If the label of the seller’s product is damaged during the return or exchange process, it will generally affect secondary sales. At this time, the seller can change the label in the overseas warehouse and then sell it again. So how to exchange bids for overseas warehouses in the United States? This will be introduced in detail below.
If the label of the goods returned by the buyer is damaged, the goods can be transferred to an overseas warehouse, and then the labels can be changed, and then they can be re-listed for sale. The process of transferring goods to overseas warehouses in the United States is as follows:
1. First, the seller needs to enter the management inventory page, find the products that need to be returned, then click Create Delete Order, and select Execute;
2. Then the seller needs to select the remove button in the removal and destruction options, and then fill in the U.S. overseas warehouse address to receive the goods. The seller needs to find the U.S. overseas warehouse in advance and get the detailed address of the overseas warehouse;
3. Afterwards, the seller needs to select the goods to be removed in the lower right corner, then enter the quantity to be removed, and click Continue to proceed directly to the next step;
4. The system will directly generate the order ID, and the seller can search Order status for product removal.
After the above operations are completed, the platform will perform the exit process. The exit time is generally not fixed, so moving the warehouse may take a certain period of time. After the seller’s goods are successfully moved, the U.S. overseas warehouse rebranding operation process is detailed As follows:
1. The seller needs to confirm the return information with the overseas warehouse in advance and send the return notice to the overseas warehouse;
2. After the overseas warehouse receives the return, it needs to The information is fed back to the seller;
3. Then the seller needs to send the relabeling operation instructions based on the goods information, and the overseas warehouse will execute the product relabeling;
4. The overseas warehouse will process the goods. After that, the packing data will generally be returned to the seller, and the seller needs to regenerate the outer box label based on the packing data and send it to the overseas warehouse;
5. After the overseas warehouse has attached the label, it needs to be sent through UPS, DHL, etc. Express delivers the goods to Amazon, and sellers can also use Amazon Logistics to pick them up themselves.
The above content has given a detailed introduction to the label replacement in overseas warehouses in the United States. After the overseas warehouse changes the label, the seller’s goods can be re-sold, which can effectively avoid the backlog of goods. In addition, since the products can be put back on the shelves after the goods are relabeled, service fees such as destruction and distribution can be saved.