Battlefield Advertising stores, kits and ships branded merchandise, apparel and marketing materials so your team is not packing boxes between campaigns. One inventory, one point of contact, shipped on your schedule anywhere in Canada.
Once branded merchandise, apparel or marketing materials are produced, someone still has to store them, keep track of inventory, and get the right items to the right people at the right time. For a single event, that might mean shipping boxes to a venue. For an ongoing brand campaign, it means managing inventory across months, packing individual kits, and shipping to a list of offices, stores or remote staff on a recurring schedule.
Battlefield Advertising runs this side of the process for Canadian businesses as part of the same relationship that sources and produces the branded products. Instead of bringing in a separate logistics provider, your fulfillment program runs through the same point of contact who managed the original order, with inventory tracked and reported back to you.
Kitting is the process of combining multiple items, such as a branded shirt, a notebook, a welcome letter and a piece of swag, into a single packaged kit ready to ship or hand out. It is one of the most requested parts of a fulfillment program because it moves the assembly work off your team's desks and into a warehouse process built for it.
New-hire kits assembled and ready to ship to a home address or office on the employee's start date.
Booth kits with signage, giveaways and apparel assembled and shipped directly to the event or to staff travelling to it.
Recurring kits sent to field sales or service teams, with consistent contents so every territory looks the same.
Awards, gifts and branded items packaged together for milestone or recognition programs sent on a schedule.
We map out what gets stored, how kits are assembled, who receives them, and on what schedule, whether that is on-demand orders or a recurring shipment plan.
Branded products are produced through the usual process and received into inventory, with counts confirmed and reported back to you.
Items are assembled into kits ahead of time or kept as individual SKUs ready to be combined when an order comes in, depending on the program.
Orders go out to a single address, a list of offices, or individual recipients across Canada, with inventory levels updated after each shipment.
Once inventory is set up, on-demand orders typically ship within a few business days of a request, depending on the kit and the carrier. For recurring programs, such as a monthly shipment to a list of offices or a welcome kit triggered by each new hire, we agree on a standing schedule so shipments go out without a new request each time.
You receive a record of what shipped, when, and to where, along with remaining inventory counts after each run. This makes it straightforward to plan reorders before a product runs low, rather than discovering a shortage mid-campaign. For programs tied to a specific event date, such as a trade show or conference, we work backward from that date to confirm production and shipping timelines fit the schedule.
Brand campaign fulfillment becomes most valuable once a program runs across more than one location or over an extended period. A single shipment is easy to manage internally. A campaign that needs the same kit sent to forty store locations, or a welcome kit shipped every time someone is hired across the country, is where a managed inventory and fulfillment process saves the most time.
Multi-location retail and offices receive consistent signage, apparel and merchandise shipments without each location ordering separately.
Field sales and service teams get recurring kits shipped directly to their location, keeping every territory equipped the same way.
National campaigns and conferences ship kits and signage to multiple cities from one managed inventory, avoiding duplicate local orders.
Remote and hybrid teams receive welcome kits, recognition gifts and seasonal items shipped directly to home addresses.
