Component receiving and staging
Every component tracked against the build, so a missing item surfaces weeks before the ship window rather than on the day.
Subscription brands
Subscription boxes ready for your ship window
Subscription boxes need components ready, assembly planned, and a clear shipping schedule. We’ll work through the batch size, packing steps, and ship window with you.
- Kitting and assembly run in-house
- Batch builds staged ahead of the ship window
- Box options and subscriber groups tracked in our system
- Returns and address failures handled, not stockpiled
The situation
The whole month lands at once
Batch size and the time available to ship matter more than a daily average. Share your busiest run so we can plan the work around it.
- Assembly starting too late because components arrived late.
- The ship window slipping, which is the single largest driver of subscription churn.
- The wrong box going to a subscriber.
- Components from six suppliers arriving on six different dates with no single owner.
- Presentation degrading as the batch progresses and the floor rushes.
- Failed addresses and returns from a batch nobody reconciles until next month.
- Leftover components with no plan, becoming dead stock.
How a batch is built
A month of boxes is a production run
Components staged and assembled ahead of the window, not picked on the day.
What we run
How a batch actually runs
Batch assembly
Boxes built ahead of the window as a production run, not picked order by order on the day.
The right box for each subscriber
Each subscriber’s plan tells our team which box to pack.
Presentation standard
A written spec for how the box is laid out, held to on box 19,000 as much as on box 12.
Shipping on schedule
Boxes prepared together so each subscriber group ships within its planned window.
Returns and failed addresses
Undeliverables handled and reconciled as part of the batch rather than accumulating.
FAQ
Questions we get asked
Not covered here? Ask us directly and you will get a specific answer rather than a brochure.
Ask a questionHow far ahead do you need components?
The earlier components land, the more of the build can be staged before the window. Specific lead times are set per programme.
Can you handle multiple box variants?
Yes. We track each box option and subscription plan in our warehouse system.
What about the leftover components?
We keep leftover components in inventory for the next build or follow your instructions for other handling.
Next step
When is your next ship window?
Tell us the box count, the variant count and the window. We will tell you what staging it properly requires.