented by stage.

Quick context request

Get manufacturing context

Drop your work email and a member of the DAT team will follow up with the right context for this concept. Order documents, certificates and pricing are released through the client workspace in the DAT portal.

You will receive a short confirmation email. Order documents (specification, batch-specific COA, packaging documents) are released through the client workspace in the DAT portal once a brief is in place.