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Welcome to Jetpack fulfillment! This guide walks you through the essential onboarding steps to get your account operational. From connecting your online store and configuring products to sending inventory and importing orders, we’ll cover everything you need to start fulfilling orders efficiently.

Your Onboarding Checklist

Getting started with Jetpack involves several key steps that build on each other. Here’s your roadmap to a successful launch:
Onboarding StepWhat You’ll AccomplishTime to Complete
1. Connect Your Store
  • Integrate your ecommerce platform
  • Enable automatic order syncing
  • Set up two-way inventory sync
15-30 minutes
2. Sync Your Products
  • Import your product catalog
  • Add barcodes and product details
  • Configure customs information
  • Set reorder points
1-2 hours
3. Configure Packaging & Preferences
  • Choose packaging options (standard or custom)
  • Set up shipping preferences
  • Configure sales channels
  • Create product bundles (if needed)
30-60 minutes
4. Send Your Inventory
  • Select your destination Fulfillment Center
  • Create Warehouse Receiving Orders (WROs)
  • Ship inventory to Jetpack
  • Track receiving progress
Varies by volume
5. Import Your Orders
  • Enable automatic order syncing
  • Test order flow
  • Monitor order status
15-30 minutes
Your dedicated Jetpack Care team is available throughout the onboarding process. Reach out via your Slack channel, phone, or email for guidance at any step.

Step 1: Connect Your Store Integration

Your store integration is the foundation of your Jetpack fulfillment operations. When you connect your ecommerce platform, you enable automatic product syncing, order importing, and inventory management.

Supported Store Platforms

Jetpack integrates with all major ecommerce platforms:
  • Shopify - Most popular integration with full automation support
  • Amazon - Seller Central integration for FBA and FBM orders
  • BigCommerce - Complete catalog and order syncing
  • WooCommerce - WordPress-based store integration
  • Adobe Commerce (Magento) - Enterprise ecommerce platform support
  • eBay, Walmart, TikTok, Temu - Marketplace integrations
  • And many more - See our complete Store Integration Overview

How Integration Works

When you connect your store, Jetpack automatically:
  1. Syncs your product catalog - All active products import into the Jetpack Product Catalog
  2. Enables order syncing - New orders flow automatically into Jetpack for fulfillment
  3. Updates inventory levels - Real-time inventory sync keeps your store updated
  4. Tracks shipments - Tracking numbers automatically push to your store
To get started, see the Integrations + Apps Overview or jump directly to your platform-specific setup guide in the Store Integration Overview.

Step 2: Sync and Configure Your Products

Once your store is connected, you’ll sync your product catalog into the Jetpack dashboard. This is the most common way merchants add products to the platform.

Syncing Your Product Catalog

From your Jetpack dashboard:
1

Open Quick Actions menu

Jetpack dashboard with Quick Actions button highlighted
2

Select Sync Your Products

Quick Setup menu showing setup options including Sync Your Products
3

Choose stores to sync

Check the box next to each store you want to sync from.Product sync dialog showing store list with checkboxes to select which stores to sync from
4

Import your products

Click Sync to import your products. Your products will appear in the Product Catalog within minutes.
For detailed instructions, see Syncing Your Products.

Critical Product Configuration

After syncing, you must configure these product settings before sending inventory:
Product SettingWhy It’s RequiredWhere to Configure
Barcodes
  • Required for accurate receiving at Fulfillment Centers
  • Ensures correct products are picked for orders
  • Prevents Unidentified Receiving Orders (UROs)
About Barcodes
Dimensions & Weight
  • Determines shipping costs and packaging
  • Required for accurate freight quotes
  • Affects carrier selection
Product Details Page
Customs Information
  • Required for all international shipments
  • Includes country of origin and HS codes
  • Prevents customs delays
Customs + Commercial Invoices
Reorder Points
  • Triggers low inventory alerts
  • Helps prevent stockouts
  • Supports replenishment planning
Setting Reorder Points
Incomplete product configuration is the most common cause of receiving delays. Ensure all products have barcodes, accurate dimensions, and proper settings before creating your first WRO.

Packaging Preferences

Choose how Jetpack packages your products:
  • Standard Packaging - Jetpack selects the most cost-effective box size
  • Custom Packaging - Use your branded boxes and custom inserts
  • Special Handling - Configure fragile handling, gift notes, or custom packing slips
Learn more about Packaging Preferences.

Product Bundles and Sales Channels

If you sell bundled products or use multiple sales channels:
  • Product Bundles - Create virtual bundles that combine multiple SKUs into one sellable unit. See Creating Product Bundles.
  • Sales Channels - Associate products with specific platforms to manage inventory distribution across channels.

Step 3: Send Your Inventory to Jetpack

Once your products are configured, you’re ready to send inventory to a Jetpack Fulfillment Center (FC). This process uses Warehouse Receiving Orders (WROs).

