Local presence
We introduce products and facilitate clear conversations with interested Canadian buyers.
Based in Montreal, Inspelis helps overseas manufacturers reach Canadian buyers, develop distribution channels and build lasting business relationships through authorized local sales representation.
Inspelis offers practical local sales support—not just market advice—within the scope agreed with each manufacturer.
We introduce products and facilitate clear conversations with interested Canadian buyers.
When buyers request quotations or technical details, we gather their requirements, coordinate the manufacturer's response and follow up.
When opportunities arise, we coordinate discussions of purchasing terms and follow up within the agreed scope.
Manufacturers with established products and production capacity who want to reach Canadian importers, wholesalers, distributors or business buyers but have not yet built local sales channels.
Manufacturers that currently manage export inquiries from China and need local representation to communicate with buyers and follow up more promptly.
Exporters with some overseas experience who want to identify new Canadian business buyers, build distribution relationships and grow their presence.
Manufacturers planning buyer meetings, trade shows, product demonstrations or other activities that benefit from local support.
We focus on relevant buyer needs, workable commercial terms and opportunities for meaningful follow-up—not contact counts alone.
Inspelis conducts sales representation within the agreed product, industry and territory, under the manufacturer’s formal authority. We support sustained buyer outreach and follow-up, beyond handling occasional inquiries.
We identify suitable prospects, introduce products, facilitate business contacts and follow up on buyer interest.
For manufacturers seeking local distribution, we identify potential distributors, facilitate introductions and coordinate discussions about suitable channel arrangements.
Inspelis assists manufacturers to exchange information more effectively with Canadian customers through local business coordination.
Our role in order follow-up and customer relations is defined by the written engagement.
We can coordinate agreed local support for manufacturers attending Canadian trade shows or holding short-term business activities.
English- and French-language support can be arranged as specified in the project agreement.
Our model connects manufacturers' products and production capabilities with Canadian buyers through authorized local sales representation.
Provision of products, technical information, production capacity, formal offers, business authorizations and corresponding service costs.
Responsible for agreed buyer development, outreach, meeting coordination, quotation follow-up, relationship support and progress reporting.
Canadian buyers communicate purchasing requirements, review product information and receive quotations. Any transaction is agreed directly by the appropriate parties.
Subject to applicable law and the parties' commercial arrangements, manufacturers may contract directly with Canadian buyers, invoice them and arrange delivery. Inspelis provides the authorized sales representation and commercial coordination described in its agreement. This role does not automatically make Inspelis the importer, seller of record, contracting party or party responsible for product liability.
Inspelis keeps manufacturers informed of developments in the Canadian market through project work records and regular reporting. Depending on the scope of cooperation, we can provide the following results.
The feedback is based on information actually collected and does not guarantee that full data is available for each project.
We organize market development around defined responsibilities, practical work steps and regular communication.
Review the manufacturer's products, target customers, export experience, capacity and commercial terms; agree on the objectives of the engagement.
Agree on target regions, buyer segments, representative duties, activity limits and communication arrangements.
Define the parties' relationship, delegated authority, fees, any commission formula and reporting requirements in writing.
Carry out authorized prospecting, product introductions, buyer meetings, distributor outreach and order-related coordination within the agreed scope.
Compile buyer feedback, activity records and opportunity status; report as agreed and adjust follow-up based on the evidence.
We are committed to establishing clear, pragmatic and long-term business cooperation.
Industries We ServeWe work directly with manufacturers to understand their products, production capabilities, quotations and cross-border supply arrangements, and to address communication gaps with Canadian buyers.
Based in Canada, Inspelis draws on local market knowledge. Target regions may include Quebec and other Canadian provinces as agreed for each project.
We offer flexible outsourced representation for manufacturers that are not yet ready to establish a Canadian branch or hire their own full-time sales staff.
Our written mandate defines the scope of representation and clarifies responsibility for quotations, contracts, deliveries and after-sales support.
Relevant formal authorization, direct transactions, import liability and fee arrangements.
Yes. Once both parties have signed a formal agreement that defines the mandate, Inspelis may represent the manufacturer for buyer development and commercial communications within the agreed products, territory and activities.
Not necessarily for initial sales development. The appropriate arrangement depends on the manufacturer's circumstances and requires review of applicable tax, contract, import and other legal requirements.
Yes. A manufacturer and Canadian buyer may contract directly and arrange payment and delivery under agreed terms. Inspelis provides buyer development and commercial coordination under its separate service agreement.
Within the agreed scope, we may receive purchase inquiries, organize buyer questions, coordinate technical information and quotations, and follow up. Binding commercial commitments require the manufacturer's authorization and approval.
We may help connect logistics providers, organize transaction information and coordinate delivery updates as agreed. Formal customs declarations, importation and related legal duties remain with the responsible parties or qualified service providers.
No. Sales depend on demand, product competitiveness, price, certification, delivery terms and buyers' decisions. We provide local sales development and representation activities within the written mandate, not guaranteed orders.
Market validation is a separate, time-limited test of demand and commercial assumptions. Market development provides ongoing local sales representation, buyer outreach and channel development. Their scopes and contracts are agreed separately.
We support manufacturers seeking ongoing Canadian buyer outreach, quotation coordination, channel development and consistent follow-up within an agreed mandate.