Receiving & storage
Agree arrivals, quantity checks, SKU identification and storage requirements for your stock.
Prepare a stock arrivalJeton Express coordinates receiving, storage, order fulfilment and returns through a US partner warehouse.
For US stock, customer returns and planned replenishment. Share what is arriving, how it should be handled and who can approve the next step.
Agree arrivals, quantity checks, SKU identification and storage requirements for your stock.
Prepare a stock arrivalPick and pack customer orders, then arrange dispatch using your agreed order and packing instructions.
Order fulfilmentAgree return receiving, inspection, restocking or exchanges, with repair assessment where suitable.
Returns & aftercareAgree handling for slow-moving or surplus stock, including approved clearance or disposal where suitable.
Discuss stock handlingShare these details with our team to agree the work and charges.
Before sending goods, confirm the receiving address, reference, accepted goods and service scope with our team.
Share the stock details and handling instructions for your arrival or existing inventory.
Confirm the arrival plan or stored-stock reference, accepted goods and instructions for the work to carry out.
Receive and record arriving goods, or identify stored stock, then follow your approved fulfilment, return or handling instructions.
Yes. Share the stock location, product / SKU list, quantities and your receiving, storage or dispatch requirements. Our team will agree the receiving arrangement with you.
Yes. Provide your warehouse reference, item list, quantities and the next work you need. Our team will review the stock and handling scope before carrying out the agreed actions.
Share the return reference, product details and the outcome you want. We agree receiving and condition checks, then follow your approved instructions for suitable inspection, restocking, exchange, repair assessment or holding goods for a decision.
Keep expected and received SKU quantities, the check depth, condition photographs, transfer references and discrepancy contacts together. Distinguish available stock from reserved, picked and returned goods. Check the actual agreements and supporting records before assigning responsibility for loss or damage.
Tell us what the goods are, their quantities, where they are and the work you need.
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 guideBrief the warehouse on batch records, date codes and approved packing instructions.
Read guideReconcile stock, name each order owner and approve the scope before the switch.
Read guideDefine the count boundary and reconcile physical movements before correcting stock.
Read guideSeparate arrival, receipt and stock release with a blank event log.
Read guideCheck the billing unit, operating reference and decision behind each difference.
Read guideCompare available units, demand and time to sellable stock with blank worksheets.
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