Electronics fulfillment demands traceability and security that ordinary parcel operations do not provide. Fulfillment EZ captures serial numbers at receiving and pick, stores high-value SKUs in secure caged space, and handles battery shipping compliance and warranty returns.
- Serial number capture at inbound and outbound
- Secure caged storage for high-value inventory
- Lithium battery shipping compliance
- Warranty return, testing and refurbishment routing
Traceability, theft risk and regulation
Warranty administration is impossible without knowing which unit went to which customer on which date. Serial-level traceability is the difference between honoring a warranty and guessing at one.
High unit value also makes electronics a shrink target, and lithium batteries add hazardous materials rules that vary by carrier and by destination — with real penalties for getting them wrong.
- Serial-level records needed for warranty claims
- Shrink exposure on high-value SKUs
- Lithium battery transport regulations
- Static-sensitive components requiring careful handling
How we fulfill electronics brands
Serial numbers are scanned at receiving and again at pick, creating a unit-level record tied to the order and customer. High-value inventory is held in access-controlled caged storage with reconciliation on every movement.
Battery-containing products are packed and labeled to current carrier and destination requirements, with restricted lanes blocked automatically rather than discovered at a hub.
- Unit-level serial records tied to orders
- Access-controlled caged storage and reconciliation
- Compliant battery packing, labeling and lane restrictions
- ESD-aware handling for sensitive components
Warranty returns and refurbishment
Returned electronics need testing before disposition, not just inspection. Units are scanned against the original order, tested against your criteria, and routed to restock, refurbishment or disposal per your standing rules.
Refurbished units can be re-boxed, re-labeled and returned to sellable stock as a separate grade, recovering value that would otherwise be written off entirely.