Your Onboarding Checklist
Getting started with Jetpack involves several key steps that build on each other. Here’s your roadmap to a successful launch:Step 1: Connect Your Store Integration
Your store integration is the foundation of your Jetpack fulfillment operations. When you connect your ecommerce platform, you enable automatic product syncing, order importing, and inventory management.Supported Store Platforms
Jetpack integrates with all major ecommerce platforms:- Shopify - Most popular integration with full automation support
- Amazon - Seller Central integration for FBA and FBM orders
- BigCommerce - Complete catalog and order syncing
- WooCommerce - WordPress-based store integration
- Adobe Commerce (Magento) - Enterprise ecommerce platform support
- eBay, Walmart, TikTok, Temu - Marketplace integrations
- And many more - See our complete Store Integration Overview
How Integration Works
When you connect your store, Jetpack automatically:- Syncs your product catalog - All active products import into the Jetpack Product Catalog
- Enables order syncing - New orders flow automatically into Jetpack for fulfillment
- Updates inventory levels - Real-time inventory sync keeps your store updated
- Tracks shipments - Tracking numbers automatically push to your store
Step 2: Sync and Configure Your Products
Once your store is connected, you’ll sync your product catalog into the Jetpack dashboard. This is the most common way merchants add products to the platform.Syncing Your Product Catalog
From your Jetpack dashboard:Open Quick Actions menu

Select Sync Your Products

Choose stores to sync

Import your products
Critical Product Configuration
After syncing, you must configure these product settings before sending inventory:Packaging Preferences
Choose how Jetpack packages your products:- Standard Packaging - Jetpack selects the most cost-effective box size
- Custom Packaging - Use your branded boxes and custom inserts
- Special Handling - Configure fragile handling, gift notes, or custom packing slips
Product Bundles and Sales Channels
If you sell bundled products or use multiple sales channels:- Product Bundles - Create virtual bundles that combine multiple SKUs into one sellable unit. See Creating Product Bundles.
- Sales Channels - Associate products with specific platforms to manage inventory distribution across channels.
Step 3: Send Your Inventory to Jetpack
Once your products are configured, you’re ready to send inventory to a Jetpack Fulfillment Center (FC). This process uses Warehouse Receiving Orders (WROs).Understanding the Receiving Process
Jetpack operates two receiving methods:Creating Your First WRO
To send inventory:Select destination Fulfillment Center

Add products and quantities

Configure lot information
Submit the WRO

Ship your inventory
Track receiving progress

Kitting and Case-Packed Items
If you send products that require assembly or arrive in master cases:- Kitting - Jetpack can assemble bundles, promotional packs, or subscription boxes. See How Kitting Works.
- Case Breakdowns - Send master cases and Jetpack will break them into individual units. See Case Breakdowns.
Step 4: Import Your Orders
With inventory received and available, you’re ready to start fulfilling orders. Jetpack offers multiple ways to get orders into the system.Automatic Order Syncing
The most common method is automatic syncing from your integrated store:- New orders sync automatically - When customers place orders, they flow into Jetpack within minutes
- Orders process based on rules - Your automation rules determine carrier selection and shipping speed
- Tracking updates automatically - Jetpack pushes tracking numbers back to your store
- Inventory decrements in real-time - Your store inventory updates as orders ship
Manual and Bulk Import Options
For B2B orders, wholesale orders, or orders from non-integrated channels:Order Status Monitoring
After orders are imported, monitor their progress:- Processing - Order is being picked and packed
- Shipped - Order has left the Fulfillment Center
- Action Required - Order needs attention (address issue, inventory shortage, etc.)
- Completed - Order delivered successfully
Understanding MultiHub IQ (For Multi-Location Fulfillment)
If you use Jetpack’s MultiHub IQ (MIQ) service, your inventory distribution works differently than standard single-FC fulfillment.How MultiHub IQ Works
MultiHub IQ uses a Hero Hub as your primary receiving location:- You send all inventory to your Hero Hub - One destination for all WROs
- MIQ distributes automatically - Jetpack’s algorithm allocates inventory across regional FCs
- Distribution based on demand - Uses historical data and forecasting
- Reduces shipping costs - Regional placement enables faster, cheaper shipping
- Rebalancing via Internal Transfer Orders - MIQ moves inventory between FCs as needed
MIQ Benefits
- Faster delivery times - Inventory positioned closer to customers
- Lower shipping costs - Shorter shipping zones reduce expenses
- Simplified sending - One destination for all WROs
- Automatic optimization - Algorithm handles distribution logic
US Fulfillment Checklist
For merchants shipping to US customers, here’s a quick checklist to ensure smooth operations:Frequently Asked Questions
How long does onboarding take?
How long does onboarding take?
Can I test the system before going live?
Can I test the system before going live?
What if I need custom integration or special requirements?
What if I need custom integration or special requirements?
Do I need to send inventory before connecting my store?
Do I need to send inventory before connecting my store?
Let’s Dive Deeper
Syncing Your Products
Sending Us Your Inventory
Importing Your Orders
Integrations + Apps Overview
Store Integration Overview
Shipping Preferences Overview

Questions? Contact Jetpack Care.
If you have any questions or run into issues, you can always contact Jetpack Care for help. Our team is always here to assist via Slack, phone, or email!