OEM/ODM | Rule Security

RULE supplies distributors and private-label brands that want the product to carry their own identity — the same hardware, under their name. OEM and ODM cooperation is handled case by case, on the terms below.

What OEM cooperation covers

Packaging: cartons, labels and inserts printed to the artwork you approve.
Enclosure branding: your logo on the case, or the silk-screen print replaced by your mark — artwork supplied as vector or high-resolution electronic files.
Software identity: your logo on the device interface, plus firmware or feature changes agreed in the specification.
Housing: alternative enclosure design, colour or material per project.
Function: port count, PoE budget, protocol or firmware behaviour adapted within the limits of the platform.
Confidentiality: specifications, drawings and customer lists you share are withheld from third parties.
New models: products outside the current catalogue are developed with the OEM customer through the three stages below.

Specification and evaluation

Both sides fix the specification in writing — target cost, volumes, certification and schedule. RULE replies with a feasibility judgement, tooling artwork and a cost breakdown covering every item, then builds samples for your approval. The signed sample becomes the reference for production.

Order confirmation

A deposit confirms the order and releases tooling and material; the balance follows the payment terms set out in the quotation.

Production and delivery

With the sample signed and the deposit received, the process is frozen and units are built and shipped against the confirmed dates. Design rights stay with the OEM customer: patent filing is their responsibility, RULE will not offer the product to third parties without written permission, and RULE is not liable where another manufacturer copies the design.

OEM/ODM
Send us the requirement — model, quantity and destination — and our team will come back with the details.