Turn campaign promises into fulfilled orders.

Connect production, receiving and confirmed demand, with a clear decision when deliveries differ from the plan.

What you start with

  • Final reward SKUs and validated recipient details
  • Expected delivery, quantities and carton contents
  • Your campaign's rules for releasing fulfilment orders

Follow the operation

How the business operates.

Who takes this stepCampaign team

01. Convert reward promises into fulfilment inputs.

Resolve reward tiers to final product references and validate recipient details. Your campaign tools retain pledge, funding and customer-promise information; fulfilment needs the confirmed physical demand.

The next decision

Resolve reward variants and missing recipient details before releasing their orders.

Who takes this stepMerchant / supplier coordination

02. Tell the warehouse what is coming.

Prepare an inbound plan with product quantities and carton or pallet contents. Review delivery slots, request a booking and submit the plan using its current version.

The next decision

The submitted plan gives the warehouse an expectation; booking and physical receipt remain operational steps.

Who takes this stepReceiving operator

03. Record the shortage at the point it is found.

Receiving establishes what actually arrived. Review the plan status and reconciliation rather than promoting the supplier's declared quantity directly into available stock.

The next decision

Send the discrepancy to the campaign and supplier teams so they can decide the replenishment and customer response.

Who takes this stepCampaign owner → order integration

04. Choose which confirmed orders go forward.

The campaign owner selects orders for release against confirmed stock and retains uncovered demand for follow-up. Import the selected batch and resolve rejected rows before relying on its order count.

The next decision

Your release policy determines the recipients; Ysend gives the warehouse the validated demand you supplied.

Who takes this stepCampaign team, supplier and warehouse

05. Keep the remaining promises visible.

Arrange any missing units and follow their receipt before releasing a subsequent batch. Connect each wave to its shipments so your campaign team can distinguish dispatched rewards from outstanding commitments.

The next decision

Confirm the new stock position and import results before closing the campaign's fulfilment backlog.

What to include in your cost model

Receiving and storage
Confirm inbound handling, carton preparation and the time goods may wait before a release.
Split releases
Review the preparation and transport implications of multiple waves, destinations and parcel specifications.
Campaign commitments
Keep manufacturing, funding, customer communication and any commercial compensation in the campaign budget.

What makes the first operation ready

  1. Final reward data

    A reward tier resolves to a specific SKU, quantity and validated recipient.

  2. An accepted arrival process

    Supplier contents, delivery arrangements and warehouse receiving responsibilities are understood.

  3. A shortage and release policy

    Your team can decide who ships first and how remaining commitments are followed.

The technology behind the workflow

Through the Ysend API you can announce an incoming delivery, check delivery slots, submit the plan and see any gap found at receiving. Only the latest version of a plan can be submitted, so an outdated copy cannot overwrite it. Confirmed orders are sent only after your decision.

At your fingertips

Authorised users follow inbound plans and orders from the merchant workspace. Warehouse teams record physical receipt through supported operational screens.

Applications

Prepare your first operation

  • Match reward tiers to final product references.
  • Prepare supplier, carton and receiving information.
  • Agree how your team handles shortages and release batches.