1. Definition of overseas warehouses

Overseas warehouses established in countries other than the home country are generally used for e-commerce. Goods are exported from the country and stored in the country's warehouse through sea transportation, freight, and air transportation. Buyers place orders online to purchase the required items, and sellers only need to operate online and issue instructions to overseas warehouses to complete order fulfillment. The goods are shipped from the buyer's country, which greatly shortens the time required for shipping logistics from the home country.

2. Operation process

1. The seller transports the goods to the overseas warehousing center himself, or entrusts the carrier to deliver the goods to the carrier's overseas warehouse.

This international freight can be transported by sea, air or express to the warehouse.

2. Sellers manage overseas warehousing remotely online.

Sellers use the logistics information system of the logistics provider to remotely operate the goods in overseas warehouses and keep them updated in real time.

3. Carry out cargo operations according to the seller’s instructions.

According to the automated operating equipment of the logistics provider's overseas warehousing center, the goods are stored, sorted, packaged, and distributed in strict accordance with the seller's instructions.

4. System information is updated in real time.

After the shipment is completed, the system will be updated in time to display the inventory status so that the seller can control it in real time.