Meet TikTok Shop's 48-Hour Shipping Rule. Actually.

No. TikTok Shop fulfillment SLAs can vary by market, shipping mode, order type, and the settings applied to the seller’s account. The current TikTok Shop policy and the SLA shown in Seller Center are the final references. Creating a label may also be different from the carrier scan or In Transit status used to evaluate dispatch.

No fulfillment provider can guarantee platform compliance or account outcomes. DailyFulfill can build a workflow around approved products, order-ready inventory, an agreed cut-off, mapped order data, packing rules, dispatch, and tracking. Missing stock, personalization, address issues, restricted products, volume above agreed capacity, carrier scans, and platform decisions remain outside a blanket guarantee.

No. DailyFulfill operates as an independent sourcing and fulfillment partner, not as TikTok Shop or an officially certified platform representative. The supported connection, account permissions, order fields, fulfillment location, tracking updates, and exception process must be confirmed for the seller’s shop before live orders begin.

Pre-stocking removes the need to purchase from a supplier after each customer order and makes the confirmed SKU, variant, packaging, and quantity available for warehouse processing. It reduces fulfillment risk during a sales spike, but it also creates inventory risk. Forecasts, daily capacity, replenishment triggers, and the seller’s available working capital should be reviewed before inventory is purchased.

Pre-stocked, order-ready inventory confirmed before the agreed cut-off can usually be processed the same business day. Personalization, production, missing stock or packaging, address issues, restricted products, capacity exceptions, or other holds add preparation time. Preparation is separate from carrier transit. Estimated transit after dispatch is 6–12 days to the US and 3–8 days to Europe, depending on destination, product, parcel data, customs, route, and external conditions.

MOQ depends on the product, supplier, customization, and packaging process. Stock standard items may start from one piece, common custom-logo projects are often around 200–500 pieces, and molds or special processes may require 1,000+ pieces; the confirmed supplier quote is final. Receiving checks and standard order-level verification are defined in the workflow, while batch sampling, full inspection, or product-specific tests are separate scopes. Standard storage for active clients is free within the agreed scope; oversized, inactive, transfer-out, disposal, or other exceptional arrangements are confirmed separately.

First confirm the order record, SKU and packing instruction, tracking events, parcel condition, customer evidence, and available carrier or warehouse records. Returned items are inspected before any decision to place them back into sellable inventory. Reshipment, refund, credit, a carrier claim, or another solution depends on the confirmed cause, responsibility boundary, and agreed policy. There is no blanket automatic “100% compensation” promise.

An overseas warehouse may fit when order volume and working capital are stable, SKUs are concentrated, the seller requires a 2–3 day local-delivery target, return handling is important, and the business can fund inventory in advance. The warehouse location, product eligibility, inbound plan, customs, capacity, storage, returns, pricing, and stock-transfer responsibilities must be confirmed before inventory moves.