Receiving & work scope
Agree receiving units, storage period, photography, counting, inspection, repacking, bagging and labelling tasks before suppliers send cargo.
Bring supplier arrivals into one replenishment plan. Guangzhou receiving, consolidation and packing prepare goods for the agreed US route; US stock receiving and order fulfilment are planned as separate stages.
Ask the team to identify included charges, excluded charges and the point where delivery responsibility ends.
Agree receiving units, storage period, photography, counting, inspection, repacking, bagging and labelling tasks before suppliers send cargo.
Confirm labour, materials and storage separately from outbound freight. Consolidation can change packed dimensions; compare the final transport quote after remeasurement.
Use the confirmed Guangzhou address and arrival reference. Reconcile expected and received goods, damage / shortage observations and items to hold with the team.
Approve the items to combine, packing work and release list. Keep held items separate. Confirm outbound documents, final measurements and any US partner warehouse receiving service.
Share the exact product, material / use and packing details. Batteries, liquids, powders, magnets, food, cosmetics and wood packaging need service-specific review; a product category alone does not confirm acceptance.
Special cargo requirementsShare your goods, packed dimensions and destination. Our team will outline the available services and charges.
Use these guides to prepare your service brief and agree the next steps.
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Assign receiving, discrepancy review and release decisions before goods move.
Read guideCompare both routes with the same goods, order pattern and return responsibilities.
Read guideConnect merchant references, physical handovers, exceptions and billing across recurring shipment batches.
Read guideConfirm the receiving address and reference with us first. Share the supplier order, domestic tracking number, expected cartons and product units, together with the requested handling.
Identify the items and quantities to hold or release, the destination and your timing requirements. We will confirm the handling plan and release list before dispatch.
We record the agreed receiving checks and review differences against your expected list. Confirm the next action for affected goods before release; detailed product inspection needs a separately agreed scope.
Ask your importer or broker to confirm the current documents for the actual goods and entry route. The September 2, 2026 supply-chain visibility notice is a preliminary rulemaking proposal; its December 1 comment deadline is a consultation date. Keep the agreed shipment checklist and document owners together.
Connect the approved reference to the purchase order and agree the actual inspection scope before goods arrive.
The approved sample provides a reference. Keep its identifier and specification version with the purchase order, then agree which incoming units and characteristics will be checked. A completed check and the merchant’s decision about the goods need their own records.
Photographs document visible observations. If the decision requires composition, performance or another tested property, agree the method, provider and report needed. Confirm receiving observations, specialist checks and release instructions as separate parts of the actual scope.
Keep a separate merchant reference and a named decision contact within a shared transport batch.
Prepare merchant and order references, goods and packing details, expected quantities and the proposed handover teams. Agree the file format, release authority, exception contacts and billing basis in the cooperation brief. Reconcile each agreed batch with actual receiving and dispatch records, and record any differences for review.