Inputs you provide
- Expected inbound and quantities
- SKU or ASIN mapping
- Approved prep and destination instructions
Product & marketplace prep · Delaware
Prepare inventory for wherever it sells next.
ShipHouse receives, checks, labels, protects, bundles, and routes marketplace inventory around the instructions you approve.
Built for marketplace sellers—especially Amazon businesses—that need a clear prep path before inventory moves downstream.
PREP ROUTE · SH-P01
Handling instruction
- Inventory
- SKU / ASIN mapped
- Inbound
- Cartons expected
- Work order
- Prep rules pending
- Release
- Destination defined
- Receive
- Inspect
- Prepare
- 04Release
Next: Confirm destination instructions
Choose the route
Start with the inventory’s next destination.
Amazon FBA prep
FNSKU, unit prep, cartons, and release against your Amazon shipment plan.
Label & protect
Apply approved labels, bags, protection, and handling marks.
Bundle & kit
Assemble defined sets from mapped components and packaging.
Palletize & forward
Build eligible pallets and verify the outbound pickup handoff.
Inputs · work · outputs
Know what enters the work instruction—and what leaves it.
Work we perform
- Receive and inspect eligible inventory
- Label, bag, protect, bundle, or rework to scope
- Prepare cartons or pallets for the approved release
Outputs you receive
- Prepared and identified units
- Shipment-ready cartons or pallets
- Quantity and exception status
Program fit
Clear requirements make repeatable prep possible.
Good fit
- Marketplace inventory with a defined next destination
- Repeatable unit or bundle instructions
- Supplier shipments with identifiable cartons
Inputs we need
- Current labels and preparation rules
- Product identifiers and quantities
- Condition and exception instructions
Manual review
- Regulated, hazardous, or unusually fragile goods
- Missing identifiers or conflicting quantities
- One-off work without an approved specification
Scope boundaries
- ShipHouse does not create an Amazon shipment plan by default.
- Marketplace and carrier requirements remain subject to current instructions.
- Unapproved compliance claims are not applied to inventory.
Operating sequence
Move from approved requirements to a verified release.
- 01
Define
Confirm products, destination, labels, materials, and the approved preparation standard.
- 02
Receive
Match cartons and units to the expected inbound and route visible discrepancies.
- 03
Prepare
Perform the scoped inspection, labeling, protection, assembly, carton, or pallet work.
- 04
Release
Verify quantities and identifiers before inventory moves to its approved next step.
Planning tools
Bring better shipment inputs to the scope review.
Service FAQ
Questions that shape the work instruction.
What prep services can ShipHouse perform?
A scoped program can include receiving checks, inspection, labeling, polybagging, protection, bundling, kitting, carton work, rework, and eligible pallet preparation.
Is this the same as FBA prep?
No. This page helps identify the right preparation workflow. Amazon-specific shipment-plan, FNSKU, and FBA requirements are covered on the FBA Prep page.
Can inventory arrive from my supplier?
Yes, when the inbound reference, carton and unit quantities, product identifiers, and discrepancy process are defined before arrival.
Can you source packaging or labels?
Materials and label generation can be reviewed as part of scope. Ownership, specifications, lead times, and approval must be agreed before work begins.
What happens when received inventory does not match?
The agreed exception process determines whether the work pauses, affected units are isolated, or the variance is approved before preparation continues.
Build the work instruction
Turn your prep requirements into an operating scope.
Share the products, inbound, quantities, destination, and preparation rules your program needs.