Manufacturer-funded arrival
The manufacturer funds the approved pilot stock and inbound shipment to the agreed South African handover point.
The operating sequence
From assessment to marketplace listing and every shipped sale, each stage has defined inputs, outputs, ownership and visible exceptions.
Before stock moves
Following approval, the manufacturer funds the agreed pilot inventory and its inbound movement to SmartWarehouse's nominated South African receiving point. SmartWarehouse does not purchase speculative launch inventory upfront.
The manufacturer funds the approved pilot stock and inbound shipment to the agreed South African handover point.
SmartWarehouse receives, inspects, records, stores and manages accepted stock, then operates the approved sales, fulfilment, support and returns path.
Freight booking, Incoterm, importer of record, duties, taxes, compliance costs, insurance and risk transfer are fixed in the signed Supplier Agreement.
See the operating model
A concise overview of the assessment-led path from an approved product opportunity to a controlled South African operation.
Screen product fit, readiness, economics and the appropriate local operating model.
Close material gaps across agreements, approvals, content, channels, support and logistics.
The manufacturer funds the approved pilot inventory and inbound movement. SmartWarehouse then counts, inspects and locates every accepted unit.
Publish eligible products to Takealot, Makro, Bob Shop and Shopico through the connected commerce layer.
Coordinate each sale's merchant records, pick, pack, courier handoff, customer support and returns.
Review evidence, solve constraints and plan replenishment or expansion.
Your next move
Tell us what you make, where you sell and what South Africa needs to become possible.