01Approved inbound plan
Prepare inbound
Customer / import partners
Confirm products, quantities, identifiers, shipment documents, inbound format, and the agreed delivery reference before goods move.
International → U.S. operations
Bring inventory into a defined U.S. operation.
Plan receiving, marketplace prep, storage, fulfillment, and approved outbound handoffs around the inventory you send to the United States.
Entry workflow · SH-I01Scope review
- 01
Prepare inbound
Customer / import partners
- 02
Arrive customs-cleared
Customer / import partners
- 03
Receive and prepare
ShipHouse operating scope
- 04
Fulfill or release
ShipHouse operating scope
Warehouse work begins only after the inbound plan and U.S. delivery handoff are approved.
Inventory journey
One handoff at a time. One owner at every stage.
02Cleared U.S. delivery
Arrive customs-cleared
Customer / import partners
Arrange transportation, importer-of-record responsibilities, customs clearance, duties, fees, permits, and delivery to the agreed U.S. handoff.
03Inventory ready for its route
Receive and prepare
ShipHouse operating scope
Receive approved parcels, cartons, pallets, or containers, then perform the scoped inspection, prep, storage, and inventory work.
04Confirmed operating handoff
Fulfill or release
ShipHouse operating scope
Move ready inventory into DTC or marketplace fulfillment, pallet preparation, or an approved warehouse release to the named next party.
Operating paths
Choose the sales path. Then define the work behind it.
Marketplace
Prepare inventory for the marketplace plan you control.
Scope inspection, labeling, protection, bundling, carton, and eligible pallet work around current marketplace instructions.
DTC
Connect U.S. inventory to daily customer orders.
Define receiving, storage, pick and pack, packaging, carrier handoff, returns, and commerce connections as one fulfillment flow.
B2B & handoff
Prepare inventory for its next approved destination.
Coordinate warehouse receiving with carton, pallet, replenishment, or named outbound handoff requirements.
Responsibility record
Know where the import ends and warehouse work begins.
Customer / import partners
- Importer-of-record arrangements
- Customs broker and customs clearance
- Duties, taxes, and government fees
- Product admissibility, permits, and compliance
- Transportation to the agreed U.S. handoff
ShipHouse operating scope
- Approved receiving and inventory intake
- Marketplace and product preparation
- Storage and order fulfillment
- Eligible pallet preparation
- Warehouse release to the approved next party
Verified U.S. footprint
Know who will receive the inventory before it moves.
Review ShipHouse's public Delaware and New Jersey facility records. We confirm the operating location only after reviewing your products, inbound method, volume, services, and destination.
View all location recordsInternational U.S. operations FAQ
Set the responsibility boundary before you ship.
Can a business outside the United States send inventory to ShipHouse?
Yes. ShipHouse works with international businesses that need a reviewed U.S. receiving, prep, storage, fulfillment, or warehouse handoff scope. Import and delivery responsibilities must be arranged before arrival.
Which inbound shipment formats can ShipHouse review?
ShipHouse can review parcels, cartons, pallets, containers, and mixed inbound plans. Acceptance depends on the products, quantities, dimensions, handling requirements, documentation, and available operating scope.
Who handles customs clearance and importer-of-record responsibilities?
The customer and its appointed import partners are responsible for importer-of-record arrangements, customs brokerage and clearance, duties, taxes, permits, product admissibility, and delivery to the agreed U.S. handoff.
Can ShipHouse prepare inventory for Amazon and other U.S. marketplaces?
Marketplace preparation can be scoped around the current instructions you provide, including inspection, labeling, protection, bundling, carton work, and eligible pallet preparation.
Do I choose the Delaware or New Jersey operating location?
No. The public records verify ShipHouse's U.S. footprint. ShipHouse reviews the inventory, inbound method, services, volume, and destination before confirming the operating location.
What information should I provide to start?
Share your business country, product profile, quantities, inbound format, shipment status, sales channels, expected order or shipment volume, required services, and target start date.
Plan the U.S. handoff
Define the operation before inventory crosses the dock.
Bring the products, inbound format, volume, channels, services, and destination. ShipHouse will review the warehouse scope and next step.