3 photos. No integration. Live tomorrow.
Quick Start is how a site with an existing WMS begins without waiting on anyone. Photograph the item, photograph your own serial, done. Upstream builds the record against that serial and your system finds the unit when it sells.
At the dock, with or without a record
What it is and what it is worth
Where it goes, by your rules
Sold where it recovers the most
Picked and shipped from your system or ours
Quick Start covers the first two stops. Route and Resell picks up from there.
3 photographs and you are done.
Photograph the item
Two photographs of the item as it is received. A phone is enough.
Photograph your serial
The last photograph is the serial or label your own system already put on the item. That becomes the key.
Upstream takes it from there
Identity, condition, value and a decision come back against your serial. Put it on the shelf with your own system. When we tell you it sold, find it with your system and ship it with our label.
The parts that used to take a quarter.
Integration with every seller or brand
One relationship with the business unit is enough. Upstream identifies the item from the photograph, not from a feed.
Engineering time
Nothing for your team to build. Nothing for ours to wait on.
The opt in problem
Nobody has to enroll item by item for the returns to be seen.
The wait
The backlog that used to be dealt with after an implementation is where Quick Start begins.
Every operator has one. Start there.
A Quick Start pass through a backlog produces two things. Manifested wholesale pallets a buyer can trust, and a Gaylord of items worth selling on their own. The pile that has been growing for years starts shrinking the first day.
For 3PLs →
the backlog, before the first passA phone and a place to stage.
Bring us the pile.
The walkthrough ends with a Quick Start scoped to your backlog. Most sites are processing the next day.