Hire Shipping & Receiving Clerks
Shipping and receiving clerks keep order flow and documentation clean. Our LatAm clerks handle the coordination, paperwork and system updates behind every shipment.
- Works your time zone
- 8-stage vetting
- Shortlist in 7–10 days
Typical annual cost
Companies save around 67% per shipping & receiving clerk — with no drop in seniority.
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What a shipping & receiving clerk does
Hire remote shipping & receiving clerks from Latin America.
- Process shipping orders, labels and documentation
- Log inbound receipts and verify against POs
- Coordinate pickups and deliveries with carriers
- Track shipments and update system records
- Resolve discrepancies, damages and short shipments
- Maintain shipping logs and compliance paperwork
Core skills we test for
- Order processing
- Shipping documentation
- Carrier portals
- Data accuracy
- ERP/WMS updates
- Clear communication
Tools they work in
Hiring shipping & receiving clerks, answered
How quickly can I hire a shipping & receiving clerk?
We typically present a shortlist of fully vetted candidates within 7–10 business days, and most clients make a hire within three weeks of kickoff.
How much does a remote shipping & receiving clerk from Latin America cost?
Most of our shipping & receiving clerks land around $15,000 per year all-in, versus roughly $45,000 for a comparable U.S. hire — about 67% less, with no drop in quality.
Will they work in my time zone?
Yes. Every professional we place works your business hours — LatAm overlaps with all U.S. time zones, so there are no overnight handoffs.
How do you vet shipping & receiving clerks?
Eight stages: English proficiency, a real role-specific skills assessment, structured interviews, behavioral assessment, reference checks, background check, internet speed test, and a workspace walkthrough. Roughly 2–3% of applicants pass.
Ready to meet your shipping & receiving clerk?
Book a free 20-minute intro call. We’ll scope the role and send a vetted shortlist within 7–10 days.