Ordinary stocking orders under the Temu system generally need to be shipped.

Temu sellers do not need to prepare goods in advance, but they need to complete the delivery to the Temu warehouse within 24 hours after the order is generated. If the goods are not shipped, a series of problems may occur, such as:

1. Violation of platform regulations: Placing an order in the Temu system is a necessary step, and not shipping may violate relevant regulations.

2. Affecting store ratings: The platform will evaluate the seller's performance based on assessment indicators such as delivery timeliness rate and divide them into grades. Failure to ship may lead to a reduction in rating.

3. Facing fines: Delayed delivery may be fined. If the goods are not shipped for more than 24 hours, the fine is 1 times the value of the goods; if the goods are not shipped for more than 48 hours, the fine is 5 times the value of the goods. If the goods are rejected due to product quality, or if the contract cannot be fulfilled on time due to out of stock, a fine of 5 times the value of the goods will also be imposed.

4. Reduce buyer trust: Failure to ship goods will lead to a decrease in buyers' trust in the platform and affect their willingness to continue using the Temu system.

5. Infringement of consumer rights: Failure to ship goods violates the principle of consumer rights protection. Consumers have the right to purchase goods and receive them as agreed. Failure to ship goods will seriously infringe on the rights of consumers and may face legal disputes and penalties.

However, in some special cases, such as problems with the Temu platform, such as the warehouse stopping receiving goods, it may lead to failure to ship goods. At this time, the platform usually issues relevant notices to inform sellers of the specific handling methods. Sellers are advised to pay close attention to the platform's notices and regulations and operate strictly in accordance with the requirements to avoid unnecessary losses.

At the same time, Temu has two assessment indicators for "hot-selling items": timely delivery rate and false delivery rate. The timely delivery rate refers to the percentage of "the total number of timely shipments of all hot-selling return orders in the period" divided by "the sum of the number of ready-to-ship items for all hot-selling return orders in the period" in an evaluation cycle. The evaluation is based on the number of shipments. The false shipment rate is the percentage of "the total number of false shipment orders for all hot-selling products returned in the period" divided by the "total number of all hot-selling products returned in the period" in an evaluation cycle, and is evaluated according to the dimension of the number of shipment orders. The platform will evaluate the seller's performance based on these two indicators in each cycle, and divide the sellers into four levels: S, A, B, and C. S is excellent, A is good, B is average, and C is poor. At present, a tolerance threshold is set for the false shipment rate, and it is considered qualified as long as it is within 5%. For sellers with an evaluation result of C, the platform will give punishment measures such as limiting the amount of cash withdrawal from the account.

In short, sellers should pay attention to platform regulations and relevant notifications, and handle ordinary stocking orders in a timely manner as required to ensure the normal operation and good performance of the store. If you have any questions about the handling of stocking orders in specific circumstances, it is recommended to contact the customer service or relevant person in charge of the Temu platform in a timely manner to obtain accurate guidance and solutions.