Receive and reconcile
Match supplier deliveries to the expected purchase order and carton count.
Solutions · Warehousing & fulfillment
Receiving, storage, consolidation, relabelling, pick-and-pack, and outbound freight coordination for international orders.

Warehouse operations
Every inbound unit is tied to an outbound instruction, making consolidation and fulfilment easier to control.
Match supplier deliveries to the expected purchase order and carton count.
Hold inventory, relabel, repack, kit, or palletise against the outbound requirement.
Release consolidated freight or parcel orders with the correct documents and labels.
How it works
Share suppliers, SKUs, quantities, and expected arrival dates.
Inbound cartons are matched to the plan and exceptions are reported.
Labels, repacking, kitting, or pallets are prepared.
Cargo is handed to the agreed freight or parcel service.
Yes. Each inbound delivery is recorded against the consolidation plan before the combined shipment is released.
Yes. Labelling and packing can be scoped against the receiving requirements provided by the marketplace or 3PL.
Warehouse receiving can include photographs, carton count, visible-condition notes, labels, and measured dimensions when agreed in the service scope. Specify the evidence you need before pickup, especially for high-value, fragile, consolidated, or marketplace cargo. A basic receiving check is not the same as a product-quality inspection.
Often, after the issue is documented and the replacement packing is agreed. The right fix depends on the product, mode, handling risk, labels, and destination requirements. Repacking can change dimensions and chargeable weight, so the forwarder should update the packing record and quotation before release.
Start with the brief
Share the origin, destination, cargo profile, and target date. One agent will reply with the workable scope and next steps.
Share the origin, destination, cargo profile, and target date. One agent will reply with the workable scope and next steps.