Order and item verification
Use the available order and SKU data to guide the approved picking workflow.
Pick & pack · order operations
Every released order, picked, packed, and ready for handoff.
ShipHouse builds each order around your SKU data, item count, packaging, handling rules, and required carrier handoff.
For businesses that need a repeatable physical order workflow without operating their own warehouse team.
Service workflowActive
Current work instruction
Confirm the order can move
Match the released order to available SKUs, quantities, and the handling rules required for completion.
- 01Read the released order
- 02Confirm SKU and quantity
- 03Route inventory exceptions
Stage outputVerified pick instruction
- Single and multi-item orders
- Standard and scoped custom packaging
- Parcel and marketplace handoffs
Operational blueprint
See what enters the workflow, what happens, and what leaves it.
Inputs
- Available inventory and SKU locations
- Released orders and item quantities
- Packaging, handling, and service rules
- 01
Release
Accept eligible orders from the connected workflow and identify holds or exceptions.
- 02
Pick
Retrieve the specified inventory and account for additional items or components.
- 03
Pack
Apply the approved packaging, protection, insert, and labeling instructions.
- 04
Stage
Prepare the completed parcel for the selected carrier or downstream handoff.
Outputs
- Packed orders
- Carrier-ready labels and parcels
- Order and exception status
Program fit
A useful quote starts with operational clarity.
We scope the products, inbound flow, service requirements, and exceptions before setting commercial terms.
Good fit
- Reliable SKU and order data
- Repeatable packaging rules
- Known product dimensions and handling
Inputs we need
- Average items per order
- Product weight and dimensions
- Packaging and carrier requirements
Manual review
- Oversized or irregular products
- Complex assembly without instructions
- Regulated or restricted goods
Service capabilities
The work behind the service.
Single and multi-item picks
Scope first-item and additional-item work based on the normal order profile.
Packout
Apply eligible standard packaging or defined custom materials and handling instructions.
Exception routing
Define what happens when inventory, order data, packaging, or product condition prevents normal completion.
Carrier staging
Prepare labeled parcels for the carrier service selected by the approved order flow.
Kitting handoff
Connect preassembled or order-level kits to the pick and pack sequence when required.
Connections & handoffs
Connect the service to your order flow.
Pick and pack starts with an eligible order and ends with usable shipment status for the system that released it.
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Custom order systems can be scoped after the required order fields, inventory identifiers, status events, and exception ownership are defined.
From scope to steady state
Build the operating plan before launch.
- 01
Order profile
Review items per order, SKU velocity, packaging, parcel, and exception patterns.
- 02
Work instruction
Define release, picking, packout, labeling, staging, and hold rules.
- 03
Test orders
Validate representative orders and the required system/status handoffs.
- 04
Operational start
Launch the approved sequence and control later instruction changes.
Service FAQ
Questions that shape the scope.
What is included in pick and pack?
The workflow covers retrieving the ordered inventory, applying the approved packout, labeling the parcel, and staging it for carrier handoff. Materials and special handling depend on the program.
Can orders contain multiple items?
Yes. The average and peak item count affect labor and pricing, so the quote form asks for a representative order profile.
Can you use custom boxes or inserts?
Yes. Custom materials can be scoped when specifications, inventory, replenishment, and order-level rules are available.
How are exceptions handled?
The operating plan defines holds and ownership for missing inventory, damaged products, invalid addresses, packaging issues, and other conditions relevant to your program.
Where can I review pricing?
The pricing page contains the current published starter structure and the custom-program path for larger or more complex operations.
Build your service scope
Turn the workflow into an operating quote.
Final scope and commercial terms follow a review of your products, volume, inbound flow, systems, and service requirements.