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Kitting & Subscriptions

Kitting and Assembly Services

Multi-SKU kits, subscription boxes and assembly, built and shipped from one building.

When your customers expect a polished unboxing experience, every kit has to arrive looking and feeling right. We assemble custom kits and subscription boxes in a 74-degree climate-controlled facility, tracking each component from receipt through final pack-out. With Salesforce and Shopify integration, your inventory and orders stay connected to the systems you already use. The result is accurate, repeatable assembly that scales with your program and keeps subscribers and recipients engaged with your brand.

Kitting and assembly workspace
74°F Climate-Controlled Assembly
Temperature-sensitive components - cosmetics, supplements, chocolate, and similar products - stay protected throughout the kitting process.
Salesforce & Shopify Integration
Kit orders can trigger automatically from your CRM or ecommerce store. No manual handoff required.
Component-Level Inventory Tracking
Each item in your kit is tracked individually in All In View, so you know exactly when to reorder each component.
Structured Assembly Process
Components staged, bill of materials loaded, assembly executed, quantity verified, finished kit labeled with parent SKU, inventory adjusted in system.
Kit Types We Build

Every Kind of Kit. Built to Your Spec.

Whether you need 50 onboarding kits per month or 50,000 subscription boxes per quarter, we scale to your volume with consistent quality and same-day shipping.

Welcome & Onboarding Kits

New employee and new client kits, assembled to a fixed bill of materials and shipped as one parent SKU.

Subscription Boxes

Recurring monthly rotations, staged 5 to 10 days ahead of the ship date for quality checks and carrier sorting.

Trade Show Kits

Booth materials, samples and promotional goods, built here and shipped to the venue against the setup date.

Partner & Distributor Kits

Sales collateral and display materials, with printed inserts produced in the same building from as low as 25 pieces.

Promotional Bundles

Product pairs, gift items and retail displays combined into one sellable unit.

Gift & Holiday Kits

Decorative packaging, custom tissue and personalized cards, assembled at 74°F so nothing melts before it ships.

How Kitting Works

From Components on the Dock to a Finished Kit in Stock

1

Components Received

Every component is received, verified against your purchase orders, barcode-scanned and stored in the correct zone within 24 hours of arrival.

2

Bill of Materials Loaded

Your BOM goes into the system and sets the component counts, packaging specification and visual placement standard for the build.

3

Components Staged

Parts are pulled to the assembly area before the run starts, so a line never stops waiting on a component that is still in racking.

4

Built and Counted

Assembly line for continuous volume, batch builds for complex assortments. Physical counts are verified at each station before the outer pack is sealed.

5

Parent SKU Applied

The finished kit is labeled with its own parent SKU barcode, so from here it is one item to pick, count and ship.

6

Inventory Adjusted

Scanning the parent SKU decrements the component balances and adds the finished kit to active stock, so components and finished goods are never counted twice.

The Floor
50Kits, Smallest Program We Run
50KSq Ft Climate-Controlled
1993Assembling Kits Since
150+Countries Shipped To

How Fast, and How Many

What you are askingWhat to expect
Simple kit, 2 to 3 components, under 1,000 unitsAssembled the same day, once every component is on site
Typical program size50 kits a month at the small end, tens of thousands at the large end
Subscription boxesStaged 5 to 10 days ahead of your ship date
Minimum to startNone. 50 kits a month is the smallest program we run today
Printed insertsProduced in the same building, from as low as 25 pieces
Assembly floorHeld at 74°F, video monitored throughout the build
Our Process

Pre-Kitted or On Demand, Your Choice

Pre-kitting reduces labor cost per kit but requires forecasting. On-demand kitting costs more per unit but eliminates overage risk. We help you model both options based on your volume and variability.

74°F Climate-Controlled Assembly

Temperature-sensitive components, cosmetics, supplements, chocolate, and similar products, stay protected throughout the kitting process.

Video Surveillance

Assembly areas are video-monitored throughout the process. We can provide verification footage for high-value kit programs.

Salesforce & Shopify Integration

Kit orders can trigger automatically from your CRM or ecommerce store. No manual handoff required.

Component-Level Inventory Tracking

Each item in your kit is tracked individually in All In View, so you know exactly when to reorder each component.

Structured Assembly Process

Components staged, bill of materials loaded, assembly line or batch build executed, quantity verified, finished kit labeled with parent SKU, and inventory adjusted in system.

Conveyor packing line at J.M. Field's Fort Lauderdale facility
Protecting the Contents

Temperature-Sensitive and High-Value Components

Assembly areas are held at 74°F inside the 50,000 sq ft climate-controlled facility. That matters for cosmetics, supplements and confectionery, which are the components that quietly degrade in an uncontrolled warehouse and are not obviously damaged until a customer opens the box.

Assembly areas are video monitored throughout the process, and verification footage can be provided for high-value kit programs.

  • Component-level tracking. Every part of a kit carries its own reorder point in All In View, so one component running low is visible before it stops a build.
  • Order triggers. All In View integrates with Salesforce and Shopify, so a kit ordered in your CRM or storefront reaches the assembly floor without a manual handoff.
  • Inserts printed in house. Personalized letters, versioned collateral and localized brochures, from 25 pieces, with no freight leg between the printer and the packer.
Questions

Kitting FAQ

What is kitting and how does it work?
Kitting is the process of combining multiple individual items into a single package that ships as one unit. You send us the components - or we source them - and we assemble them per your spec. Each completed kit gets its own SKU and is tracked in All In View as a single inventory item.
Can you build subscription boxes?
Yes, where contracted. Subscription box programs require assembly, batch shipping, and forecast precision. We handle recurring scheduling, component management, and high-volume burst assembly. We coordinate component replenishment so boxes ship on time every cycle.
What is the minimum order quantity for kitting?
We work with a range of volumes. Share your expected monthly kit count and we will confirm pricing. We are set up for both boutique programs (a few hundred kits/month) and high-volume programs (tens of thousands per cycle).
How do on-demand kits differ from pre-kitted inventory?
Pre-kitted kits are assembled in advance and stored as finished units - faster to ship when ordered. On-demand kits are assembled when the order comes in from loose components - more flexible for customization. We can run both models depending on your order pattern and customization needs.
Can kits include personalized or variable items?
Yes. We can include personalized elements such as name-printed inserts, region-specific materials, or variable promotional items. Each kit configuration is managed as a separate SKU or built on demand based on the order details.
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