Sell. The network ships. One invoice.

You sell stock that already sits in a partner warehouse of the network; the network prepares and ships at the Ysend rate, and you receive one invoice. Suppliers and brands: the network's shops buy from you.

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Follow the operation

How the business operates.

Who takes this stepSupplier and Ysend contact

01. Confirm the stock behind the offer

Confirm the product reference, warehouse and offered quantity. Agree supplier price and purchase conditions through the assisted commercial process before committing.

The next decision

Give the reseller a confirmed purchase basis.

Who takes this stepReseller and operations contact

02. Buy stock without moving the cartons

Obtain purchase and ownership confirmation for the agreed quantity at the selected warehouse. Distinguish purchased stock from stock still owned by the supplier; physical stock stays at the same warehouse.

The next decision

Confirm ownership before resale.

Who takes this stepReseller

03. Order products from the owned stock

Map the customer order to the recognised product reference; send address and preparation instructions. This single-warehouse order uses stock already purchased by the reseller.

The next decision

Send the warehouse its preparation request.

Who takes this stepPartner warehouse and shipping operator

04. Pack the customer order

Pick the ordered quantities and confirm packaging. Quote actual parcel facts, then retain labels and tracking when handing parcels to the selected carrier.

The next decision

Give each tracking reference to the reseller.

Who takes this stepReseller and Ysend contact

05. Check the purchase and fulfilment charges together

Match purchase, commission, preparation and transport to supporting records. Review supplier and warehouse payables through the agreed process.

The next decision

Resolve differences before accepting the reconciliation.

What to include in your cost model

Stock purchase
Supplier price and the applicable monthly order-volume commission tier.
Preparation
Agreed handling and packaging for the products ordered.
Transport
Actual parcel specifications, carrier service and applicable surcharges.

What makes the first operation ready

  1. Supplier stock

    Confirm product and quantity at the selected warehouse.

  2. Ownership evidence

    Identify the reseller’s purchased stock before resale.

  3. Operating agreement

    Preparation, transport and invoice responsibilities are agreed.

The technology behind the workflow

The technology behind the workflow

Catalogue, orders, warehouse and shipment workflows support the agreed route; qualify connector objects and API access.

At your fingertips

Sellers follow merchant information; warehouse teams use their assigned operational applications.

Applications

Prepare your first operation

  • Qualify seller and provider participation
  • Agree catalogue and order connections
  • Confirm service, invoicing and activation conditions

Sellers

Sell stock already in the network

You have no warehouse: you buy from the supplier the stock you sell, it stays where it is, the network ships.

  1. Purchase

    You buy, the stock does not move

    You buy from a supplier of the network; the stock moves to your account without leaving the partner warehouse, and you see it in your portal.

  2. Sale

    You sell, the network prepares

    Your orders arrive from your channel; Ysend assigns the preparation to the warehouse holding the stock and buys the label at the Ysend rate.

  3. Invoice

    One invoice

    Purchase, commission, preparation and transport on one Ysend invoice, in your portal.

Commission on the supplier price, by monthly volume

  • 12%up to 200 orders per month
  • 10%from 200 to 1,000 orders per month
  • 8%above 1,000 orders per month

Plus preparation per act, quoted, and transport at the grid. No subscription, no minimum.

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Suppliers and brands

The network's shops buy from you

Your stock already sits in a partner warehouse; a shop of the network buys it, it changes account without leaving the warehouse, Ysend pays you.

  • A purchase between clients

    The seller buys first; the stock moves to their account at the same location.

  • The commission is Ysend's margin

    It applies on your supplier price; you pay no subscription.

  • The partner warehouse is paid by Ysend

    On its own grid, every month, with the contract issued by the platform.

  • You see what is left

    Stock position and transfers, in the network console.

The door is open to brands whose stock already sits in a partner warehouse of the network.

Offer my stock to the network

What it costs

Estimate your shipment

Start with the origin, destination and parcel weight. We will guide you through the next step.

Estimate your logistics costs

From
To
Parcel

Free estimate, no signup

Indicative parcel budget

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Carrier, service, delivery method and delivery time must be confirmed before purchase. No service is reserved.

Commission at this volume—

Open my account

Estimate only. The final price is confirmed in your account before purchase.

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Coming next

On the roadmap, with no date

Tell us about your business and your priorities. Together, we can prepare a solution around your operations.

  1. Supplier-owned stock until shipment

    The supplier keeps ownership of the stock until the parcel leaves.

  2. Multi-supplier split

    One order prepared from several suppliers of the network.

  3. Catalogue dropship

    Sell a catalogue of the network without buying it first.

  4. Supplier self-service portal

    Your offers, your prices and your settlements from your own space.

The Ysend team helps you choose the services, connections and rollout plan for your business.

Questions

Your questions before you start

Does my stock stay mine until the sale?

Today the network's shop buys the stock from you before selling it; supplier-owned stock until shipment is on the roadmap.

Can one order come from several suppliers?

An order is prepared from a single warehouse; the multi-supplier split is on the roadmap.

How am I paid as a supplier?

Ysend pays you for the purchase; the partner warehouse is paid by Ysend on its grid; the commission is Ysend's margin on your price.

Is there a subscription or a minimum?

No: a commission on the supplier price, preparation per act and transport at the grid.

Does my stock have to be in the network already?

The Ysend team helps you choose the services, connections and rollout plan for your business.

Get started

A project planned with you

Tell us what you sell or what you supply; a person replies with a quote.

What happens next

  1. Email Ysend

    Include these details in your email. You can also copy the address below into your email app.

  2. Help us understand your project

    Tell us about your business and your priorities. Together, we can prepare a solution around your operations.

  3. A project planned with you

    The Ysend team helps you choose the services, connections and rollout plan for your business.