List Your Products with Threecolts

Completing a shipment in InventoryLab is separated into three parts: Find It, Box It, and Ship It.

In Find It, you can search for your items and use the results to create a listing for to add to a batch. During this stage, you add all of your offer details and can add internal purchase information.

In Box It, you begin to pack your items in boxes to send to Amazon. You can use many of our quick box and copy box features to speed up the process.

In Ship It, you get to choose from Amazon-proposed placement options, pick a carrier, and pay for shipping for both SPD and LTL. After this stage, you can print all of your box and shipping labels.

Then you just send your shipments in to Amazon!

Went sourcing with InventoryLab's Scoutify app? Created a buy list of the items you purchased? You can import these directly into the listing stage to quickly get your items in a batch. 

While listing, you have the option to enter your purchasing information such as cost/unit, purchased date, and supplier. We'll take that information and create a replenishment row in your Inventory pages. As you receive transactions against this MSKU, we'll deduct the correct buy cost in First In, First Out (FIFO) order. This allows for more accurate profitability reporting!

During the listing stage, there are plenty of small automations that bring about huge savings in time. They include:

• Auto-pricing: Use various parameters (such as "10% lower than buy box) to have a list price automatically fill in while listing. You can set this up for Min and Max such as "10% higher than List Price."
• Auto-populate fields: Our default from last options allow you to choose to default a field with the last one chosen. If this is a replenishment, we'll automatically fill in the data from when you last listed the item. You'll also have the option to set up common and default condition notes.
• Auto-printing: Have product labels automatically print when you add a replenishment to a batch, or when you scan an item into a box.

                      

You can sell and source your products Amazon.ca (Canada), Amazon.com.mx (Mexico), Amazon.com.br (Brazil), Amazon.co.uk (UK), Amazon.de (Germany), Amazon.fr (France), Amazon.it (Italy), Amazon.es (Spain), Amazon.ae (United Arab Emirates), Amazon.com.au (Australia), Amazon.sg (Singapore), Amazon.jp (Japan), Amazon.sa (Saudi Arabia), Amazon.pl (Poland), Amazon.se (Sweden), Amazon.com.be (Belgium), and Amazon.nl (Netherlands).

You can only use Amazon.com as a sourcing store.

Speaking of sourcing, you can also do so from Walmart, effectively doing Walmart to Amazon dropshipping!

When a buyer purchases your item, you can start the fulfillment process in a few clicks. Here's the rundown:

1. A customer places an order on your store.
2. Click a few buttons to place an order on your source store.
3. The item arrives at SR house where we package it so that it is clear you are the seller of record.
4. SR House then fulfills the order to the buyer.