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Once you’ve integrated your online store, created a WRO, and sent inventory to a Jetpack fulfillment center, your direct-to-consumer orders flow through our standard operating procedures. This guide walks you through each stage of the fulfillment process—from storage to shipping—plus the custom services available beyond standard operations.

How Standard D2C Fulfillment Works

After you integrate your online store, create a Warehouse Receiving Order (WRO), and send inventory to a Jetpack fulfillment center, we’re ready to fulfill your orders. Here’s how the standard process works:

Storage

Once your inventory is delivered to our fulfillment center, we identify each item against the WRO you provided. We then store your SKUs in designated storage locations—shelves, bins, or pallets, depending on product type and size. Jetpack maintains detailed inventory tracking using unique identifiers to monitor movement throughout the fulfillment process.
We do not support any item that weighs more than 50 pounds (22.67 kg) for standard storage and fulfillment.
Learn more about how we track inventory in Managing Your Inventory.

Picking

When an order is placed through your Jetpack dashboard, it’s automatically sent to a fulfillment center for processing during standard business hours. Our picking team receives a list of the items, quantities, and storage locations needed to accurately pick and count each product. All picking follows our standard turnaround times. For detailed information about when your orders will be picked and shipped, see D2C Turnaround Times + SLAs.

Packing

Once items are picked, our packing team verifies the order’s contents and packs them using Jetpack’s standard packaging materials. If you prefer to use custom packaging, it must be specified on the packing slip and included in the picking process. Learn more about your packaging options:

Shipping

Jetpack selects the best shipping service suited to the ship option mapping of your order. Once shipped, tracking information is automatically updated in your ecommerce store.
Carrier partners do not scan packages at our facility. The first tracking update occurs when the package arrives at the carrier’s origin facility.
To check an order’s status or view tracking information, see Order Status Overview and Tracking Packages.
Jetpack will not ship packages that weigh more than 100 pounds (45.35 kg). Orders that include items that collectively weigh more than 100 pounds will be split into multiple shipments.
Learn more about how carriers deliver orders in different regions with Carrier Transit Times by Country.

Services Not Included in Standard Fulfillment

The following services require setup through your Account Executive or by submitting a case to Jetpack Care. These are not included in standard D2C fulfillment operations:
Service TypeWhat It Includes
Kitting and BundlesCombining multiple SKUs into a variety pack or special arrangement. Learn more in How Kitting Works.
Custom Packaging and LabelsUsing branded materials beyond our standard packaging. Learn more in Custom Packaging.
B2B OrdersSpecial handling for bulk or business orders. Learn more in Our Approach to B2B.
Custom Packing Slips or NotesAdding personalized messages or documents. Learn more in Customizing Packing Slips.
Additional Custom Work
  • Serial number scans
  • Non-standard box sizes
  • Applying stickers to products
  • Handling heavy products (50–100 lbs.)
  • Large items (e.g., furniture, surfboards)
  • Hazardous materials (e.g., lithium batteries, aerosols)
  • Fragile products
To set up any of these services, contact Jetpack Care or work with your Account Executive to configure the appropriate handling requirements.

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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!