Retail Logistics & Fulfillment
Retail logistics.
Retail channels, connected.
Move inventory from warehouse to stores, distribution centres, wholesale customers, marketplaces and online shoppers through one coordinated operation.
One retail operation
Inventory in. Retail demand coordinated.
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Carrier partners
05
Warehouse locations
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Sq. ft. available
CA · US
North American reach
Services around retail demand
Core services for retail demand. Connected.
Use one capability or connect fulfillment, storage, preparation and transportation around the way your business actually sells.
Retail Fulfillment
Prepare store and wholesale orders to agreed requirements.
Warehousing & Storage
Position inventory inside a flexible operating footprint.
B2B Distribution
Coordinate cases, pallets and scheduled deliveries.
Inventory Management
Keep stock positions visible across channels and locations.
Kitting & Assembly
Build bundles, displays and retail-ready packs.
Small Parcel Shipping
Route individual cartons and customer orders.
LTL Freight
Move palletized retail orders as partial loads.
Full Truckload
Plan dedicated capacity for larger retail movements.
Returns Management
Receive, inspect and route returned products.
One connected retail flow
One inventory position. Multiple channels connected.
Store purchase orders, wholesale demand, marketplace orders and direct-to-consumer sales should not create four disconnected operations. ShipCarte keeps allocation, preparation and movement tied to the same current inventory picture.
Position inventory
Receive, verify and locate products so available stock starts from a dependable position.
Prepare by channel
Apply the right case pack, label, presentation and order rules before release.
Route and replenish
Move parcels, pallets and scheduled deliveries while keeping status and returns in view.
Retail compliance & visibility
Retail requirements handled before the shipment moves.
Translate customer-specific instructions into repeatable warehouse and shipping work. Handling the details upstream helps reduce missed windows, rejected freight and the avoidable cost of correcting orders after they leave.
The same connected workflow keeps inventory, order status and shipment movement close enough for your team to act when priorities or exceptions change.
Order and pack rules
Purchase orders, case packs, carton configuration and pallet standards.
Labels and documents
Agreed shipping labels, packing information and supporting documents.
Routing and delivery
Carrier instructions, delivery windows and appointments prepared before handoff.
Built for retail change
Ready for launches, promotions and seasonal demand.
Retail volume rarely moves in a straight line. Plan temporary inventory, kitting, labour and outbound capacity around holiday programs, promotions, product launches and regional replenishment needs.
The shipment can change from one direct-order carton to a pallet or full truckload. The operating plan keeps the product, destination, timing and channel requirements connected while the transportation mode changes.
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Retail returns & reverse logistics
Bring returned products back into the inventory decision.
Receive and identify returned units, inspect their condition, then follow the agreed rule for restock, repackage, hold or disposition. Updating the inventory status keeps returns from becoming a separate operational blind spot.
Identify and inspect
Connect the returned unit to its order and record its current condition.
Apply the return rule
Restock, repackage, hold or route the product to its agreed disposition.
Update and close
Return the result to inventory and complete the operational record.
Retail logistics FAQ
Questions before you connect the channels.
Retail requirements vary by product, customer and destination. These are the operating questions teams tend to ask first.