Confirm the seller and account setup
Start with the actual seller, products and stock route. Check the business and product documents, invoicing setup, import responsibilities and fulfilment requirements for that launch. Resolve gaps before committing stock or a launch date.
The client owns the seller account. Give Xeller the access needed to run the agreed work, and record which decisions need client approval.
- Seller setup and approved account users
- Tax and invoicing responsibilities for the chosen route
- Brand, category and product documents
- Import and customs responsibilities where applicable
Prepare and check the Saudi listings
Listing preparation includes more than translation. Check titles, product details, images, claims, variations and categories for the actual products and account.
Use one checked source of product information for Arabic and English listings. Check the live details after publication so later edits do not conflict.
The published Amazon UAE launch record illustrates how an approval gap can hold up a launch. Its results belong to that UAE case, not a Saudi launch or a promised timeline.
- One checked product-information sheet
- Arabic and English listing inputs
- Category and variation checks
- Live listing checks after publication
Get stock to the right place, ready to sell
Confirm the stock destination, receiving requirements, shipment timing and restocking plan. Xeller runs the agreed stock movement and checks when the inventory is received and ready to sell.
Saudi storage and fulfilment are configured around the product, volume and destination. Xeller remains accountable for running the agreed marketplace and logistics operation from inventory movement through marketplace execution.
If an approval or receiving step takes longer than expected, review shipment timing and the launch plan before promising a selling date. Include storage costs and the cash tied up in stock that cannot yet sell. The budget must cover the next stock purchase as well as the first shipment.
Keep the daily work running after launch
Before launch, agree who handles listing fixes, account notices, stock alerts, incoming shipments, PPC and reporting. Decide which changes need client approval. Keep that daily work running after the first products go live.