Many companies' orders. One negotiation with factories.
Magic pools orders from many companies into one and puts it out to factory tender. From there, the platform runs the deal to your site: bank, freight, customs, quality inspection.

Source: Magic mechanics
One order instead of a thousand
Volume at the table
Magic sees how much all the companies in the order want together and puts that volume out to tender.
A discount stops being a favor
The volume goes to five to ten factories, and the annual order goes to whoever offers the best price, quality and lead time.
Three negotiations in one deal
On the goods, on shipping as a single consignment, and on the cost of money.

“We don't need to be bigger than a global distributor. We need to be the biggest buyer at the factory we're talking to.”
The whole deal in one window
- 1
Request
You describe the need in your own words or upload a specification. The agent maps it to standard catalog items
- 2
Pooling
Orders from different companies that match on product, spec and timing are combined into one package. Each order stays separate
- 3
Factory tender
Qualified factories receive one structured request and compete in two rounds
- 4
Comparison
Offers are brought to one number: what the goods cost on your site after customs clearance
- 5
Decision
You approve the offer. Nothing is ordered without your signature
- 6
Financing
A letter of credit, bank guarantee or deferred payment terms are arranged at your bank or another bank of your choice
- 7
Production
Milestones, samples and inspections are recorded in the deal
- 8
Freight and customs
Carrier tender, booking, documents, customs clearance
- 9
Delivery
Materials arrive for the right stage of work, with partial shipments tracked separately
- 10
Invoice and rating
The invoice goes to your accounting, and the factory is rated on actual delivery
No separate search for a factory, forwarder, shipping line, customs broker and bank.
Example
One number instead of a quoted price
Factory price + origin-country costs + freight + insurance + customs duty and VAT + port + warehouse + local delivery = landed cost on site.
| Cost component | Offer with the low factory price | Offer selected by Magic |
|---|---|---|
| Factory price | $9.10 | $9.40 |
| Origin-country costs | $0.35 | $0.25 |
| Freight | $1.20 | $0.85 |
| Insurance | $0.12 | $0.10 |
| Customs duty and VAT | $1.55 | $1.60 |
| Port | $0.30 | $0.25 |
| Warehouse | $0.25 | $0.20 |
| Local delivery | $0.40 | $0.35 |
| Landed cost on site | $13.27 | $13.00 |
A cheap quote with expensive logistics loses. Example. Figures are illustrative.
What Magic is built on
Magic builds these parts itself and connects them into one deal:
Demand from independent companies pooled into one factory order
Orders from different companies that match on product, spec and timing are combined into one package. Each order stays separate.
Direct group purchasing from factories
Qualified factories receive one structured request and compete in two rounds.
Landed cost after customs clearance
Offers are brought to one number: what the goods cost on your site after customs clearance.
A bank marketplace: letters of credit, guarantees, credit, deferred payment terms
A letter of credit, bank guarantee or deferred payment terms are arranged at your bank or another bank of your choice.
Carrier tenders and control of international shipments
Carrier tender, booking, documents, customs clearance. Production and cargo are tracked by milestone.
Quality inspection, claims and factory ratings based on actual deliveries
Factory rating based on actual deliveries: who gave the price, who was late, whose batch had defects. The next tender takes this into account automatically.
Magic brings the numbers before you ask
The system sees your upcoming needs from the work schedule, along with global prices, freight rates and bank limits. When running a tender now pays off more than running it next month, you get a proposal with an amount attached. The agent also reads the project specification and finds acceptable lower-cost substitutes. The designer keeps the final say on any substitution.

What you get
Joint negotiation: your request goes to factory tender together with requests from many other companies.
Import in the same deal: a broker, a forwarder and certification are brought into the deal, with each party's role and responsibility set out in the contract.
Deferred payment terms from the bank instead of a prepayment to the factory.
One comparable number: the amount on your site after customs clearance.
Materials for the right stage of work, and less cash tied up in inventory.
A record of every purchase: a year later you can pull it up and recalculate it.
How Magic reduces deal risk
Defects
The deal provides for batch inspection before shipment. Claim documents are assembled from the deal, and the factory rating updates on the facts.
Delays
Production and cargo are tracked by milestone, delivery is planned from the work schedule, and the backup factory is known from the tender.
Money and currency
Payment terms are secured by the bank through a letter of credit or deferred payment terms. No prepayment to the factory is needed.
Swapped bank details and duplicates
Every payment is checked against the order and contract before it goes to the bank.
Developer and contractor
Construction company
Your request in a joint negotiation with factories, import in the same deal, and the bank inside the deal.
Developer with sales automation
All of the above, plus sales plans and work schedules bring purchasing to the factory earlier, and fit-out for sold apartments comes at the pooled-order price.

Pooled volume is built deal by deal
Factory prices, bank rates and logistics tariffs are granted against a confirmed pooled order, and that takes years and deals to build.
The system learns from every purchase: who gave the price, who was late, which bank approved faster. Every new company in the pooled order strengthens the negotiation, and better terms bring in new companies.
Risk stays outside the platform. Goods never go on Magic's balance sheet, payment for goods never passes through the platform, and credit comes from the bank.
Service and integration
| Solution category | What it does | What Magic adds alongside it |
|---|---|---|
| Procurement management systems | Orders, approvals, budgets, analytics | Your request goes into a pooled order and a factory tender |
| Online catalogs and supplier networks | Buying materials with delivery | A factory batch for the combined demand of many companies |
| Tender platforms | A tender run by one company | Volume put out to tender by many companies at once |
| AI procurement agents | Automating a company's purchasing | Pooled volume, import to your site and the bank inside the deal |
| Materials suppliers with financing | Delivery to site and payment in installments | Pooling orders from independent companies without goods on Magic's balance sheet |
FAQ
Can other buyers see my order?
No. Orders are pooled for the factory, while each client's name, volume and price stay hidden.
Do I have to join a pooled order?
No. A large order can run on its own, with the same tender and the same logistics.
What if the goods don't match the specification?
The deal provides for batch inspection before shipment. If a mismatch turns up later, every document for the claim is already in the deal, and the factory's rating drops.
What can we buy?
Building and finishing materials, MEP equipment, furniture and appliances. The catalog grows with demand from pilot participants.
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