Authorised sources
Supply that comes through the channel that authorises it
Semixis buys inside the authorised channel and qualifies every source before it is used. Our job is to carry the documentation that proves the path from factory authorisation to your receiving dock, and to take responsibility for every lot we ship.
Channels qualified
18
authorised channels we buy through, across passives, semiconductors, connectors and electromechanical
Channel documentation is held on file for each source and shared with customers under NDA.
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Authorised channels only
Parts come from the manufacturer or its authorised distributors, so allocation, price protection and traceability all come from the channel itself.
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New and original only
Everything we ship is new and original, in manufacturer packaging, with date codes that match the documentation. If a line cannot meet that standard, we tell you instead of shipping it.
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Paperwork travels with the lot
Invoice, packing list, date code and lot trace are carried through to your delivery, and available for audit.
The authorised route
Four stages, each with a document behind it
Every order follows the same path from factory authorisation to your receiving dock. No stage is skipped, and no stage is undocumented.
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Factory release
Production, lot identity and date code are set at the manufacturer, and the authorised channel takes the line from there.
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Authorised channel
Manufacturer direct or a franchised distributor, where allocation and price protection stay intact.
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Semixis intake
Incoming inspection, documentation check and provenance review before a part is released to stock.
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Your line
Lot-labelled, ESD-packed and shipped to your receiving dock with the paperwork that proves the path.
What the channel gives you
Authorised supply is a set of guarantees, not a label
Sourcing through manufacturer-authorised channels shapes what you can rely on long after the shipment lands: allocation, continuity, warranty and a defensible audit trail.
Allocation and price protection
Buying inside the authorised channel keeps your programme on the manufacturer's allocation registry, so committed volume is recognised when supply tightens rather than re-priced on the spot market.
Date-code continuity
Date codes move forward in a documented sequence instead of jumping between brokers. That continuity is what long-life programmes and customer audits depend on.
Warranty and RMA path
A failed part returns up the same path it arrived, with the manufacturer's warranty still attached and the channel's failure analysis available to your quality team.
Counterfeit exposure, reduced
Channel provenance is verified first, then the part itself is inspected. Every line is checked twice: where it came from, and what it actually is.
Supply standards
What travels with a lot, and what we will not ship
Carried on every lot
In the box- Manufacturer invoice and authorised-channel paperwork
- Packing list showing lot, date code and quantity
- Certificate of conformance where the manufacturer issues one
- Incoming inspection record signed at intake
- Traceability record keyed to your order and part number
We will not ship
Refusal criteria- Refurbished or re-marked parts presented as new
- Mixed date codes inside a single lot
- Broker stock without documentary trace back to origin
- Packaging that cannot be tied to a lot we inspected
- Any line where the paperwork and the parts disagree
If a line cannot meet the standard, we say so before quoting
Channel coverage
Coverage described by category, not by roster
What matters is whether a line can be sourced through a documented channel on the day you need it. Coverage is described by category for that reason.
Semiconductors
07 channels- Analog, power management and embedded processing
- MCUs, discrete devices and sensors
- Automotive MCUs, interface and secure elements
- +4 more in this family
Passives
04 channels- Ceramic capacitors, inductors and RF modules
- Chip resistors, MLCC and polymer capacitors
- Discretes, resistors and capacitors
- +1 more in this family
Connectors
03 channels- Automotive and industrial connectors, relays
- Industrial, military and board-level connectors
- Board-to-board, wire-to-board and I/O
Electromechanical
02 channels- Relays, switches and optical sensors
- Relays, capacitors and industrial sensors
Power management
01 channels- Power semiconductors, IGBTs and gate drivers
Circuit protection
01 channels- Fuses, TVS diodes and varistors
Channel qualification
Four checks before a channel is used
A manufacturer badge on a website is not evidence. Each channel is qualified in writing before it enters a quotation.
Step 01
Corporate identity
Registration, ownership and trading history are verified and held on file before any commercial discussion.
Step 02
Authorisation evidence
Written confirmation of franchise or authorised status, for the specific product families we intend to buy.
Step 03
Traceability capability
Lot and date-code records that can be followed from the manufacturer through to our receiving dock.
Step 04
Performance review
On-time delivery, packaging integrity and RMA handling reviewed on a rolling basis. Channels that slip are suspended.
Need a line that is not on this list?
Send it to the desk. We will tell you whether it can be sourced new and original through a documented channel, and if it cannot, we will say so.