Onboarding is fairly quick. Here is exactly what is involved, what we need from you, and what we take care of — so there are no surprises.
The bulk of onboarding is getting your product information into our system. Once that is in, everything else moves quickly.
Never used SKUs before? Plenty of our vendors hadn't. A SKU is just a short code that uniquely identifies one version of one product — so Rose Balm 50ml and Rose Balm 100ml each get their own. It is what lets us tell your stock apart on the shelf and on a picking slip. If you don't have them yet, we will help you set them up sensibly. It is not a blocker.
Photos, prices, SKUs and barcodes. We load them into Celium, or update what is already there.
We set you up on your Celium profile and walk you through it. Anyone on your team who needs to see orders or stock can have their own login.
All our day-to-day communication happens on Slack rather than email. You get your own channel, and we are in it.
You add us as a collaborator on your Shopify store so orders reach us automatically. We also work with Wix, WooCommerce and Takealot. Nothing goes live until you say so.
Bring it in or send it through. We book it in, check it against your products and put it on the shelf.
Have a read through our terms of service. You will be asked to accept them the first time you sign in.
When you are ready for us to start fulfilling from your store, we switch it on. Orders come through to us and we pick, pack and ship them.
Neither is urgent, and neither is permanent — but they are worth thinking about while you get set up.
None of this is part of onboarding. It is here so you know it exists when you need it.
Fill in the onboarding form and we will get straight back to you. If you would rather talk it through first, get in touch.
Once you are set up, help.celium.eco has guides for everything — adding products, connecting your store, booking stock in, and understanding fees and payouts.