Warehousing and Fulfillment

Warehousing services

Warehousing support for export and cross-border logistics is suitable for temporary storage, transit consolidation, batch shipment, pre-positioned stock, and warehouse-to-delivery connection. Based on cargo type, shipment plan, and onward transport mode, we can arrange receiving, storage, sorting, and dispatch.

For cargo arriving in multiple batches, collected from different suppliers, or waiting for vessel, flight, or railway schedules, warehousing helps manage cargo status and reduce operation pressure close to departure.

Fulfillment handling

Fulfillment support covers warehouse-side operations such as labeling, relabeling, repacking, re-sorting, carton checking, photo records, inventory organization, and order dispatch. These tasks can be arranged according to platform, destination, consignee, or sales channel requirements.

For e-commerce cargo, samples, spare parts, and small-batch multi-order shipments, we can connect warehouse handling with onward transport so cargo can be dispatched according to order or shipment plan.

Warehouse and delivery connection

Warehousing and fulfillment can be connected with trucking, customs declaration, ocean freight, airfreight, railway, and destination delivery. After warehouse handling is completed, cargo can be arranged for trucking pickup, port delivery, customs release, container loading, or transfer.

If destination warehousing, overseas warehouse receiving, warehouse appointment, or final delivery is required, documents, labels, appointment time, and delivery method can be confirmed in advance.

Service scope

Warehousing and fulfillment support can cover receiving, temporary storage, sorting, tallying, labeling, relabeling, repacking, photo records, inventory organization, order dispatch, carton checking, trucking connection, customs document support, and delivery arrangement.

Common cargo includes e-commerce cargo, general trade cargo, samples, spare parts, FCL consolidation, LCL consolidation, multi-supplier cargo, transit cargo waiting for vessel or flight schedules, and cargo requiring simple warehouse handling before shipment.