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The buyer’s perspective

Start with
the purpose.

A clear sourcing brief begins with the role you play and what the order is meant to support. This short film illustrates the difference.

  • DistributorResale
  • InstallerThe next installation job
  • Project buyerProject requirements

Illustrative buyer contexts. Choose the role and purpose that describe your brief.

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Order-specific sourcing and document review.

What is this order for? — JUST SOLAREnglish narration and captions · Original short film

AI-generated planning scenes and narration illustrate hypothetical buyer roles and order purposes. The examples are presented as illustrations, not actual customer projects or company premises.

Music: Imagefilm 034 by Sascha Ende — ende.app.
License: CC BY 4.0 · License information.
Adaptation: excerpt trimmed, faded and mixed under English narration.

Read the English transcript

What is this solar order meant to support?

A distributor plans for resale. An installer plans for the next job. A project buyer begins with project requirements.

These are illustrative situations. Start by naming your role and the purpose of your order.

JUST SOLAR offers order-specific sourcing and document review. Your brief sets the context.

Begin your sourcing conversation at the website on screen.

PVFinder · Research companion

Choose the question
before the comparison.

A buyer’s priority gives research a direction. In this original PVFinder example, product fit comes first while origin and commercial terms remain open.

The example’s research question

Which product requirements need confirmation?

This is a priority example, not a supplier ranking or a live interface demonstration.

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China solar procurement research with source-linked evidence.

Choose the first question — PVFinderEnglish narration and captions · Original short film

Original concept graphics and AI-generated narration illustrate a buyer’s priorities. The small module image is licensed generic stock. This example shows research questions, not supplier scores or a live product interface.

Music: Imagefilm 034 by Sascha Ende — ende.app.
License: CC BY 4.0 · License information.
Adaptation: excerpt trimmed, faded and mixed under English narration.

Read the English transcript

Before comparing solar suppliers, choose your first question.

In this example, product fit comes first for the buyer. Origin and commercial terms stay open.

Move that priority to the top, then write what needs confirming. These are research questions, not supplier scores.

PVFinder frames China solar procurement research with source-linked evidence.

Choose your sourcing question, then visit the website on screen.

JUST SOLAR and PVFinder · Original English promotional films

Examples and AI-generated scenes are identified beside each film.