1. to ship or send (goods) before the official or expected shipping date
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'preship'; business/commerce context

Examples

• The retailer preships holiday merchandise to distribution centers in October.
• Amazon preships popular items to regional warehouses to speed up delivery.
• The manufacturer preships samples to customers before the official product launch.
• The company preships orders to ensure they arrive by the promised date.