Your E-Fulfillment Service Provider

If you run an eBay shop, you know the drill. Orders come in throughout the day, buyers expect fast delivery, and eBay evaluates very closely how reliable shipping and tracking are. That's exactly why we take care of your fulfilment. We store your goods, pick orders accurately, package them appropriately for the product, and ship daily with clear cut-off times. Shipping confirmation and tracking are sent automatically, so your shop appears stable in your account and your delivery promises are kept on a daily basis.

On eBay, processing time is often the deciding factor. When processes are in place, your shipping remains predictable, even during promotions, seasonal peaks, or when your product range grows. We ensure that stocks remain traceable, variants and sets are clearly displayed, and returns are processed in such a way that goods are quickly available again. The result is an eBay shop that scales without your team getting stuck at the packing table in their day-to-day business.

Shopify feels comfortable for many operators because the system is designed for clear processes. This is exactly what plays into the hands of fulfilment. Shopify becomes crucial when your shop not only sells individual items, but also works with variants, bundles or multiple storage locations.

In practice, a Shopify fulfilment connection often depends on a point that seems minor at first glance. Bundles and sets need a clear logic. Is the set ready in the warehouse or is it put together during packing? Both are fine. But this decision should be made early on so that the process doesn't get bogged down later.

Once this is set up properly, Shopify often runs very smoothly in fulfilment. Orders go automatically to the warehouse, stock remains traceable, and tracking comes back reliably. And that's exactly how it should feel.

Shopware is strong in the DACH region because it offers freedom. This freedom is an advantage in fulfilment when it is translated into clear rules. Because Shopware can do a lot. The question is how clearly your setup describes the things that matter in everyday shipping.

With a Shopware fulfilment interface, your data model often decides. Which fields really need to be included in the order? Which statuses have a clear meaning in your process? Which shipping methods should be mapped and how? And which system will later manage the inventory?

Shopware becomes particularly powerful once these points have been consciously established. The system can then be integrated very professionally into a fulfilment process chain, even with B2B requirements or a catalogue that does not follow a standard template.

WooCommerce is not automatically complicated. It just depends heavily on how the shop is built. Not visually, but structurally.

Many WooCommerce shops rely on plugins. For checkout, shipping methods, bundles, taxes, B2B functions. This can work extremely well as long as the data remains consistent in the end. This is precisely the key to a WooCommerce fulfilment connection. Uniform product data, clear SKUs, neatly maintained variants, traceable statuses.

Once the setup is in order, WooCommerce runs absolutely reliably in fulfilment. Then the connection becomes not a problem, but a normal next step. And that's exactly how you should view it.

Magento or Adobe Commerce is often used when e-commerce involves more than just listing products and shipping packages. Multiple storefronts, international catalogues, B2B logic, approvals, warehouse rules. Shops like these need systems that can handle processes.

The decision to use a Magento fulfilment connection is based less on technical expertise and more on the clarity of the process logic. How do you handle partial deliveries? How about subsequent deliveries? What about back orders? What about multiple warehouse locations? Once this logic has been clearly defined, Magento becomes a very robust foundation for scalable fulfilment processes.

Operators who want to control a more complex setup benefit in particular because the system can work in a structured manner rather than improvising.

In the DACH region, JTL is often closely associated with merchandise management. And this is precisely where the leverage for a JTL fulfilment connection lies.

If JTL-Wawi is the operational pacemaker, then the question of fulfilment is often less of a shop issue. It is then a question of where stocks are created, where reservations are managed and how statuses are handled via Wawi. This is not an obstacle, but an opportunity. Because when the management logic is clear, the setup becomes very stable.

JTL environments run particularly smoothly in fulfilment when one system manages inventory, one system controls process status and the shop reliably displays this. This creates an operating system for e-commerce that does not feel like manual labour, but rather like clean control.

Together with you, we go through your desired e-fulfillment processes and services and document everything in detail. This way, you receive an e-fulfillment service package and offer from us that is precisely tailored to your requirements.

Communication is everything - even between your systems and ours. We set up the interfaces in close coordination with your IT. As a result, all processes in the order process are perfectly coordinated, your product and goods inventory is maintained and updated, an overview of the status of orders is created and all important key figures are synchronized with each other.

All the important preparations have been made, everything is set up for you in terms of e-fulfillment. Now it's time to place your goods in our warehouse. From now on, we'll take care of all the processes involved in ordering from your online store - and you can concentrate on the essentials of your business.