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What happens next

  1. Map your Amazon flow. We review your SKUs, prep categories, capacity limits, sell-through and inbound history to design the right storage and replenishment model.
  2. Receive bulk inventory. Containers and pallets from your factory or freight forwarder land at fulfillment in the market that best fits your import lane and Amazon reach.
  3. Prep and plan shipments. Units are prepped to spec, and replenishment shipments are built around days of cover, placement options and carrier cost.
  4. Replenish and report. Small-parcel or LTL shipments go into FBA on a steady cadence, while the remaining stock stays available for MCF, DTC and wholesale.

Why amazon fba brands choose FBA Fulfilled

  • Prep to Amazon spec: Units are labeled, bagged, bundled and cartoned to Amazon's current packaging and prep requirements before they leave our dock.
  • Replenishment by the numbers: Ship plans are sized from days of cover, sell-through velocity and your current capacity limits rather than guesswork.
  • Placement-fee aware: We model split versus minimal-split inbound options so you see the freight-plus-fee trade-off before a shipment is created.
  • Clean box content data: Carton-level contents are captured at pack-out and submitted in Send to Amazon, so receiving is fast and reconciliation is easy.
  • One pool, every channel: The same upstream stock feeds FBA replenishment, MCF backups, Shopify orders and wholesale pallets.
  • Discrepancy follow-through: We keep carton counts, photos and carrier proof of delivery so you have documentation for inbound reconciliation claims.

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