Commission online
Requirements, sample details and scope submitted in one form, with no email round-trips to pin down specifications. What you entered before is reused next time.
Client portal
See exactly where your project stands
CPS Portal keeps commissions, quotations, status and deliverables in one place. No emails asking how it is going, and no digging through your inbox for a quotation from three months ago.
The four problems the portal solves
All of these are real, and all of them used to cost time.
Status you can check yourself
Which stage the project has reached and what it is waiting on, visible on sign-in. No phone calls needed, and no manual reporting from our side.
Documents in one place
Quotations, purchase orders and deliverable lists all attached to the same project. Looking something up three months later does not mean searching your inbox.
Full project history
What you commissioned, with the specifications and figures as they stood at the time. It is a record for you as much as for us.
From commission to delivery
Every step leaves a record, and both sides are looking at the same data.
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Submit your requirement
Enter the part number, scope and intended use in the portal, and submit the commission.
- 02
Evaluation and quotation
After evaluation, the quotation is attached directly to the project and visible in the portal.
- 03
Confirm and order
Confirm scope and price to place the order; status updates automatically.
- 04
Track progress
As the project moves through the lab and analysis stages, each status is visible at any time.
- 05
Delivery and archive
The deliverables list stays attached to the project for future reference.
The actual screens
The fastest way to see what the portal holds is to look at it. These are real cases; figures and anything identifying the customer have been masked.
Case timeline: every exchange stays on the record
Enquiry, re-enquiry, re-quote, quotation accepted — each node carries its date. When you need to establish when something was agreed, there is no searching through mailboxes and no room for two conflicting accounts.
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The expected delivery date sits on the case
No need to write and ask when it will be ready. The date is part of the sample and delivery status block; when it changes, what you see changes with it.
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Sample receipts and delivery links
When samples arrived and how many, all recorded. The download link for the delivered files sits in the same block with its expiry date stated — so a buried email does not turn into an expired link discovered too late.
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The quotation is itemised
X-ray, decapsulation, delayering by process, active layer etching, image processing, circuit analysis, report production — each line carries its own quantity and amount rather than arriving as a single figure. You can see which step the money goes to, and why changing the scope changes the price.
Requirement history: every change is kept
Each submission or negotiated change creates a new version, with its attachments retained. What version 1 outlined, what version 2 changed it to, and which files came with each — all still there. This is the main purpose of the system: neither side gets to remember the scope differently afterwards.
Support tickets stay attached to the case
Technical questions open a ticket, and the conversation travels with the case instead of scattering across individual mailboxes. If your corporate network blocks uploads, the screen says so and offers email with the case number instead — we file it for you.
New report notifications
The most immediate benefit of an account, even with no active project.
The report library keeps growing. Choose the device types or manufacturers you care about — say Power Management and Driver only — and you will only be emailed about matching new reports.
In this market, simply knowing a report exists before others do is a form of lead time.