Share What You Are Shipping
Goods, package counts, dimensions, weights, origin, destination and intended shipping date.
How we operate
See The Whole Move.
Understand Each Handoff.
A shipment crosses several hands. Agree the cargo, cost scope, documents and destination before moving it, then keep the next action clear.
Shipment sequence
From First Details
To Final Receipt.
Use this sequence as a planning checklist. The written shipment scope confirms the work and the responsible parties for your selected service.
Shipment Details
You / supplierGoods, pickup, destination, packed measurements and ready date.
Route & Quotation
You + JetonReview the mode, endpoint, included work, separate charges and validity.
Origin Reception
Supplier + origin teamAgree receiving instructions; reconcile arrivals and package references.
Preparation & Release
You + handling teamConfirm packing work, final data and which goods may be released.
Transport Handoff
Jeton + selected carrierConfirm acceptance, booking references and required documents.
International Movement
Selected carrierFollow the confirmed route and transport updates for the shipment.
Destination Arrangements
Named destination partiesConfirm release requirements, document owners and the onward delivery plan.
Final Receipt
Receiver + delivery providerRecord delivery, receiving condition and any discrepancy to resolve.
From conversation to coordination
Four Clear Steps.
Agree The Requirements
Work through transport options, handling, documents and the scope of charges.
Coordinate The Cargo
Confirm supplier handoff or reception arrangements with the Guangzhou operations team.
Plan Onward Delivery
Clarify destination handling, receiving conditions and the final handoff.
Responsibilities at each handoff
Know Who Acts.
Know What Comes Next.
Use these roles to agree the shipment scope. The carrier, document issuer and destination provider are identified for the selected arrangement.
01Reception
You / Your Supplier
Share supplier references, contents, expected counts and arrival arrangements.
Jeton Coordination
Agree reception instructions and the counts, visible-condition checks or photos required.
Other Service Providers
The supplier or origin courier hands over the identified packages under the agreed arrangement.
Approval & Record
Receiving reference, package count and any discrepancy requiring your instruction.
02Preparation
You / Your Supplier
Confirm which arrivals to combine, required packing work and complete or partial release.
Jeton Coordination
Coordinate the agreed handling work and final packed measurements before release.
Other Service Providers
Any separately arranged inspection or specialist packing provider has an agreed scope.
Approval & Record
Packing instructions, measurement record and your release approval.
03Transport
You / Your Supplier
Provide accurate goods and trade information; approve the selected service and charges.
Jeton Coordination
Coordinate cargo acceptance, the transport handoff and the agreed document responsibilities.
Other Service Providers
The selected carrier performs transport. Document and customs roles depend on the arrangement.
Approval & Record
Confirmed service, cargo acceptance, transport reference and document owner.
04Destination Handoff
You / Your Supplier
Keep the receiver available and confirm the address, access and unloading requirements.
Jeton Coordination
Coordinate the agreed endpoint, receiving conditions and next action with the relevant parties.
Other Service Providers
The named destination provider handles the agreed release or delivery work.
Approval & Record
Release requirements, appointment, receiving evidence and any exception to resolve.
The work behind the move
Every Handoff.
A Clear Next Step.
Our Guangzhou operations team coordinates reception, handling and the onward shipment plan.
01 / ReceptionGuangzhou operations
Receive, Identify, Record.
Share supplier references and expected arrivals. Agree the package-count checks, visible-condition photos and any discrepancy report before goods are sent.
Supplier reference · arrival record · package count
See How We Operate
02 / PreparationGuangzhou operations
Bring The Shipment Together.
Confirm which arrivals belong to the shipment, the packing work required and the final measurements. Agree any partial release explicitly.
Packing instructions · final measurements · release approval
See How We Operate
03 / TransportGuangzhou operations
Match Cargo With The Move.
Review FCL, LCL, air or express options with the product, packaging, readiness date and destination in view. Confirm the selected service and document owners.
Selected service · cargo acceptance · document owner
See How We Operate
04 / DeliveryGuangzhou operations
Plan The Receiving Handoff.
Clarify the final endpoint, destination release, appointments, access and unloading arrangements. Keep the receiving contact and next action clear.
Receiving contact · agreed endpoint · delivery conditions
See How We OperateKeep The Plan In
One Conversation.
You do not need to create an account or complete a quotation form to speak to Jeton Express. Contact the team directly, share what you know and confirm any missing details together.
Before sending cargo, confirm reception details and the agreed service scope. Timing and charges depend on the specific shipment.
Official service reference
One Standard Across Jeton Express.
Our service standards apply across Jeton Express project websites. Confirm the scope, cargo acceptance, charges and schedule for your shipment directly with our team.
Costs
Read The Whole Quote.
Approve The Whole Scope.
Ocean, air, international road and CEP. Start with the cargo, choose the transport, then connect preparation and delivery.
Origin & Preparation
Collection, receiving, consolidation, packing and handling: identify the selected work.
International Transport
Mode, route, chargeable basis, surcharges and quote validity: compare the same shipment.
Destination & Delivery
Release, customs-related work, duties, taxes and final delivery: ask which items are separate.
Worked planning example
Three Suppliers, One Shipment
Situation
Supplier A has 12 cartons ready; B has 8; C has 5 arriving later. Sending everything together requires a receiving list and a decision about the missing arrival.
What To Do
- List supplier, order reference, expected cartons and expected arrival separately. Get receiving instructions before any supplier dispatches.
- Compare arrivals with that list. If A arrives with 11 cartons, identify the missing carton before treating the order as complete. Keep the discrepancy separate from C’s later arrival.
- Choose whether to wait or release a defined partial shipment. Identify exactly which cartons are included and approve any repacking before work begins.
What To Check Afterwards
Reconcile received, held and released cartons. Use final outer measurements and gross weights for the shipment; supplier estimates do not become final measurements simply because goods have arrived.
Worked planning example
One Shipment, Several References
Situation
A supplier order number, a warehouse receiving reference and a carrier tracking number can identify different stages. Searching the wrong number may return no result even when a package exists.
What To Do
- Map each order to its receiving reference and package count. Preserve the previous identifier if a package is relabelled.
- Use the carrier’s shipment or waybill number on the relevant tracking site. For multiple pieces, identify whether the number represents the shipment or one package.
- Keep document versions, handover dates and the final delivery record linked to the same shipment. An internal label alone does not prove carrier acceptance.
What To Check Afterwards
Separate confirmed events from assumptions: received locally, handed to a carrier, arrived at destination and delivered are distinct milestones. A missing scan does not by itself establish loss.
Illustrative planning example; quantities are invented, not a customer shipment or a quotation.
Your next shipment
Start With A Conversation.
Tell us what you are shipping and where it needs to go. Our team will help you work through the next steps.