Made-in-China.com Launches SourcingAI 3.0
SourcingAI 3.0 adds product discovery, supplier matching, negotiation support and trade services for global B2B buyers.
Made-in-China.com has launched SourcingAI 3.0 at the 2026 Global Business Gala in Guangzhou, China, expanding AI support across product discovery, supplier matching, negotiation and trade services. The event was organized to bring overseas buyers from more than 20 countries and regions together with suppliers from Jiangsu Province. SourcingAI has progressed from a Smart Search Engine in 2024 to a Global Sourcing AI Assistant in 2025 and a Global Sourcing AI Partner in 2026. The new version is designed to help buyers assess product opportunities, evaluate suppliers and manage sourcing work beyond an initial trade fair meeting.
Four Sourcing Questions
SourcingAI 3.0 is organized around four areas: Know What, Know Who, Know How and Know Why. Market Potential Analysis is intended to help buyers consider market trends, potential demand, product performance and risk insights when reviewing products.
The platform also offers AI-assisted supplier matching and background checks, with information on supplier qualifications, production capabilities and quality management. Its AI Negotiation Agent can help structure sourcing requirements, identify missing information, organize supplier responses and confirm shared understanding.
Trade Support for Eligible Orders
For transactions, SourcingAI 3.0 combines sourcing tools with supplier verification, Secured Trading Service, product quality inspection and after-sales support for eligible orders where applicable.
The company built the service on its product resources, supplier network and trade service ecosystem. The approach brings AI-generated insights into sourcing work that includes supplier communication and negotiations.
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Connections Beyond the Fair
The 2026 Global Business Gala was organized by the Jiangsu Provincial Department of Commerce, hosted by Made-in-China.com and supported by the Nanjing Municipal Bureau of Commerce. It was intended to give buyers and Chinese suppliers a setting to connect directly and explore potential business opportunities.
Made-in-China.com positions SourcingAI 3.0 as ongoing support for the day-to-day work that follows those introductions, from identifying product opportunities to connecting with suitable suppliers and advancing sourcing projects.
