8.2.3.1 Organizations should ensure the ability to provide customers with products and services that meet their requirements. Before committing to providing products and services to customers, the organization should review the following requirements:
a) Customer specified requirements, including requirements for delivery and post delivery activities;
b) Requirements that are necessary for the specified or known intended use, although not explicitly stated by the customer;
c) Organizational requirements;
d) Legal and regulatory requirements applicable to products and services;
e) Contract or order requirements that are inconsistent with previous statements.
The organization should ensure that contract or order requirements that are inconsistent with previous regulations have been resolved.
If the customer does not provide written requirements, the organization should confirm the customer's requirements before accepting them
The result of the so-called "review" is the output of the organization that can ultimately provide the maximum capacity for products or services, such as displaying all dishes in the form of a menu to customers, posting information on all product types and quantities that can be provided on their website, information on the level and quantity of hotel guest rooms that can be booked, information on train and ticket levels and quantities that can be booked online for train ticket ordering, and information on the maximum monthly quantity of products Quarterly and annual sales plans can be scheduled.
Some of the review output information needs to be put forward additionally to remind the staff in the organization to pay special attention to meet it. For example, a new requirement has been put forward for a customer's Reunion dinner, adding Australia's top abalone and lobster, and a separate order should be formed for the chef to focus on.