What proof of product is for
Proof of Product, often called POP, refers to documents used to evidence product details or availability at the appropriate stage of a fuel transaction. Depending on the agreed procedure, this can include inspection information, product specifications, shipping records, or other transaction-specific documents.
POP is a verification tool. It does not replace counterparty qualification, a clear commercial requirement, or careful review of the procedure.
Timing protects the transaction
Sensitive product documents should follow mutual intent, a credible buyer profile, and an agreed transaction path. Releasing documents too early can create confidentiality and misuse concerns, while demanding them before basic qualification can signal that the process is out of order.
Prepare for a productive request
Buyers should be ready to state the product, volume, location, delivery basis, timing, buying role, and the documents they can provide. A clear enquiry gives the parties a better basis for determining when and how proof of product should be reviewed.
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