Dropshipping is an efficient and flexible logistics model where sellers stock up their goods in bulk to overseas warehouses, which directly process orders, package and ship them to end customers. The following are the specific operational procedures and key points:

1、 One piece dropshipping operation process

1. Stock up and enter the warehouse

   • The seller will ship the goods in bulk to the cooperating overseas warehouse via sea/air freight first leg.

   • Before entering the warehouse, it is necessary to confirm the SKU code, packaging requirements, and label specifications (such as FNSKU and product barcode) with the overseas warehouse.

2. System integration

   • Integrate e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, eBay, and independent websites with the WMS (Warehouse Management System) of overseas warehouses through APIs to achieve automatic order synchronization and real-time inventory updates.

3. Order triggering

   • After the buyer places an order on the platform, the order information is automatically pushed to the overseas warehouse system.

   • Overseas warehouses process orders based on their priority, such as timeliness and delivery area.

4. Sorting and packaging

   • The warehouse sorts goods according to order requirements, performs quality inspection, labeling (such as logistics waybills and platform labels), and customizes packaging (such as brand packaging and gifts).

5. Final delivery

   • Overseas warehouses ship through cooperative logistics providers (such as USPS, UPS, FedEx, local express), and the system automatically sends the logistics tracking number back to the seller's backend.

6. After sales and returns

   • Returned products are received and inspected by overseas warehouses: products that can be resold are relisted, and defective products are returned or destroyed (rules need to be agreed upon in advance).