Cross-border eCommerce can't run without overseas warehouses — FBA, Shopify, self-operated warehouses and third-party overseas warehouses (such as ShipBob). With stock scattered across multiple platforms and warehouses, replenishment decisions come down to guesswork in Excel. SBK connects overseas warehouses with your domestic supply chain, delivering visual inventory, replenishment alerts, first-leg logistics tracking and overseas-warehouse fee reconciliation.
Multi-platform integration + inventory visibility + replenishment alerts + fee reconciliation
API integration with leading overseas warehouses including Amazon FBA, Shopify, self-operated overseas warehouses, ShipBob, 4PX and Goodcang
See an SKU's distribution across domestic / US / EU / Japan warehouses at a glance, for evidence-based transfer decisions
Identify SKUs that "will run out unless restocked now" based on sales trends and shipping lead times, with alerts 45 days ahead
Track the first leg from domestic factory to overseas warehouse (ocean / air); on arrival, auto-receive into stock and deduct in-transit inventory
Reconcile inbound, storage, outbound and return-handling fees by SKU each month to avoid being overcharged
Handle overseas returns uniformly: relist resalable items, and centrally dispose of or ship back unsellable items
SKU-LED18W channel distribution
The same SKU: 500 units in Amazon US FBA, 200 in a self-operated Shopify warehouse, 1,000 at the domestic factory, 800 in ocean transit — checking stock used to mean logging in to four back-ends. SBK aggregates all channel inventory into one real-time table, so replenishment is no longer guesswork.
Stockout alerts for key SKUs
30-day ocean transit + 15-day warehouse intake = a 45-day total cycle. This SKU sells 30 units a day, the overseas warehouse has 800 left, enough for 27 days — restock now! SBK calculates the replenishment timing from sales trends and logistics lead times and raises a red alert 45 days in advance.
Batch FM-2026-0211 → Amazon US FBA
Once the first-leg container leaves, the salesperson is in the dark — where's the ship, has the truck reached the FBA warehouse, has Amazon received it? SBK integrates with forwarders and the FBA system, making the entire first-leg trail visible, auto-receiving into stock on FBA arrival, and warning early of any Amazon listing delays.
The same SKU is stocked across US / DE / UK / JP FBA warehouses; the inventory dashboard makes it clear at a glance, enabling region-by-region replenishment.
Shopify orders ship from a self-operated US warehouse, with stock synced to Shopify in real time to avoid overselling.
Amazon sends a monthly storage-fee bill; SKU-by-SKU reconciliation checks whether charges are reasonable and files a reconciliation dispute for any overcharge.
Despite a 45-day alert, an ocean delay causes a seven-day stockout; a loss-assessment report is auto-generated for the owner's review.
Overseas warehouses link to first-leg logistics, the domestic supply chain and cross-border eCommerce
Real-time ETA tracking of first-leg arrivals at the warehouse
Domestic supply-chain replenishment is triggered by inventory management
Export clearance and tax-rebate filing for first-leg containers
A complete industry solution for cross-border B2C / B2B
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