First-expiry picking
Earliest-dated stock picked first, with short-dated inventory flagged early.
Industries · Supplements
Supplement fulfillment, for drops, stacks, and subscriptions.
Lot and expiry control, first-expiry picking, creator-drop kits, and subscription stack packs for supplement brands.
For creator-led and subscription supplement brands that launch drops and ship monthly stacks.
Supplements · handling profile
Handling profile
- Inventory
- Lot and expiry recorded
- Picking
- First-expiry-out by SKU
- Kits
- Stacks and creator drops
- Records
- Lot traced to each order
Next: Confirm storage conditions and kit builds
What your products need
Dates, lots, and launch days.
Supplements have expiry dates customers check, lots that may need to be traced, and launches that arrive all at once. The workflow handles all three.
- 01
Lot and expiry control
Lots and expiry dates are recorded at receiving, and the earliest-expiring stock ships first.
- 02
Stacks and drops
Subscription stacks and creator drops are built to a build sheet and released together.
- 03
Ingredient separation
Products are stored by the separation rules you supply for allergens and ingredients.
How the work runs
From lot receipt to a monthly stack.
Each stage keeps lot and date with the product, then hands a clear record to the next.
Receive by lot and expiry
Units are counted against the inbound and recorded with lot and expiry details.
Result: a dated, lot-recorded inventory position
Checked at this stage
- Quantities match the inbound notice
- Lot and expiry captured per SKU
- Broken seals or damage separated
Capabilities
The work behind a supplement program.
Lot traceability
Lots recorded at receiving and linked to the orders they ship in.
Subscription stacks
Monthly stacks assembled to a build sheet and released on schedule.
Creator drops
Launch kits and creator bundles planned and released together.
Ingredient separation
Storage assigned by the allergen and ingredient rules you supply.
Storage review
Heat- or moisture-sensitive products reviewed before launch.
Program fit
A useful quote starts with clear handling rules.
We review your products, inbound flow, and handling requirements before setting scope and commercial terms.
Good fit
- Products labeled with lot and expiry dates
- Subscription stacks with build sheets
- Creator drops with a known launch date
Inputs we need
- Product list with lot and date formats
- Storage and separation rules
- Minimum shelf-life rules for orders
Manual review
- Heat- or moisture-sensitive products
- Products without lot labeling
- Items with special shipping restrictions
Scope boundaries
- Product claims, labeling, and regulatory compliance remain your responsibility.
- Products with special storage needs are accepted after storage review.
- Launch capacity is planned with you in advance, not assumed.
Supplements FAQ
Questions that shape the scope.
Do you pick by expiry date?
Yes. Lots and expiry dates are recorded at receiving and orders are picked first-expiry-out. You can set a minimum remaining shelf life for outbound orders.
Can you build subscription stacks?
Yes. Monthly stacks are assembled to a build sheet you approve and released on the schedule your store sets.
Can you handle creator drops?
Yes. Drops are planned with you ahead of the launch date, with kits staged so the release ships together.
Can you trace orders by lot?
Yes. The lot is recorded against each order, so orders from a specific lot can be found when you need them.
How is supplement fulfillment priced?
Pricing follows a review of your products, kit builds, and order profile. Published core rates are on the pricing page; program terms are confirmed in your quote.
Supplements fulfillment
Every stack on schedule. Every lot on record.
Share your products, kit builds, and launch plans. We'll scope the handling profile and confirm terms in your quote.