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Ecom Logistics

Fulfillment requirements by industry

Product dimensions, shelf life and retail requirements change the warehouse work behind an order. Review the categories below, then bring your product specification to the team so handling and service suitability can be confirmed.

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Four bays of shelving holding garments, jars, pet food and toys, with a picking cart in front

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Apparel and fashion Sizes and colours multiply the SKU count. Returns add another inventory task: inspecting the item, recording its condition and restocking only when it meets your resale rules. What changes here
CPG and retail Cases and pallets alongside single units, retailer routing guides that differ per account, and promotional packs that need building ahead of a date somebody else set. What changes here
Nutraceuticals and supplements Bring your product class, shelf life and lot data to the fulfillment discussion. The receiving and picking plan needs to reflect those requirements before the first inbound shipment. What changes here
Pet supplies Weight and parcel dimensions matter for bulky or heavy pet products. Replenishment orders can also create recurring demand that helps with inventory and dispatch planning. What changes here
Food and beverage Ambient products still need clear storage specifications, date-code requirements and packaging that protects the order. Confirm those details before sending stock to the warehouse. What changes here
Toys and games Peak forecasts, stock arrival dates and promotional packs shape the warehouse workload. Plan those together instead of assessing capacity from an average week. What changes here
Manufacturing and industrial Fewer, larger orders, freight in and freight out, and B2B paperwork rather than parcel labels. Usually a warehousing and distribution conversation before it is a fulfillment one. What changes here

The floor changes; the record does not

Whatever the category needs on the bench, every unit is scanned onto the same order record.

23M+ Packages delivered

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services on one network

Fulfillment, freight and last-mile delivery, run on a single system of record.

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countries served

Canada and the United States, covered by the same network and the same operations team.

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operations team

The team that receives your stock is the team that answers when a shipment needs attention.

Subscription and campaign fulfillment

Scheduled box builds and campaign shipping waves need planning before dispatch. These pages explain the component, order-data and timing questions to settle before stock moves.

Subscription boxes Recurring shipping runs, with components, kit variants and subscriber changes planned before dispatch. Read on Crowdfunding An initial shipping wave followed by late pledges, replacements and ongoing orders, with destinations reviewed before launch. Read on

Tell us what you ship.

Category, SKU count and how seasonal it is. We come back with what changes on the floor for your product and what stays the same.

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