01 / Map the operation
You bring: SKUs, units/cases, storage needs, order profile, channels and handling requirements.
Ready when: the work and product fit are understood.

Make the products, systems, inventory and responsibilities agree before launch. Each stage has a concrete handoff, with your account and warehouse team involved.
Plan my onboardingTiming depends on product data, inbound stock, permissions and successful testing—not a blanket launch promise.
You bring: SKUs, units/cases, storage needs, order profile, channels and handling requirements.
Ready when: the work and product fit are understood.
Together: review fees, carrier accounts, retailer obligations, account contacts and applicable agreements.
Ready when: responsibilities, approvals and charges are agreed.
Together: authorize the connection, map SKUs and locations, then test order, inventory, label and tracking flows.
Ready when: results and exception owners are recorded.
You bring: expected quantities, identifiers, delivery details and receiving instructions.
Ready when: the inbound plan and appointment are coordinated.
Warehouse: receives, counts and assigns stock. Account and warehouse contacts review differences.
Ready when: usable inventory and any holds are confirmed.
Together: activate the agreed flow and follow the first orders through packing, dispatch and tracking.
Ready when: the account is approved to ship and support contacts know the plan.
Work through product data, integrations, shipping rules, returns and test orders before the first shipment.
Review FlexHub’s existing Business Services Agreement and applicable service terms before arranging services. Managed distribution requires a FlexHub 3PL relationship and a separate distribution agreement.
Read the Business Services AgreementStart with product data, system access, stock timing and the people responsible.