67%
Of manufacturing leaders cite supply chain resilience as top priority
* (2026 State of Manufacturing Report)
Global Manufacturing & Supply Chain Platform
Tariff shifts. Single-source failures. Suppliers who've never seen your geometry before. Fictiv's multi-region network and built-in tariff management absorb the complexity—so your team doesn't have to.
67%
Of manufacturing leaders cite supply chain resilience as top priority
* (2026 State of Manufacturing Report)
4
Global manufacturing regions: US, Mexico, India, China
DDP + IoR
Full tariff and customs management—no surprise costs at delivery
Traditional suppliers weren't built for the industries you're building.
US, Mexico, India, China—Fictiv routes each order to the region that best balances cost, lead time, and tariff exposure. If one region goes offline, your program doesn't stop.
Talk to a Sourcing Expert >As your Importer of Record, Fictiv manages customs documentation, tariff classification, and duty payment. Parts arrive DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) with no surprise costs at the border and no dedicated compliance headcount required.
Discuss Tariff Strategy >You'll know exactly where your parts are, long before delivery day. Production status, virtual inspection photos, and exception triage—all in the platform.
See the Platform in Action >| . | Traditional Multi-Supplier Model |
|---|---|
| Tariff management | Internal team required |
| Landed cost certainty | Variable—duties at delivery |
| Regional flexibility | Re-qualify per region |
| Supplier qualification | 3–6 months per new shop |
| Production visibility | Email updates, if any |
| BOM consolidation | Multiple POs, multiple contacts |
| Fictiv as Importer of Record (IoR) |
| Fixed—DDP pricing, all-in |
| US, Mexico, India, China—one platform |
| Pre-qualified global network |
| Real-time status + inspection photos |
| Single order, single platform |
50%
faster to production
$1M
in tooling
saved
Scalable
Supply
chain
“Fictiv allowed us to get 30 injection-molded plastic parts, along with the necessary tooling, much faster than traditional suppliers could. Their speed was critical in helping us meet our aggressive project timelines.”
Mark Rohan
VP of Operations, Lunar Energy
How do I reduce supply chain risk without increasing complexity?
Can I choose where my parts are manufactured based on cost, lead time, or supply chain strategy?
How can I get better visibility into my parts and orders?
Do I really need multiple vendors for prototyping and production?
How is Fictiv different from local shops or traditional contract manufacturers?
How does Fictiv help manage tariffs, customs, and international logistics?