CHINA STOCK · MARKETPLACE PREP · REPLENISHMENT

China stock services.
From receiving to release.

Start with a prep batch, repeat replenishment or a finished kit. Connect supplier receiving, stock handling and shipment coordination around the work you need.

THREE WAYS TO START

Choose a service around your stock.

01

Your suppliers have stock ready.

First shipment prep

Bring supplier deliveries together, agree the quantity checks, prepare the accepted units and hand over the finished cartons.

Receiving record · approved prep · carton list

Plan the first batch
03

Several components become one product.

Kitting & branded packing

Coordinate component arrivals, agree a finished sample and reconcile complete kits separately from unused or missing parts.

Kit specification · packing approval · finished count

Plan kits and packaging

These are service starting points. Product acceptance, counting scope, charges and delivery responsibilities are agreed for the actual work.

Start with the work you have now.

Supplier selection, finished-carton transport and existing returns can start with their own service scope.

01
China team coordinating receiving and warehouse stock
Jeton Express operations gallery · China handling
02

PREPARE & PACK

The unit, the kit
and the receiving plan.

Agree the product identity and finished packing before the batch. Separate the unit preparation from the carton and delivery instructions.

Worker preparing protective packing beside an open carton
Jeton Express operations gallery · China handling
03

DELIVER & RECOVER

Coordinate freight.
Plan return handling.

Coordinate freight from finished cartons. Plan local return receiving around the product and country, then connect condition evidence to the seller’s stock decision.

Warehouse team scanning and inspecting parcels at organized workstations in China
Jeton Express operations gallery · China handling

ONE CONNECTED BRIEF

Keep the decisions
with the inventory.

The service can change as your stock moves. Keep the SKU reference, accepted work and release instruction connected across each handover.

  1. Product & quantitySpecification, supplier reference and the counting level.
  2. Approved preparationLabel version, packing sample and channel allocation.
  3. Destination & outcomeReceiving instructions, the party responsible for handover and any approved return disposition.

PLAN THE WORK

A scope you can review
before stock moves.

Start with the records you have. Receiving, labor, materials, storage, freight and destination work are identified in the agreed quotation.