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Nowadays, commerce is conducted through multiple channels simultaneously. Marketplaces, branded storefronts, wholesale platforms, and social commerce generate a constant flow of orders throughout the day. Each order follows the same process: picking, packing, and shipping. Manual handling leads to disarray. Staff are constantly switching between systems, re-entering the same data, and trying to cope with the workload during peak times. Complete integration is the glue that ho

Customers want more. Their main demands are speed and low prices. Brands now sell on five different platforms at once.  Each of them has its own guidelines. Every client wants to be served perfectly. The entire situation makes it hard to get a reasonable profit. Still, the right warehouse technology is capable not only of managing the chaos but also of converting it into profit. It all comes down to understanding what characteristics make that happen. Multi-Channel Complexity

In the past, selling products online was a straightforward process. Enumerate items in one place, pack the orders, and send them out. However, the eCommerce world today is entirely different. Companies are selling their products simultaneously on Shopify, Amazon, eBay, WooCommerce, and Walmart. Each platform has its dashboard, rules, and peculiarities. This situation creates a lot of difficulties. Orders are coming from all over the place. The figures for available stock are

Small businesses can get away with spreadsheets and manual processes. But as thousands of orders are handled daily over multiple...

At the core of any e-commerce operation is a warehouse, but without the right software, it’s nothing but chaos. Today’s consumers demand...