Full analysis of Weidian agent delivery process and cross-border e-commerce bonded warehouse delivery

With the rapid development of the e-commerce industry, private e-commerce has stood out among many e-commerce models because of its unique characteristics such as high user stickiness, low cost control, significant data advantages, and flexible and autonomous operations. As an e-commerce tool based on WeChat’s open platform, Weidian not only provides a stable and reliable mall interface and secure capital flow, but also helps merchants gather traffic and quickly occupy WeChat’s huge user market.

Weidian agent delivery process

For non-agent products, when a customer places an order, the merchant obtains the order details through the backend management system and performs subsequent delivery operations. For agent products, after the customer purchases, the system automatically pushes the order details to the supplier, and the supplier directly handles the delivery.

If the merchant chooses to ship the goods himself, he needs to go through the following steps:

1. Confirm payment: First verify that the customer has completed the payment;
2. Packaging and taking photos: Pack the goods carefully and take photos for files;
3. Fill in the express delivery information: Contact the logistics company, fill in the express delivery documents and scan the order number, the system will automatically update to “shipped” status;
4. Express pickup: The courier will pick up the package and scan it again for confirmation;
5. Logistics Tracking: The system displays the logistics progress throughout the entire process until the customer signs for confirmation.

Cross-border e-commerce micro-store bonded warehouse delivery process

For companies that carry out cross-border e-commerce business, using Weidian bonded warehouses to deliver goods can help improve logistics efficiency and reduce costs. The specific implementation steps are as follows:

Overseas procurement and bonded storage

Merchants purchase goods from overseas according to market demand, transport them to the country through international logistics, pay customs duties in accordance with the law and store them in bonded warehouses.

Order collection and customs declaration

After the customer places an order, the system summarizes the order, and the merchant simultaneously generates payment vouchers and logistics vouchers and declares them to the customs, subject to supervision and review.

Out-of-warehouse sorting, packaging and delivery

Goods that pass customs review will be shipped out of the bonded area. Merchants will check the product information one by one according to the order, classify and package it, and contact the logistics company to complete the shipping process.

Express shipping and real-time tracking

After receiving the package, the logistics company immediately enters it into the system, displays “shipped”, and provides full tracking services.

Receipt confirmation and evaluation feedback

Finally, when the goods are delivered to the buyer, the buyer needs to confirm receipt and give an evaluation, and the merchant needs to feedback the express delivery number to the Weidian platform to facilitate both parties to check the order status.

Through the above detailed process description, we can see that whether it is regular agency delivery or bonded warehouse delivery involving international transactions, Weidian is committed to creating an efficient, safe and transparent operating system. It improves user experience and creates more development opportunities for sellers. As the private e-commerce ecosystem continues to grow, WeChat stores and related supporting service systems will continue to improve, opening up a broader market space for practitioners.