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Bundling and kitting
SellerNest combines products, inserts and protective materials into repeatable multipacks, variety sets and campaign kits.
Multipacks and variety setsWritten assembly rulesPhoto-approved first build
Price my kitTell us how the kit is built and we will send a per-unit rate and the materials list.
Repeatability
The approved component count, order and presentation stay attached to the finished SKU.
Control
Shortage or mismatch stops the run before incomplete kits enter inventory.
Approval
Photo approval creates a practical reference for the production team.
Prepped to spec for every major marketplace
Clear scope
The project starts with a component list and an approved finished-unit reference.
Defined before inventory moves.
Approved before the extra work starts.
No setup fee and no monthly minimum. Extra work is approved before production.
Inside the operation
Components, finished kits and their next destination remain in one operation, reducing unnecessary freight and handoffs.
84K
Sq ft under one roof
4 hrs
Receiving window
19 hrs
Median dock to dispatch
99.8%
Order accuracy, monthly
Assembly control
The build record turns a one-off sample into a repeatable warehouse workflow.
List every component and quantity required for one finished unit.
Record the sequence when presentation or protection depends on how items are placed.
Tie the completed set to the identifier used for storage and fulfillment.
Use an approved first-build photo to show the expected finished result.
Stop the run when a component count cannot complete the planned quantity.
Route finished kits into storage, marketplace prep or direct fulfillment.
A first-build photo confirms the count, order and presentation before production scales.
Who this fits
Marketplace multipacks
Assemble and mark the set so the marketplace does not separate the pieces.
Variety sets
Use one bill of materials and finished-unit record for every set.
Campaign kits
Approve the first build, then repeat the same sequence through the run.
Food production, regulated repackaging, manufacturing and highly technical assembly require a specialist workflow review.
How it works
The approved build record follows the project through production.
01
Your move
Provide component SKUs, quantities, presentation and finished-SKU details.
Before arrival
02
We handle it
Counts are checked and shortages are identified before assembly starts.
At check-in
03
We handle it
The first finished unit is assembled and photographed against the brief.
Approval sample
04
Your move
Confirm the component count, order and presentation for production.
One decision
05
We handle it
The run is completed, counted and moved to its approved destination.
Production run
Bundling pricing
Complexity, material and handling time determine the final project rate.
Required bags, film, inserts or protective material are listed before the run starts.
Incomplete component counts are reported before partial kits enter finished inventory.
I moved 4,000 units a month off a prep center that took five days to check anything in. SellerNest had my first shipment out in nineteen hours and sent photos of two crushed cases before I had asked.
Straight answers
Talk to the fulfillment team about the product and service scope.
Yes. Sets can be assembled as one sellable unit and marked so the pieces are not separated.
Yes. A first-build photo is used to approve the finished reference before the full run.
The shortage is recorded and the affected quantity stays out of production until you approve the next step.
Yes. Finished units can route into marketplace preparation, storage or direct fulfillment.
Printed or branded materials should be supplied or scoped separately before production.
Next step
Send the component list, planned quantity and a photo or description of the finished unit. We will map the assembly scope.
We reply within one business day · support@sellernestfulfillmentcenter.com
