Into the warehouse
- Orders as soon as they are paid
- Line items, quantities and variants
- Shipping address and chosen service
- Customer notes and gift messages
- Order tags used as routing rules
You authorise the connection from your own admin, we match each variant to a physical SKU, and after that the spreadsheet never comes back.
None of these are hard. All of them cause a bad customer experience if nobody thinks about them before launch.
We go through all four in the setup call, because discovering them after launch means reships.
You approve access from your Shopify admin. We never ask for a password.
Each variant matched to a physical SKU and a warehouse location, confirmed with you in writing.
Sync, pick, pack, label, tracking back to Shopify — the whole chain, before customers are involved.
Enable fulfilment per product. Mixed setups — some SKUs here, some in-house — are normal.
Warehouse handling is published in RMB: ¥1.20 per order including the first unit, ¥0.30 for each extra unit, plus ¥0.50 to weigh and log. Postage depends on the lane.
Fulfilling Shopify orders from China is the cheapest per unit and needs no foreign entity. What you give up is speed: 7–10 business days to the US, not next-day.
If your promise is 2-day delivery, the answer is stock in the destination market — which we also run. We will tell you which one fits rather than sell you the other one.
No. Fulfilment happens at order level in your admin. Your storefront, checkout and existing apps are untouched.
Not yet. The connection is set up with our operations team, which we think is better for you — the SKU mapping is where these integrations fail, and it deserves a person rather than a wizard.
Yes. Ship on your negotiated rates and we bill handling only, or use ours. Either can be chosen per order.
You set the rule — hold, partial ship or cancel the line — and we apply it. We do not decide on your behalf.
A few days once we have your SKU data. Usually the longer wait is goods in transit to Shenzhen, and we can do the mapping while they travel.