Receiving Inventory：After unloading the incoming goods, lock and inspect them, count the trays and the quantity and appearance of the goods, measure the dimensions, classify the SKUs, enter the attributes, and scan the serial numbers.

Shelf Storage：After the goods are put on the shelf, the ERP system is updated synchronously, seamlessly connecting the customer/platform/warehouse systems, allowing customers to manage inventory more transparently, accurately, and automatically.

In-house Service：Scientific zoning within the warehouse facilitates product adaptation to different shelves, improves warehouse utilization, reduces customer logistics costs, and ensures supply chain stability.

Picking&Packing：According to the operational instructions, pick and sort the items that have been removed from the shelves for secondary sorting, add packaging or multiple packaging, affix shipping labels, scan serial numbers, load the vehicles, and hand over.

Outbound Delivery：Intelligent truck adaptation based on cargo type, supporting rapid switching to backup solutions for multiple service providers, effectively ensuring last-mile pickup capability during peak seasons/strikes.

Return Service：Upon receipt and scanning of the returned goods, conduct quality inspection on the outer packaging, take photos, and perform acceptance and storage in designated areas. Then, based on customer instructions, either re-stock the shelves or destroy the goods.