Online store
Retail orders, packing to brand guidelines and returns handling under the agreed model.
ONE INVENTORY / MULTIPLE CHANNELS
Different sales channels.
Shared logistics.
B2B, B2C, D2C and marketplaces from one inventory. Our One Stop Shop model combines storage, order handling, distribution and value-added services.
What we handle for you
Every channel has its own rules.
The process can be shared.
We tailor the service to your products, sales channels and operational scale.
Marketplace
Marketplace order fulfilment that accounts for platform requirements and the agreed integration scope.
B2B and distribution
Preparation of larger orders for stores and wholesale customers from the same warehouse facilities.
For your business
A new sales channel.
Familiar operational support.
We first organise order sources, stock reservation rules and recipient requirements. Then we select integrations and design picking and dispatch workflows.
Getting started
From the first conversation
to shared operations.
We agree responsibilities, scope and timelines. Each next step follows your company's needs.
- 01
Mapping your channels
We identify where orders originate and where products are delivered.
- 02
Shared rules
We agree data flows and inventory handling.
- 03
Service testing
We check the order journey for every channel.
- 04
Everyday fulfilment
We serve the agreed channels from one shared warehouse.
Good to know
Questions about omnichannel.
Have a specific product or process in mind? Talk to our team.
Can B2B and B2C share one inventory?
Yes. This is the foundation of the multichannel model. We agree stock reservation, availability and data exchange during implementation.
Can I add another marketplace later?
We plan such changes together, checking the new channel's requirements, integration and impact on operations.
Does every channel need the same packaging?
No. We can agree different preparation standards for your store, marketplaces and B2B customers.
Proven in practice / D2C
An extensive network.
One distribution process.
Logistics for a D2C brand: supplying sales outlets and representatives, integrating orders and controlling inventory and returns.
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Your next step?
Logistics with a clear plan.
Tell us about your products and the scale of your operations. Together, we will define the scope of our partnership.