For an international order, successful delivery involves more than manufacturing and transportation. From order confirmation and shipping information to customs procedures, product preparation, packaging, dispatch, and final delivery, each stage needs to be properly coordinated. NAVI Titanium follows a structured order and logistics process for standard products, regular orders, and products made according to specific customer requirements, helping keep product information, shipping arrangements, and delivery documents consistent throughout the process.
Order Confirmation
The process begins after the customer confirms the order. NAVI Titanium reviews the order details with the customer by email to ensure all key information is clear before production or order preparation.The confirmation mainly covers:
Product Details: Specification, material, dimensions, configuration, and quantity.
Order Details: Price, delivery schedule, and packaging requirements.
Shipping Details: Consignee, delivery address, contact information, and transportation method.
Technical Details: Drawings, photos, or specific requirements when applicable.
For standard products, the confirmation focuses on the selected specification, quantity, delivery, and shipping information. For products with specific requirements, additional technical details are confirmed before production.
The confirmed email communication provides a clear written record for production and subsequent logistics arrangements.

Customs & Export

For international orders, export and customs procedures are an important part of the delivery process. The required information is prepared according to the confirmed order and transportation arrangement.
Depending on the shipment, the information used for export procedures may include the product description, quantity, declared value, HS code, country of origin, consignee information, package details, and Commercial Invoice.
Before the shipment enters the export customs declaration process, the relevant information is checked against the actual products and packaging. This helps maintain consistency between the order information, commercial documents, customs declaration, and physical shipment.
After the applicable export procedures are completed, the goods can proceed to the transportation stage.
The exact customs process may vary according to the destination, transportation method, product type, declared information, and requirements of the relevant customs authorities. NAVI Titanium coordinates the necessary information and documents according to the shipping arrangement.
Production & Inspection
After the order is confirmed, production or order preparation is arranged according to the agreed requirements. The production schedule is coordinated with the confirmed quantity, specifications, delivery time, and other order details.
When the products are completed, a final check is carried out before packaging. The inspection may cover:
Quantity & Dimensions: Confirming the actual quantity and main dimensions against the order.
Configuration & Appearance: Checking the product structure, surface condition, and overall appearance.
Connections & Machined Areas: Checking threads, openings, connection points, and other machined sections when applicable.
Technical Requirements: Reviewing drawings, specifications, or other requirements confirmed with the customer.
For standard products, the inspection mainly focuses on the confirmed product specifications and quantity. For products with specific drawings or technical requirements, the finished products are checked against the corresponding information before packaging.


① Finished Product Photos
Photos can be taken after the products are completed and before packaging begins.
The photos may show the overall appearance of the products, quantity, configuration, dimensions, connection areas, threads, machined surfaces, or other important sections.
These photos provide a visual record of the completed order and can be used for internal order records or shared with the customer when required.
② Pre-Packaging Inspection Photos
Before packaging, the products are checked again to confirm their condition and quantity.
The pre-packaging photos can show the products in their unpackaged condition and provide an additional record before protective materials are applied.
For orders containing multiple pieces, the photos can also help show the quantity and overall condition of the shipment before packing.
Packaging
Once the products have passed the pre-packaging check, the packaging process begins. The packaging method is selected according to the product size, shape, weight, structure, quantity, and transportation requirements. Different products may require different levels of protection, especially when they contain threads, machined surfaces, edges, connection areas, or other sections that need to be protected during transportation.
③ Protective Bag / Foam Packaging Photos
The products can first be protected using plastic bags, foam, cushioning materials, separators, or other suitable materials.
The purpose of the inner packaging is to reduce unnecessary movement, friction, impact, and contact during handling and transportation.
Where necessary, individual products can be separated from each other to prevent direct contact. Additional protection can also be added around vulnerable areas according to the product configuration.
Photos of the protective bags and foam packaging can be taken after the inner packaging is completed, providing a record of how the products are protected inside the shipment.


④ Carton / Wooden Case Photos
After the inner protection is completed, the products are placed into the appropriate outer packaging.
Depending on the shipment, reinforced export cartons or wooden cases may be used. The selection can take into account product weight, package dimensions, quantity, transportation method, shipping distance, and customer requirements.
The outer packaging helps provide additional protection during loading, unloading, handling, and long-distance transportation.
Once the cartons or wooden cases are closed and secured, shipping marks, labels, or other required identification can be applied.
Final Packing
After the outer packaging is completed, the shipment is checked one final time before dispatch.
The package quantity, shipping marks, labels, overall packaging condition, and relevant shipping information can be checked to ensure that the shipment is ready for handover to the logistics provider.
⑤ Complete Ready-to-Ship Photos
Final ready-to-ship photos can be taken before the goods leave the facility.
These photos may show the complete cartons or wooden cases, package quantity, shipping marks, labels, and overall condition of the finished shipment.
The final photos provide a complete visual record of the shipment immediately before dispatch. Together with the finished product and packaging photos, they create a continuous record from product completion to final packing.

Shipping Documents

After the shipment is arranged and the goods are handed over to the logistics provider, the relevant shipping information and documents are provided to the customer. Depending on the transportation method and destination, the documents may include:
- Shipping label
- Logistics or shipping document
- Tracking number
- Commercial Invoice
- Packing information
- Other required shipping documents
The shipping label provides basic shipment and delivery information, while the tracking number allows the customer to follow the transportation status.
The Commercial Invoice contains important information for international trade and customs clearance. Other documents may be provided when required by the logistics provider, customer, or destination country.
Providing these documents after dispatch gives the customer the information needed to monitor the shipment and prepare for the next stage of delivery.
Delivery & Tracking
Once the shipment has been dispatched, the goods enter the transportation stage. NAVI Titanium provides the customer with the tracking number and relevant shipping information for shipment follow-up.
For domestic shipments, the goods are transported through the relevant logistics network to the delivery address. For international shipments, the process may include international transit, destination-country customs clearance, local transportation, and final delivery.
The transportation process depends on the destination, shipping method, logistics provider, and applicable customs requirements. For international orders, the consignee may need to provide additional information for import customs clearance.
NAVI Titanium keeps the relevant logistics information organized after dispatch, allowing customers to track the shipment and prepare for final receipt.

Complete Order Support

A reliable delivery process requires coordination across multiple stages. Product information needs to remain consistent from order confirmation through production and packaging, while shipping information and commercial documents need to correspond with the actual shipment. NAVI Titanium follows the order from the initial email confirmation through production or order preparation, inspection, packaging, export procedures, shipment, and logistics tracking.
After dispatch, shipping labels, logistics information, tracking details, Commercial Invoice, and other required documents can be provided to the customer according to the shipping arrangement. By connecting order confirmation, production, packaging, customs, transportation, and documentation into one process, NAVI Titanium provides customers with clearer order follow-up from the initial confirmation through final delivery.
