Prepare
Map SKU and barcode identities, import catalog data, create inbound plans, manifests, labels, and dock requests.
E-commerce, marketplace, and FBA fulfilment
Turn merchant demand into a clean physical flow.
Connect channels, catalog identity, inbound preparation, inventory, pick and pack, multi-carrier labels, customer visibility, and returns without making merchants call operations for every exception.
Merchant to doorstep
One order journey, two operating views.
Merchants prepare products and inbound stock in a client workspace. Warehouse teams execute physical work with task-first floor tools.
Receive
Validate cartons and quantities, reconcile discrepancies, quality-check stock, and direct put-away.
Fulfil
Release waves, batch and route picks, consolidate, cartonize, pack, and confirm shipment readiness.
Ship and return
Compare signed rates, fund and buy labels, expose tracking, and manage return intake and disposition.
Warehouse execution
Operators work the queue, not the menu.
Receiving, replenishment, picking, packing, and exception work are available on the surfaces suited to the station and role.
- Wave, batch, zone, cluster, and guided pick workflows.
- Put-wall, cartonization, fast packing, and label confirmation.
- Allowlisted offline scan flows; unsafe writes require reconnection.
Merchant self-service
Let the client prepare and buy without losing control.
Client-scoped capabilities keep funding, quotes, label evidence, catalog mappings, and inbound amendments reviewable and traceable.
Catalog mapping
Propose and approve merchant SKU, barcode, and canonical product relationships before labels and receipts depend on them.
Versioned plans
Build carton and SKU manifests, generate product/carton/pallet labels, book delivery, and retain document history.
Signed quote to label
Compare client-visible sell prices, choose wallet or pay-as-you-go funding, buy labels atomically, and preserve receipts.
Frontline visibility
Keep the next physical action in hand.
The rugged handheld gives floor operators workload, scan, task, and offline continuity without shrinking the web control tower onto a phone.
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The merchant-to-floor evidence chain
Do not stitch the important parts together after the fact.
Product identity, inbound commitment, warehouse truth, client sell price, funding, carrier transaction, and local print acknowledgement remain distinct but correlated.
Resolve identity first
Canonical product, merchant SKU, barcode, packaging, lot, serial, expiry, and prep-label rules are approved before labels and stock depend on them.
Protect inbound versions
Submission, amendment, booking, documents, labels, receiving status, and discrepancy response retain expected version and actor evidence.
Join quote, money, and label
One idempotent workflow retains signed sell price, wallet/card state, carrier request, capture, receipt, history, void, and refund reconciliation.
Keep hardware local
The backend authorizes artifacts; the bound workstation or handheld validates printer profile, sends locally, and returns acknowledgement.
Model one order
Bring an inbound carton and an outbound basket.
Review catalog identity, receiving, storage, fulfilment, carrier choice, labels, tracking, and returns against your actual volumes.