Repeatable kit preparation
Agree the components and build process so kits can be assembled consistently and replenished as needed.
Use your fulfilment partner for repeatable assembly, bundling and kit preparation so products can be prepared close to the stock and order workflow.
Good fulfilment is a connected process. We focus on clear workflows, useful visibility and people who understand the operation behind your orders.
Agree the components and build process so kits can be assembled consistently and replenished as needed.
Combine products, inserts or packaging into a defined finished kit ready for sale or dispatch.
Keeping kitting close to storage and pick and pack reduces unnecessary movement between separate providers.
Kitting brings individual components together into a defined finished product or pack. It can be useful for ecommerce bundles, subscription products, promotional packs, starter kits and other products that need repeatable preparation before they enter the normal pick and pack workflow.
Keeping kitting and assembly close to inventory and order fulfilment can reduce unnecessary movement between suppliers. The build instructions, components and packing requirements are agreed so kits can be prepared consistently and made available to the wider fulfilment operation.
Your fulfilment setup can bring together the operational steps needed to receive stock, process orders and support customers after dispatch.
We start with your products, order volumes, SKUs, channels, packaging and destinations.
The warehouse workflow is agreed around the practical requirements of your operation.
Orders and fulfilment information are brought into a clear day-to-day process.
As volumes, channels or products change, the fulfilment process can change with them.
Kitting is the process of combining specified individual products or components into a finished kit or bundle ready for storage, sale or fulfilment.
Examples include product bundles, starter kits, subscription packs, promotional combinations and packs containing products plus agreed inserts or packaging.
Yes. Kitting can take place within the same wider operation as storage, pick and pack and dispatch.