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Batch picking is a method of order fulfillment in which a worker collects items for multiple orders simultaneously, rather than handling each individual order.

Modern logistics networks are complicated chains with many moving parts. From major distribution centers and warehouses to long-haul shipping routes and transportation services, there are numerous steps between a customer placing their order and the product being left on their doorstep.

The only way any logistical activity can be completed is through the sharing of company information. When transporting items from one location to another, it’s important to have accurate information available to the appropriate parties. So what is EDI ordering?

E-commerce is a major pillar of international trade, allowing retailers of all sizes to access consumers worldwide. Sadly, the convenience of e-commerce often comes at

Nutraceuticals, food-based products with health or nutritional benefits, such as dietary supplements, are in high demand worldwide. The global nutraceuticals market size surpassed $458 billion

Running a warehouse without a good picking method is like trying to grocery shop with three different lists and no cart: technically possible, but painfully

Complete inventory visibility means knowing where your inventory is, how much you have, and how quickly it’s moving, all in real time, across all sales

What could be more important to a full-service fulfillment company than eCommerce order management? Success means being able to manage the orders coming in through

Let’s begin at the beginning, with a definition of wholesale. We found a good one at Google. “Wholesale is a business model where goods are sold in

Picture this: A loyal consumer comes to your website searching for their favorite product, only to discover it’s out of stock. Frustrated and unwilling to

Warehouse receiving plays an essential role in order accuracy, inventory control, and operational efficiency. When the receiving process breaks down, the consequences ripple through your

The success of your B2B or B2C business heavily relies on the efficiency of your fulfillment operations.  With two out of three global shoppers expecting