OrientDig Spreadsheet HaulPartner guide to the parcel half

The warehouse half of the trip

OrientDig Spreadsheet: plan the purchase and the parcel

Discover the products you want and plan how they will reach you. Start with search or a category, then follow the guides through purchase, QC, packing and delivery.

Browse the categories

Pick where to start. Each tile opens that category, and the line under it is the thing that matters once the item is sitting in the warehouse waiting for a parcel: whether it brings air with it, whether it moves the weight, whether it decides the route.

Sneakers

Sneakers

The bulkiest thing in most hauls once the shoe box travels too.

CategoryOuterwear

Outerwear

Heavier than it looks. One coat can cross a weight step by itself.

CategoryHoodies

Hoodies

Mostly air until something compresses them.

CategoryT-shirts

T-shirts

The filler that uses space you have already paid for.

CategoryJeans

Jeans

Dense. Two pairs move the weight before they look like much.

CategorySweatpants

Sweatpants

Fold flat and fill the gaps a boxed pair of shoes leaves behind.

CategoryWomenswear

Womenswear

Sized by the seller, not by a chart. Worth settling before it ships.

Search resultsJerseys

Jerseys

Flat and light, and the one category where the print is the product.

CategoryBags

Bags

Structured ones carry their own air. Stuffing them is the usual trick.

CategoryHats

Hats

Crushable. A cap under a jacket arrives a different shape.

CategoryBelts

Belts

Small, dense, and happy to curl into a gap.

CategoryEyewear

Eyewear

The case is the parcel problem, not the frames.

CategoryPerfume

Perfume

Liquid. It changes which route the parcel can take at all.

CategoryJewellery

Jewellery

Weighs nothing and raises the declared value fastest.

CategoryWatches

Watches

Small, valuable, and the usual reason a parcel gets opened.

CategoryElectronics

Electronics

Batteries decide the route before weight gets a say.

Category

All twenty categories, with what to check before each one joins a box

What is the OrientDig Spreadsheet?

A catalogue for discovering products and keeping their seller links. Browse a category, open the listing and check the exact item before sending its link to the agent.

Why use this Spreadsheet?

The category notes connect the item to its place in a parcel: fit, weight, bulk and packing. You can compare purchases before paying to move them.

How the catalogue works

What is OrientDig?

A shopping agent that purchases from sellers, receives the goods in its warehouse, provides inspection photos and sends the international parcel you choose.

Why choose OrientDig?

It connects buying and parcel consolidation, which can help when ordering from several Chinese sellers. Compare the full shipping quote and restrictions; combining is useful only when the resulting parcel suits your items and timing.

Agent services and their limits

How to use the Spreadsheet and OrientDig

  1. Choose the product and check seller evidence, measurements and the exact variant.
  2. Paste its link into OrientDig and pay for the goods and domestic delivery.
  3. Inspect warehouse QC photos. Request missing views or an eligible return before dispatch.
  4. Select items for the parcel, choose packing and a suitable line, then pay international freight.
  5. Track delivery, inspect the contents and retain evidence for any support request.
OrientDig warehouse rows with QC thumbnails and checkboxes for the items to combine
Review the stored goods, then select the items that will travel together. This is the warehouse stage, after the goods have been purchased.

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Plan the parcel, then keep track of it

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