Fulfillment App

The application connects directly to your e-commerce platform's API. It continuously listens for new orders and automatically imports them into the fulfillment dashboard in real-time. Once an order is shipped, it sends the tracking information back to your store to notify the customer.

Yes, absolutely. This is the primary reason to build a custom app. Whether you use batch picking, zone picking, or a completely unique method, we design the software's logic and user interface to match and optimize your team's real-world processes.

Yes. Hardware integration is a core component. We can build the application (often as a mobile app for warehouse staff) to work seamlessly with handheld barcode scanners for picking and verification. We also integrate directly with thermal printers to automate the printing of packing slips and shipping labels.

As soon as an order is marked as fulfilled in the app, it makes an immediate API call back to your e-commerce platform(s) to decrement the stock levels for the items in that order. This real-time sync ensures your storefront's inventory is always accurate, preventing overselling.

Our process is highly collaborative and focused on reliability. It begins with a deep discovery phase where we map out every step of your fulfillment process. We then move through UX/UI design, agile development with regular demos, and rigorous testing with your actual hardware before a phased rollout and team training.

We use modern, reliable technologies suited for real-time applications. The back-end is often built with Node.js or Laravel for fast API performance, and the front-end can be a responsive web app or a native/cross-platform mobile app built with a framework like React or React Native.

Yes. We integrate the application with shipping carrier APIs (like Shippo, ShipStation, or directly with carriers like FedEx, UPS, and DHL). This allows your packing team to get rates, buy postage, and print shipping labels directly from the application interface without any manual data entry.

A custom fulfillment application is a significant investment in your core business operations. The timeline and cost depend heavily on the complexity of your workflows and the number of integrations. A project typically takes 4-8 months, and we provide a detailed proposal after a thorough discovery phase.