The last-mile delivery from an overseas warehouse refers to the entire process of goods being picked from the overseas warehouse, 

shipped out, and transported to the final destination. The end logistics delivery is the last-mile guarantee for products to reach customers. 

To enhance the overall quality of last-mile delivery, it is necessary to coordinate and optimize each link, from order import, picking and 

labeling to logistics delivery. Taking the one-piece-proxy shipment business as an example, how does the business warehouse complete 

the relevant operations for last-mile delivery through the overseas warehouse and its system in daily business processing?

1. Order Creation

- Manually add individual orders or create orders in batches using templates.

- Directly import orders through the e-commerce platform integration system.

- Connect multiple e-commerce store accounts with the system via ERP.

- Import self-supplied shipping labels through the "offline label import" function, allowing batch import of shipping labels.

2. Order Synchronization

Orders are synchronized to the business warehouse management system, where the warehouse generates picking lists and 

assigns them to staff.

3. Picking and Packing

The warehouse arranges personnel to pick goods based on the SKUs listed on the picking list. The picking route is optimized by the 

system to improve picking efficiency. After the goods on the picking list are collected, they are sorted and packed according to the order.

4. Labeling and Shipping

The shipping labels for the orders are printed and affixed. The labeled packages are then sorted by logistics provider and placed in the 

shipping area, awaiting pickup by the logistics company.

5. Pickup and Delivery

The logistics provider completes the pickup and delivers the packages. Customers can view the complete logistics tracking information 

in the system.

6. Returns and Restocking

For products returned by logistics providers or buyers, conduct inspections and provide feedback. Finally, based on customer requirements, 

restock, repackage, or dispose of the goods.

1. Truck Delivery

Local logistics companies with professional fleets and regular drivers are generally chosen for their inherent advantages in domestic delivery. 

This is mainly used for replenishing inventory in the warehouses of platforms such as Amazon, Wayfair, Walmart, Overstock, and TikTok. 

The business warehouse can also provide customers with truck reservation services.

2. Express Logistics Delivery

In collaboration with international courier companies such as UPS, FEDEX, and USPS, we offer delivery services. With a comprehensive logistics 

system, we can provide efficient same-day or next-day delivery services, ensuring a high-quality shopping experience for customers. The business 

warehouse has high-quality last-mile accounts, and shipping through these accounts can save a portion of logistics costs.

The Labeling System

In addition to the choice of courier service providers, the last-mile labeling system is also an essential part. The business warehouse has developed 

its own labeling system, which, through system integration, supports one-click labeling for a variety of common courier companies, including 

mainstream operators such as Fedex, UPS, and USPS.

1. Multiple Templates: Support for a variety of mainstream courier label templates allows users to choose the appropriate template according to 

their actual needs, easily generate standard labels, and simplify the labeling process.

2. Batch Labeling: Support for batch labeling operations allows users to generate multiple labels at once, improving labeling efficiency. Compared 

with traditional manual labeling methods, it can save up to 80% of order processing time.

3. Transparent Costs: More transparent shipping cost management allows users to clearly understand the details of each shipping charge, avoiding 

any "fuzzy accounting" and helping users better control logistics costs.

4. System Integration: Efficient system integration automatically uploads the last-mile tracking numbers from the labeling system to the client system, 

matching them with the corresponding orders. Users can independently query and track logistics information.

Timeliness, safety, and service are the three essential elements of last-mile delivery. Through a highly integrated last-mile labeling system, we can 

provide more efficient, convenient, and secure service experiences for last-mile delivery, saving time and effort. In addition, this helps customers 

obtain "value-for-money" last-mile services.**