Receive
Agree the receiving plan and match incoming goods to the SKU and quantity list.
02 / WAREHOUSING & FULFILLMENT
SPACE TO GROW.
ROOM TO MOVE.
Keep products close to the source and prepare them for the next order. Clear stock information and packing instructions make the physical work easier to coordinate.
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READY IS MORE THAN A NUMBER
The right stock.
The right context.
A quantity tells you how much is there. Availability, reserved stock and replenishment risk tell you what can happen next.
- Match goods to the right SKU and variant
- See available and reserved quantities
- Watch low-stock and out-of-stock signals
- Keep purchase orders close to inventory planning
STOCK / WORKFLOW EXAMPLE
SAMPLE SKUReady for the
Ready for the
next order.
AvailableReady to allocate
ReservedHeld for order work
Low stockA signal to replenish
ProcurementInventoryOrders
THE PHYSICAL JOURNEY
From receiving.
To ready to ship.
Check
Define the quality checks, product variants and handling details the team needs.
Prepare
Make picking, labels and packing instructions understandable for each product.
Dispatch
Prepare the parcel for the confirmed delivery route and the next tracking milestone.
YOUR INVENTORY WORKSPACE
Keep replenishment
in the picture.
Open the inventory list, review stock risk and follow the associated purchase-order work. Good replenishment decisions begin before a product runs out.
- Available, reserved and stock-risk views
- Purchase orders for procurement and replenishment
- Order tickets for questions that need a clear reference
DashboardProductsOrdersInventoryStoresFinanceONE WORKSPACE
Every next step.
In view.
ORDER / SAMPLE RECORDPending payment
Everyday essentialsSample order / #CDG-EXAMPLE
ReviewQuotePayFulfill
Your quote is ready.
Review the cost and confirm payment before fulfillment.
Illustrative interface. Sample data; actual records remain in your member account.
How should I prepare stock for receiving?
Confirm the inbound location with the team. Prepare a SKU list, carton quantities, product variants and any handling requirements before goods leave the supplier.
What inventory information is available in the system?
The inventory workspace separates available quantities, reserved stock and low-stock or out-of-stock risk. It also links inventory planning to purchase orders.
Can I see procurement alongside fulfillment?
Yes. Purchase orders and platform orders have their own areas in the member workspace, so replenishment and customer-order work can be reviewed separately.
Can packing instructions vary by product?
Discuss the required packaging, insert, labels and variant rules before the first order. Keep those instructions attached to the product brief and confirm any special work with the team.
Are storage and handling fees fixed?
Receiving, storage, handling and packing terms depend on your products, volume and agreed service. Ask the team to confirm the costs that apply to your inventory.
YOUR NEXT MOVE
Make stock ready.
Keep orders moving.
Share the product list and expected order flow. We can work through receiving and packing details together.