1. Export your lot data
Before you give notice, pull on-hand quantity by SKU, lot number and expiration date from the current warehouse. This is the record you will reconcile against.

Move your inventory, keep your lot history, and do not miss a renewal cycle.
Supplement brands usually outgrow a warehouse the same way: short-dated product reaches customers, counts stop matching, and nobody answers when something goes wrong.
Most clients go live within five to ten business days, depending on complexity.
Before you give notice, pull on-hand quantity by SKU, lot number and expiration date from the current warehouse. This is the record you will reconcile against.
We set up the integration, map the catalog and run test orders before any inventory moves.
Ship the bulk first and keep enough at the old warehouse to cover orders in transit. Each inbound is received within one business day when it arrives labeled and scheduled.
We record lot and expiration on every inbound and photograph each SKU. Anything that does not match your advance shipping notice is flagged in your portal.
Start with everyday direct-to-consumer orders and watch them closely before the first subscription cycle or promotion runs.
For a subscription run or a sale, send a volume forecast at least a week ahead, with written bundle instructions and photos, so labor is scheduled.
Most clients go live with OC3PL within five to ten business days, depending on complexity. Onboarding covers integration setup, SKU slotting and product mapping, and your first inbound shipment. Progress sits in a shared milestone tracker.
Not if you export it first. Pull on-hand quantity by SKU, lot number and expiration date from your current warehouse before the move. We capture lot number and expiration date again at receiving, so the two records can be reconciled.
Move inventory in waves and keep enough at the old warehouse to cover orders while freight is in transit. Inbound shipments that arrive labeled and scheduled are received within one business day, so the gap is the transit time, not the receiving time.
Do not make the first renewal cycle the first test. Turn daily orders on first and watch them closely, hold a short daily call with your account manager, then run the cycle with a volume forecast delivered at least a week ahead.
No. OC3PL integrates with the ecommerce, shipping and subscription tools most brands already use, including Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and Amazon. If a platform is not on the list, the in-house team builds the connection.
More detail, in OC3PL’s own guides.
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Tell us where your inventory is now, how many SKUs and lots you carry, and when your next renewal cycle runs.