A third-party logistics provider (3PL) is a company that provides logistics services to its clients. 3PLs are often used by companies that do not have their own logistics department or need more resources to handle their logistics needs. If you know how to use them right, 3PL companies can help your business succeed. Here are…
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When it comes to eCommerce, warehouse selection is critical. After all, the warehouse is where your products are stored and shipped from. Here are things to consider when selecting an eCommerce warehouse: Location When it comes to a warehouse location, you want to think about how it will impact your shipping times and costs. If…
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In eCommerce, businesses must fulfill two main orders: business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B). Though both types of orders are fulfilled similarly, there are some key differences that businesses need to be aware of to ensure that their orders are fulfilled properly. What Are B2C Orders? B2C orders are orders placed by customers on behalf of…
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Today, eCommerce companies use one of two business models: business to business (B2B) or business to customer (B2C). Fulfilling orders for end customers or another business may appear similar. Indeed, there are similarities between B2B and B2C eCommerce logistics operations, but their scopes differ. B2C order fulfillment typically handles a large number of small orders,…
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Running an e-Commerce company requires a large workforce. Companies need to fill many roles to respond to customer needs and demands, so hiring an entire team might be costly, especially for those just starting the business. However, fulfillment companies are now ready to take much of the workload for new businesses. Owners simply need to…
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The pandemic has caused a huge increase in online shopping as people of all ages turn to eCommerce for its ease, convenience, and safety. To meet the resulting demands on logistics and fulfillment, third-party logistics (3PL) providers have had to be more agile, adaptable, and flexible than ever before. In the post-pandemic world of 2022…
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No one can deny how eCommerce has changed the way consumers shop for the better. The pandemic has sped up the eCommerce industry’s growth as most companies took their businesses online, and consumers preferred to have their purchases delivered safely to their doorstep. This applied to everything – from daily groceries to clothing, mobile devices,…
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eCommerce businesses have a lot to manage and keep track of. Not only do they have to manage their inventory and product offerings, but they also have to worry about shipping, returns, and customer service. It can be a lot to handle, which is why many businesses choose to outsource their fulfillment to a third-party…
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Running an e-Commerce company requires a large workforce. Companies need to fill many roles to respond to customer needs and demands, so hiring an entire team might be costly, especially for those just starting the business. However, fulfillment companies are now ready to take much of the workload for new businesses. Owners simply need to…
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A subscription fulfillment service is a business that manages the fulfillment of subscription orders for other companies. This can include anything from handling the shipping and handling of the products to dealing with customer service inquiries. A subscription fulfillment service is a valuable asset to any business that offers a subscription service, as it can…
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