Count and condition checksPhoto evidenceApproved decision path
Scope my inspectionTell us what you are checking and we will send the sample plan, the report format and a rate.
Evidence
Problems arrive with photos
Condition exceptions are documented so a supplier claim or rework decision starts with evidence.
Scope
The check is defined before work
Sample size, defect rules and reporting are agreed before the first unit enters the station.
Control
Nothing questionable moves silently
Failed units follow the approved hold, return, rework or disposal path.
Prepped to spec for every major marketplace
Clear scope
Build the inspection around the risk.
A useful inspection has a clear sample, defect definition and decision path.
Included in the workflow
Defined before inventory moves.
✓Inbound quantity check against expected units✓Visible packaging and product-condition review✓Photo evidence for agreed exception types✓Pass, hold and fail status by the approved rule✓Shortage and damage summary✓Routing into prep, storage, return or rework
Scoped separately
Approved before the extra work starts.
+Detailed functional testingquoted first+Large sample or 100% inspectionquoted first+Relabeling or reworkquoted first+Supplier return handlingapproved first
No setup fee and no monthly minimum. Extra work is approved before production.
Inside the operation
Inspection beside receiving, prep and inventory storage.
When a problem appears, the unit can stay in the same operation while you choose the next step.
84K
Sq ft under one roof
4 hrs
Receiving window
19 hrs
Median dock to dispatch
99.8%
Order accuracy, monthly
Inspection plan
Six decisions that make a quality check useful.
The inspection is written around the product risk instead of using a vague one-size-fits-all check.
Sample size
Define whether the check covers a sample, a batch or every unit.
Defect criteria
List the visible, packaging or functional conditions that count as a failure.
Photo standard
Agree which exceptions require images and what must be visible in each record.
Pass and hold rules
Keep questionable units from entering sellable inventory while a decision is pending.
Reporting format
Summarize counts and exceptions in a form the purchasing team can use.
Disposition path
Choose return, rework, disposal or approved release before the project begins.
Start with one supplier batch and a written defect list.
A controlled first inspection proves the report is useful before the next purchase order lands.
Built for sellers who need evidence before inventory moves.
New suppliers
You need to validate the first production batches
Create a practical record before the relationship or order size grows.
Transit-sensitive products
Damage can appear between the factory and the warehouse
Capture carton and unit condition while the inbound evidence is still available.
Packaging changes
A new box, insert or seal needs a real-world check
Inspect the agreed details before units enter customer-facing fulfillment.
When we should scope it first
Laboratory certification, regulated product testing and technical diagnostics require a specialist test plan outside ordinary warehouse inspection.
How it works
Five steps from inspection brief to disposition.
The result connects the physical check to a clear inventory decision.
01
Your move
Define the risk
Send the product, sample size, defect list and required evidence.
Before arrival
02
We handle it
Receive and isolate
The batch is counted and held outside normal sellable flow.
At check-in
03
We handle it
Inspect and record
Units are checked against the agreed criteria with required photos captured.
Per scope
04
Your move
Review the result
Use the count and evidence to approve release, rework, return or disposal.
Decision point
05
We handle it
Route the inventory
The batch follows the approved disposition with its status recorded.
After approval
Inspection pricing
A quote tied to the actual inspection scope.
Inspection cost depends on sample size, handling time, defect criteria and reporting requirements.
Inspection scopePricingRecordInbound countQuoted firstCount summaryCondition sample Common scopeQuoted firstPass / hold / fail100% visual checkQuoted firstUnit exceptionsPhoto reportIncluded as scopedImage evidenceRework routingApproved firstDisposition record
No work before approval
The quantity, unit time and reporting scope are priced before inspection begins.
Rework stays separate
Relabeling, repacking or supplier returns are approved after the inspection result.
What sellers say
412 accounts ship through SellerNest.
★★★★★
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.
Wholesale
Dana Merrick4,000 units a month
Straight answers
Questions sellers ask before an inspection project.
Need a workflow check?
Talk to the fulfillment team about the product and service scope.