Fulfill

Your inventory, stored and ready for orders.

HQ receives, counts, organizes and stores approved inventory by SKU, carton or pallet. China operations are established, the US warehouse opened in August 2026, and the EU warehouse remains planned for 2027.

Detailed quote within one business day · Scope and route confirmed before approval

How warehousing works with HQ

Storage is useful when every unit has a known place and status.

Receiving, location control, safety stock and release rules stay attached to the same inventory record.

REPLACE: factory floor photo

Facility planning

Put stock in a facility that is actually available for the route.

HQ's China operation is established and the US warehouse opened in August 2026. The EU warehouse is planned for 2027 and is not presented as live capacity today.

What this changes

  • Available facilities
  • Inventory storage
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REPLACE: QC visit photo

Product storage

Organize bulk inventory and safety stock by SKU.

Cartons, units or pallets are received into agreed locations. Storage terms, throughput expectations and any special handling are confirmed for the actual account before stock is sent.

What HQ handles

  • Inbound quantity and condition recorded against the receiving brief
  • Pallet, carton or unit locations assigned by the agreed storage level
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REPLACE: sample photo

Where we draw the line

We'll tell you what we can't store.

Hazmat, live goods and oversized machinery may not fit the available facility or route. We confirm product restrictions, dimensions and handling before stock is sent.

What comes next

  • Putaway done right
  • Traceable stock moves
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Why brands warehouse with HQ

Product storage with an operating record.

Bulk inventory, safety stock, SKU locations and stock movement remain visible from receiving through release.

Available facilities

Use established China operations or the US warehouse opened in August 2026; plan EU capacity only after its launch is confirmed.

Inventory storage

Store approved products by unit, carton or pallet, with account-specific storage, throughput and handling terms agreed first.

Putaway done right

Every carton is counted, barcoded, and logged to a location on arrival. You can see where it sits.

Traceable stock moves

Receiving, location and release status stay tied to the inventory record so the team can investigate a variance with evidence.

How it works

Receive, store, release.

Storage is part of the warehouse operation, not a separate service or duplicate inventory system.

01

Book the space

Tell us what, how much, and where it needs to sit. We confirm space and slot it in.

Facility planning
02

Send it in

Goods arrive at our node. We count, barcode, and log every carton to a location.

Product storage
03

Hold and release by rule

Maintain saleable and safety stock, then release the correct inventory to the approved fulfillment or transfer workflow.

Where we draw the line
1 storage record Receiving, location and release status kept together
2 available regions China operations and US warehouse currently available
2,027 plan EU warehouse target, subject to launch confirmation
3 storage levels Unit, carton and pallet records supported by scope

Warehousing questions, answered straight.

They are confirmed per account before inventory moves. Product type, storage level, throughput, time in storage and special handling can change the commercial terms.

Yes, within the facility and product scope. The team records the agreed SKU, carton or pallet level and keeps safety-stock and release rules visible.

China operations and the US warehouse are currently available, subject to product and capacity checks. The EU warehouse is planned for 2027, so EU storage should not be booked until launch and capacity are confirmed.

We photograph it at inbound, match it against your PO, and tell you within a day. You decide — return it, or store it as-is.

Yes. It's your inventory, not ours. There's an outbound fee to retrieve it, but we pallet it up and hand it to whatever carrier you name.

Plan where the stock should sit.

Share the SKUs, cartons, quantities, destinations and expected movement. HQ will confirm the suitable facility and storage scope.