Three Steps and No New Feature Work
Your developers keep their sprint. Ours is the only side of this that has to change.
Connect to What Exists
Orders come from your store into our warehouse system and we map your product records to ours. No new checkout, no new shipping module, no schema migration.
Send the Inventory
Stock arrives at Madison, AL and is counted in by SKU, with each one given its own location. That count becomes the number your availability is based on.
Orders Run Themselves
We pick, pack, rate across carriers, and ship. Tracking is written back to the order so your customers get notified without a notification service to maintain.
Features You Do Not Have to Maintain
Rate Shopping, Not a Rate Table
Every parcel is priced across USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL and regional carriers in the warehouse, so nobody has to build or maintain carrier logic in your codebase.
Inventory Kept True at the Source
Quantities update as we pick and are verified by cycle counting by class, with discrepancies cleared within one business day.
Same-Day Cutoff at 1:00 PM Central
Orders confirmed before 1:00 PM Central ship that afternoon, which is a service level you can publish without building anything to support it.
Kitting Without a Data Model
Bundles are assembled from component SKUs tracked individually in our system, so you are not modelling kit logic in your own database.
Packaging Rules Held Here
Different order types get packed to different rules and the rule fires at the pick station, rather than becoming configuration somebody has to own.
No Fees to Connect
No setup fee, no integration fee, no account-management fee, and no minimum contract.
Why Teams With Their Own Store Still Outsource the Warehouse
A development team is the most expensive resource in most of these businesses. Warehouse features are the easiest thing to stop spending it on.
- 99.9% pick accuracy and 99.2% on-time delivery on mapped ship methods.
- Free standard packaging materials, included rather than sourced and tracked by you.
- Lot and expiration tracking with FEFO picking where your products are date-coded.
- Container and LTL receiving on scheduled dock appointments with a dedicated team.
- A named account manager and 24/7 human support, so operational questions do not become tickets.
The warehouse runs on Shipedge, in Madison, Alabama.
What Warehouse Features Cost to Own
Four line items that quietly live in your backlog for as long as you run fulfillment yourself.
Carrier logic that never stays finished
Rates, surcharges, and service changes arrive every year, and each one is a change request against code somebody wrote once. Moving rating into the warehouse retires that maintenance permanently.
Inventory accuracy treated as a data problem
No amount of application logic makes a count true if nobody is counting. Physical cycle counting is the only thing that does, and it is not something a codebase can provide.
Every warehouse feature competing with revenue work
Pick lists, packing rules, and label printing all get built eventually, each one displacing something that would have made money. Handing the whole category over gives that capacity back.
Operational knowledge held by one engineer
When the person who built the shipping integration leaves, the risk is not the code, it is that nobody else knows why it works. Warehouse operations held outside your stack do not leave with anyone.
What We Cover Beyond Order Flow
Carrier decisions, held here
Rates and service changes land on us every year instead of arriving as a change request against code somebody wrote once and left.
Read moreCounting as a physical process
Stock is verified on a schedule by people walking the aisles, with discrepancies cleared inside a business day. That is not a data problem you can solve in software.
Read moreKits without a data model
Bundle logic lives in our system, assembled from component SKUs, so your database does not need a concept of what goes into what.
Read moreExport paperwork
HS codes, country of origin, and declared values sit on the product record here, so international orders are not another schema change on your side.
Read more“Their commitment to precision, efficiency, and communication has been instrumental in elevating our success. Their partnership has become indispensable.”