Three Steps, No Deployment
Your site keeps running as it is. The work happens on our side of the fence.
Get the Orders to Us
We take orders out of your store and into our warehouse system, and map your product records to ours. Your theme, your checkout, and your Drupal install stay exactly where they are.
Send the Inventory
Stock arrives at Madison, AL and is counted in by SKU. That physical count becomes the number behind your availability rather than one somebody typed in years ago.
We Take It From There
Orders are picked, packed to your rules, rated across carriers, and shipped. Tracking is written back so customers get notified without anyone logging into the admin.
What Changes, and What Does Not
No Site Work Required
No redeploy, no theme change, and no developer time booked. The store that has been earning quietly for years keeps doing exactly that.
A Real Count Behind the Catalog
Everything is counted at receiving and then cycle counted by class, with discrepancies cleared within one business day.
Same-Day Before 1:00 PM Central
Orders clearing before 1:00 PM Central ship that afternoon, which is usually a step up from whatever the current routine manages.
Carriers Compared Per Parcel
Every shipment is rated across USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL and regional carriers, rather than inheriting whatever the site was configured with a decade ago.
Packaging Included
Boxes, mailers, tape, and void fill come as standard and are not billed back to you.
Nothing to Commit To
No setup fee, no integration fee, no account-management fee, and no minimum contract.
Why Long-Running Drupal Stores Move Fulfillment First
Replatforming is expensive, risky, and rarely urgent. Fixing the warehouse is none of those things, and it is usually where the actual pain is.
- 99.9% pick accuracy and 99.2% on-time delivery on mapped ship methods.
- Free standard packaging materials, so supplies stop being a recurring purchase.
- Kitting and bundles assembled from component SKUs and tracked individually.
- Scheduled low-stock reports arriving without anyone having to build a view for them.
- A named account manager plus 24/7 human support for anything that needs a decision.
Everything runs on Shipedge from our warehouse in Madison, Alabama.
Living With an Older Stack
Four realities of running an established store on software nobody is actively extending.
Every change needs a developer
Adding a shipping rule or a warehouse module means finding someone who still knows this stack and paying for their caution. Moving fulfillment out means the next operational change costs nothing in code.
Stock numbers nobody trusts
Years of manual adjustments leave a catalog whose quantities are decorative. A physical receiving count and ongoing cycle counts reset that to something real.
Shipping logic frozen in time
Carrier configuration set up years ago quietly overcharges on half the parcels it touches. Rating every shipment at the warehouse sidesteps the site configuration entirely.
One person holding the operation
On stores like these, the same person usually knows the code, the customers, and where the boxes are. Taking the warehouse off that list removes the most replaceable part of the job first.
What Comes With It
Selling elsewhere without a replatform
Adding a marketplace normally means asking the site to do more. It does not have to. Those orders reach the same stock without passing through Drupal at all.
Read moreAn Amazon channel with no development project
FBA prep and Seller Fulfilled Prime run out of this building, which is how an Ubercart store gains an Amazon channel without anyone opening the codebase.
Read moreProduct changes that need no code
Kitting, relabeling and new packaging change what you sell without changing the store. On an aging build that is often the only kind of change worth making.
Read moreRecurring orders without a subscription module
Rather than bolting subscriptions onto an old Drupal site, recurring shipments can run as scheduled batches from here.
Read more“Every member of the Fulfyld team has been wonderful to work with. They are responsive and knowledgeable, and any need has been solved quickly.”