Understanding the Receiving Process

Jetpack operates two receiving methods:
MethodHow It WorksBest For
Standard WROs
  • You create a WRO listing expected products
  • Ship inventory to a single FC
  • Jetpack receives and verifies against WRO
  • Inventory available for fulfillment once processed
Single-location fulfillment, small-to-medium volume
MultiHub IQ
  • You send all inventory to your Hero Hub
  • Jetpack distributes across multiple FCs automatically
  • Algorithm optimizes placement for faster shipping
  • Reduces costs through regional distribution
Multi-location fulfillment, high volume, national reach

Creating Your First WRO

To send inventory:
1

Select destination Fulfillment Center

Select your destination Fulfillment Center (or Hero Hub if using MultiHub IQ).WRO creation screen showing fulfillment center selection dropdown
2

Add products and quantities

WRO product selection screen for adding products and quantities
3

Configure lot information

Configure lot numbers and expiration dates if applicable.
4

Submit the WRO

You will receive your WRO number upon submission.WRO review and submit screen
5

Ship your inventory

Ship your inventory using your freight partner.
6

Track receiving progress

WRO progress timeline showing receiving stages from arrival to completion
For complete instructions, see Sending Us Your Inventory.

Kitting and Case-Packed Items

If you send products that require assembly or arrive in master cases:
  • Kitting - Jetpack can assemble bundles, promotional packs, or subscription boxes. See How Kitting Works.
  • Case Breakdowns - Send master cases and Jetpack will break them into individual units. See Case Breakdowns.
For merchants sending inventory to US Fulfillment Centers, ensure your products meet all eligibility requirements, including proper labeling, compliant packaging, and no prohibited items. See Prohibited + Restricted Items for details.

Step 4: Import Your Orders

With inventory received and available, you’re ready to start fulfilling orders. Jetpack offers multiple ways to get orders into the system.

Automatic Order Syncing

The most common method is automatic syncing from your integrated store:
  1. New orders sync automatically - When customers place orders, they flow into Jetpack within minutes
  2. Orders process based on rules - Your automation rules determine carrier selection and shipping speed
  3. Tracking updates automatically - Jetpack pushes tracking numbers back to your store
  4. Inventory decrements in real-time - Your store inventory updates as orders ship

Manual and Bulk Import Options

For B2B orders, wholesale orders, or orders from non-integrated channels:
Import MethodWhen to UseHow It Works
Manual Sync
  • Orders from integrated stores that didn’t auto-sync
  • Selective order importing
Manually trigger sync for specific orders in dashboard
Bulk Excel Import
  • B2B wholesale orders
  • Orders from non-integrated platforms
  • Large order batches
Upload Excel file with order details (max limits apply)
Individual Order Creation
  • One-off orders
  • Test orders
  • Custom B2B orders
Create orders manually in dashboard (B2C, B2B, or FBA)
For detailed instructions on all import methods, see Importing Your Orders.

Order Status Monitoring

After orders are imported, monitor their progress:
  • Processing - Order is being picked and packed
  • Shipped - Order has left the Fulfillment Center
  • Action Required - Order needs attention (address issue, inventory shortage, etc.)
  • Completed - Order delivered successfully
Learn more about Order Status Overview.

Understanding MultiHub IQ (For Multi-Location Fulfillment)

If you use Jetpack’s MultiHub IQ (MIQ) service, your inventory distribution works differently than standard single-FC fulfillment.

How MultiHub IQ Works

MultiHub IQ uses a Hero Hub as your primary receiving location:
  1. You send all inventory to your Hero Hub - One destination for all WROs
  2. MIQ distributes automatically - Jetpack’s algorithm allocates inventory across regional FCs
  3. Distribution based on demand - Uses historical data and forecasting
  4. Reduces shipping costs - Regional placement enables faster, cheaper shipping
  5. Rebalancing via Internal Transfer Orders - MIQ moves inventory between FCs as needed

MIQ Benefits

  • Faster delivery times - Inventory positioned closer to customers
  • Lower shipping costs - Shorter shipping zones reduce expenses
  • Simplified sending - One destination for all WROs
  • Automatic optimization - Algorithm handles distribution logic
To learn more about MultiHub IQ, see What is Multi-Hub IQ?.

US Fulfillment Checklist

For merchants shipping to US customers, here’s a quick checklist to ensure smooth operations:
RequirementStatusDetails
Product Eligibility☐ Complete
  • No prohibited or restricted items
  • HAZMAT products properly declared
  • Battery-powered items disclosed
Business Requirements☐ Complete
  • Business entity registered
  • Tax documentation provided
  • Insurance coverage confirmed
Fulfillment Center Access☐ Complete
  • FC locations assigned
  • Receiving hours confirmed
  • Dock appointment requirements understood
Freight Partner☐ Complete
  • Freight forwarder selected
  • LTL carrier account set up
  • Shipping labels and WRO numbers prepared
Inventory Ready to Ship☐ Complete
  • Products properly labeled with barcodes
  • WROs created and submitted
  • Shipments scheduled with carrier

Frequently Asked Questions

Most merchants complete onboarding in 1-2 weeks, including time for inventory to ship and be received. The setup steps (integration, product sync, WRO creation) typically take 4-6 hours of active work spread across a few days.
Yes! We recommend sending a small test shipment and creating test orders to verify your setup. This allows you to confirm product configuration, test order flow, and validate shipping settings before enabling automatic order syncing.
Jetpack Care can work with you on custom integration needs, specialized product handling, or unique fulfillment requirements. Contact your Jetpack Care team via Slack to discuss your specific situation.
No - you should connect your store and sync products first. This ensures products are properly configured before you create WROs. However, you don’t need inventory received before importing orders; you can have orders in the system waiting for inventory to arrive.

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Questions? Contact Jetpack Care.

If you have any questions or run into issues, you can always contact Jetpack Care for help. Our team is always here to assist via Slack, phone, or email!