Your first US inventory, received, counted, and reported.
Funded brands launching from overseas: a team abroad, a product landing in the United States, and investors who want to know it arrived.
A group of supplement and cosmetics brands is required to keep a sealed sample of every lot for a year past its shelf life and produce it on demand. The samples sat at the factory, the one place a dispute with the factory would make them worthless.
A live retained-sample register, and a retrieval record a regulator, insurer, or lawyer will accept.
Read the case →Independent quality control at a contract manufacturer for a product launch →Shipping boxes bought to specification for a consumer brand →
Your first container arrives in a country where you have no presence. The warehouse reports what arrived. Your investors take your word for it. When the factory ships the wrong product, a customer tells you first.
- Receiving against your manifest, counts, and fulfillment in the United States, with a monthly holdings statement sent to you and to your investors.
- Quality control at your factory before the first production run ships, and retained samples from every batch held here.
- Packaging and components bought here at your price, with every quotation shown.
- One partner, reachable in your time zone, whose signature stands behind the record.
The documents this relationship produces. Each one is dated, signed, and issued to the party who needs to rely on it.