DELIVERABLES
What you receive
- Warehouse operating requirements
- Inbound, outbound and stock information
- Inspection, processing and dispatch records
03 / FULFILLMENT
Support in Japan for receiving, storage, inspection, labelling, kitting, dispatch and returns.

WHAT WE HANDLE
SERVICE CHANNEL
Ryuso's Japan warehousing and fulfilment service. This website explains the operations and scope of support.
Choose the receiving, inventory, inspection, processing, dispatch and returns work needed for your operations.
Discuss warehouse requirementsPROCESS
Review SKU count, inbound and outbound volumes, inspection and processing requirements.
Register products and quantities in advance to prepare for receiving.
Arrange inspection, labelling and kitting to the agreed sales requirements.
Connect ecommerce, wholesale or individual order instructions to domestic delivery.
DELIVERABLES
WHAT TO PREPARE
HOW WE QUOTE
Storage, receiving, processing, dispatch and delivery are itemised so you can see what each charge covers.
Carton count, quantity checks, inspection and photo requirements
Pallets, cartons, shelving, volume and storage duration
Labelling, kitting, inserts and repacking requirements
Monthly dispatch volume, package sizes, destinations and returns
FAQ
Subject to product and operating conditions, we can discuss a small-scale start.
Define dispatch instructions and work conditions in advance to coordinate channel-specific labels, inserts and packaging.
Prepare these details before enquiring
| Document category | Information to share | What we check |
|---|---|---|
| Product master data | SKU · Photos · Size · Identifiers | Identify and manage products accurately |
| Inbound plan | Carton details · Quantity · Arrival date | Reconcile the plan with received goods |
| Work instructions | Inspection scope · Labels · Packaging | Agree scope and charges |
SKU · Quantity · Arrival date
Reconcile expected and actual goods
Storage · Inspection · Processing
Record instructions and decisions
Align product and work standards before arrival so received stock can be distinguished from saleable stock.
Read the preparation guide