1688 Sourcing Agent
Practical tutorials for quote requests, specification checks, receiving and shipping.
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Prepare a drawing-linked request for packaging around passive-part projections, with permitted contacts and unresolved support assumptions visible.
Read article: Ask for a Packaging Plan Around Passive-Part Protrusions
Assign each empty enclosure body, detached lid and approved hardware pouch to a linked packing position without assuming interchangeable parts.
Read article: Keep an Empty Enclosure’s Lid and Hardware Associated in the Pack
Create a pouch-to-instruction map that keeps approved fastener groups identifiable without inventing assembly steps or confusing totals with allocation.
Read article: Group Passive Fasteners by the Buyer’s Approved Kit Stages
Assign approved instruction files to each kit configuration and reserved insert position so recipients can find them without disturbing required information.
Read article: Place Approved Instructions Where the Kit Recipient Can Find Them
Use a kit-version changeover record to identify old pouches, inserts and unfinished packs before starting the next approved configuration.
Read article: Control Leftover Components When Changing Kit Versions
Map nesting orientation, protected contact zones, separator references and removal access before approving a plan for empty DIY enclosures.
Read article: Plan Separators for Nested Empty Enclosures
Separate required contents, included optional extras and approved spares with a role-and-allocation sheet for each passive kit configuration.
Read article: Keep Optional Extras and Spares Separate from Required Kit Parts
Link each proposed pouch, foam, tape or interleaf to its exact product surface, stated contact conditions and evidence owner before material approval.
Read article: Request Evidence for Materials That Touch a DIY Product
Record which packing features a mockup represents, which differ from the final plan and which performance questions remain untested.
Read article: Approve a Packing Mockup Without Claiming Transit Performance
Issue one coherent packing packet that joins kit contents, layout, materials, approved inserts, exceptions and the packer’s acknowledgement.
Read article: Hand Over One Complete Packing Specification to the Packer
Define one complete passive DIY kit with a package-level contents tree, explicit exclusions and quantities tied to the correct parent container.
Read article: Define What Belongs in One Sellable DIY Kit
Give presentation and transport layers separate owners, evidence and approvals so an attractive kit tray never inherits an unsupported protection claim.
Read article: Separate Presentation Packaging from Transport Protection
Identify existing protective layers, name the removal authority and record the required handover state before changing a passive product for presentation.
Read article: Agree Which Protective Layers Stay On Until Handover
Define what a kit organizer should retain and make accessible after unpacking, with explicit limits on closure, material, cleaning and durability claims.
Read article: Define a Reusable Organizer as a Kit Deliverable
Map protected faces and neighboring contacts before approving a separator, with material evidence and protection decisions kept explicit.
Read article: Specify Which Finished Surfaces Must Not Touch in a Pack