HOW IT WORKS

From your first idea to your next shipment.

Share the products you want to sell, review a quote and set up your order flow. Our team then brings together purchasing, stock and parcel preparation, while you follow progress in your customer workspace.

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YOU CAN START WITH

01

A product link or your existing SKU list

02

Destination countries and expected order volume

03

Any stock, packing or platform questions

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YOU BRING THE PRODUCT

Start from a link, a sample or a range you already sell.

For a new product, we work through supplier options and the exact variant. For an existing range, we review the supplier and stock setup so purchasing and warehouse receiving fit the orders you already have.

Your part

Share product references, destination countries and expected quantities.

Our part

Review supply options and prepare a quote with the product and fulfillment scope.

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AN EXAMPLE · NOT A CUSTOMER CASE STUDY

From a ceramic mug to a stock and packing plan.

Imagine you sell a mug in two colors. You send the reference, color split and destination markets. We compare the product and sample, discuss protective packaging and quote the selected variants. You then choose JIT purchasing or a dedicated batch through Buy Stock.

Your decision

Approve the product, quantity, quote and packing method; arrange the required payment.

Our delivery

Coordinate the supplier purchase, check arriving variants and quantities, and prepare the accepted goods for orders.

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THEN THE FIRST CUSTOMER ORDER

The agreed product becomes a parcel.

For that mug order, the warehouse picks the right color, adds the agreed protection and any care card, then weighs the packed parcel for the selected route. Your workspace shows the order and parcel records; your account contact helps when something needs attention.

Before dispatch

Check the recipient details and raise changes while they can still be handled.

After handover

Follow the carrier and tracking number. A delivery issue can be raised against the specific parcel.

START IN FOUR STEPS

Your store sells. We prepare and ship.

Start with a product quote, then build the order flow around your store and the way you want to stock and pack.

01

Send your products

Share links, photos or a SKU list, destination markets and the quantities you have in mind.

02

Review your quote

Compare the selected variants, product cost, shipping estimate and any packing or stock requirements.

03

Set up your orders

Open your customer workspace, arrange payment and connect a supported store or agree another intake method.

04

Follow fulfillment

We purchase or allocate goods, prepare the parcel and hand it to the carrier. Follow orders and tracking in your workspace.

TWO STARTING POINTS

New product or existing business?

LAUNCHING A PRODUCT

Start with the product reference

Send the variant, target market and what matters about its quality or packaging.

We work through the sourcing options and whether buying to order or stocking ahead fits your plans.

MOVING AN EXISTING RANGE

Bring your current SKU list

Share the suppliers, order pattern and inventory you want to move.

Plan receiving, product matching and an initial order check before moving more volume.

Store connection, sourcing and stock purchasing are separate steps. You can request a product quote before connecting a store.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Good questions. Clear next steps.

Do I need a connected store to ask for a quote?

No. Begin with a product link, specification or SKU list. Store connection is a separate setup step.

What should I prepare for the first conversation?

Product references, destination countries, expected quantities and any packaging or stock requirements.

When should I send inventory?

Only after receiving details, SKU identification, ownership and the applicable service terms have been confirmed.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Start with the product you want to sell.

A link, a photo or an existing SKU list is enough to begin the conversation.