If you own an online business, you've probably struggled with packing and shipping out your products. The truth is, order fulfillment is a logistical nightmare. We’ve put together a list of the most common pain points business owners experience with in-house fulfillment and how outsourcing your shipping to a 3PL can help.

If you're in business, you know how much time and energy goes into running the day-to-day operations of your company. Figuring out logistics for shipping products can be a second full-time job. Sometimes it just makes sense to use an order fulfillment company a.k.a. 3PL to handle your online orders. If you're thinking about hiring a fulfillment service, here are four things to consider first.

B2B order fulfillment can be a little daunting. In this post we’re explaining the difference between B2B and B2C order fulfillment, what you’ll need in order to offer EDI-compliant B2B services while using a fulfillment company, and how much B2B fulfillment costs.

Here’s a basic overview of how the order fulfillment process works when you partner with a third-party logistics company (3PL). By partnering with a fulfillment company to handle your online orders, you can help your business grow as quickly as possible while keeping your customers happy and profit margins high. Let’s take a look at an overview of how this process works.

There are a lot of shipping services out there and they’re not all created equal. We’ve compiled a shortlist of the top-recommended fulfillment centers in the US and things to consider when deciding which 3PL integration is best for your business.