Independent AV retailers
Range fit, staff use cases, service area and after-sales expectations.
Trade & Partners
A practical first conversation for independent AV retailers, local agents and distributors, installers, project partners and OEM product teams.
Range fit, staff use cases, service area and after-sales expectations.
Territory, channel plan, brand interest, compliance responsibility and support model.
Room type, source ecosystem, network conditions, quantities and handover needs.
Bluetooth or Wi-Fi audio requirement, target use, interfaces, hardware scope and validation path.
Include in your email
Do not send customer records, contract pricing, credentials or full serial-number lists by first email.
Trade, dealer & OEM
Use this mailbox for channel, distribution, installation and OEM requirement assessment.
parcerias@soundaustral.comPrepare a TV audio connection plan · Check the seller, delivery and support route
Wireless and electrical models may require assessment under applicable ACMA, RCM and electrical-safety arrangements. The responsible supplier and evidence path must be identified for the actual sales version before supply. SoundAustral does not apply or display a certification mark on its own authority.
ACMA: know what you must do as a supplier · EESS: steps for compliance
Product knowledge · clear responsibilities
A concise brief helps a retailer, installer or brand team explain the same project consistently. Use five headings to bring the important details together before discussing a specific model or commercial offer.
Use the general mailbox for published content and system questions, and the partnership mailbox for business proposals. The prepared links open your own email app; review and send the message yourself.
Include the model, connections, observed behaviour and checks already completed.
contato@soundaustral.comInclude your company, region, intended customers and the cooperation you want to discuss.
parcerias@soundaustral.comFor an introduction, use public company details and a project outline. Keep passwords, customer records and private identity documents out of the first email.