Guangzhou, China · Supply chain & 3PL · Courier, Express & Parcel

GUANGZHOU · CHINA SUPPLY CHAIN & 3PL

A Guangzhou base
for your China stock.

Receive stock from your China suppliers, keep accepted and held quantities separate, and prepare inventory for your next approved order or replenishment release.

What does Guangzhou warehousing include?

Guangzhou warehousing receives China supplier stock, reconciles quantities and holds inventory for approved orders or replenishment. Provide supplier delivery references, SKU and carton quantities, dimensions and handling restrictions. The agreed records identify received, available, held and reserved units, plus the balance after release. Your named contact approves stock adjustments and release instructions. Confirm inspection, labeling, packing and additional handling in the accepted scope before work begins.

  1. 01

    Receiving

    Supplier reference, SKU, variant, expected and received quantities.

  2. 02

    Condition review

    Visible damage and discrepancies recorded for your decision.

  3. 03

    Stock allocation

    Separate available stock, held items and launch reservations.

  4. 04

    Release control

    Agree which quantity leaves, for which orders and by which route.

Available stock is accepted stock free to allocate. Held stock waits for a decision and is excluded from picking. Reserved stock is set aside for a named order or batch. A release is your approval for identified units to move to the agreed next step.

Bring the right brief.

What is agreed before work begins.

Agree product acceptance, the storage measurement and period, receiving checks, stock-review frequency and the contact who approves adjustments. Identify any held-stock storage charges and additional handling before accepting the scope.

Review the charging basis →

Connect the next stage.

AGREED WORKING RECORDS

Receiving records and a usable stock balance.

Agree the fields, format and review contact for these working records. The examples below define what to record; final outputs depend on your accepted scope.

01

Receiving reconciliation

Supplier batch, expected and received SKU quantities, visible differences and the receiving reference.

Confirm what physically arrived before allocating stock.

02

Dated stock snapshot

SKU / batch, on-hand units, held units and reasons, reservations and available units at the review date.

Match replenishment and order decisions to the same balance.

03

Movement & release record

Approved incoming adjustments, outbound quantities, release references and remaining stock.

Trace changes between two inventory reviews.

Review changes before extra work.

Repacking, new label files, substitutions, additional inspection and changed shipping instructions can alter work and costs. Agree the change before it is performed. Keep held stock separate until a release decision is recorded.

Before a China supplier sends the goods.

PLAN THE FIRST BATCH

Define the stock you need held in Guangzhou.

Start with supplier arrivals, SKU sizes, handling requirements and the release rhythm. The team confirms acceptance, storage basis and the first-batch scope.

Plan the detailed handover.

YOUR GUANGZHOU OPERATIONS PARTNER

Plan your next China stock release.

Talk through your suppliers, stock, packing and destination.