Compare
Match delivered item, package and labels against warehouse photos.
Superbuy workflow guide
A reliable Superbuy workflow starts before payment and continues through warehouse review, parcel preparation and delivery feedback. This page turns that process into a practical checklist for buyers.
Open buyer categoriesUse this page after the parcel arrives. Compare delivered details with QC photos, packaging and seller proof.
Check product link, variant, seller signal, size/color notes, expected cost and backup options.
Review QC photos, measurements, item count and visible issues before approving shipment.
Choose packaging, route, declaration and split/merge strategy based on the actual parcel.
Record what worked so future orders become easier to judge.
| Area | What To Do |
|---|---|
| Before Payment | Check product link, variant, seller signal, size/color notes, expected cost and backup options. |
| Warehouse Review | Review QC photos, measurements, item count and visible issues before approving shipment. |
| Parcel Submission | Choose packaging, route, declaration and split/merge strategy based on the actual parcel. |
| After Delivery | Record what worked so future orders become easier to judge. |
Use it when this exact Superbuy decision is blocking the next step in your order, QC review or parcel submission.
No. It helps you prepare clearer decisions and messages before contacting support or submitting a parcel.
Product browsing and buyer-ready categories should happen on buyer product spreadsheet categories, while this page stays focused on workflow decisions.
Use this page together with the order checklist, QC photo guide, warehouse flow and shipping route guide. The goal is to make each Superbuy decision clearer before the parcel leaves the warehouse.
Use this only after the parcel is delivered. The buyer is checking whether the received item matches QC photos and whether any issue needs evidence.
Match delivered item, package and labels against warehouse photos.
Save photos before using or discarding packaging.
Separate shipping damage from seller or warehouse mismatch.