Fulfillment means that a partner takes over the day-to-day logistics of your online store: inventory, orders, shipping, and returns. Here, you can read exactly what that entails, what signs indicate that outsourcing is worthwhile, and what to look for when comparing partners.
You’re outsourcing the operations, not your business. The boxes, order picking, and shipping are handled by the warehouse. Everything that defines your brand, your product lineup, and your customer relationships stays exactly where it was: with you. What remains yours: Your online store, your brand, and your entire shopping experience; your product lineup, your prices, and your promotions […]
On paper, fulfillment providers do roughly the same things: manage inventory, process orders, ship products, and handle returns. The difference lies in the details—and you only really notice them after working together for six months. These five questions will help you uncover the most important factors. Is the partner a good fit for your products? Product type matters more than volume. Small items require a different setup […]
This is the most frequently asked question, and the answer to when outsourcing becomes worthwhile isn’t based on a specific number of orders. It comes down to the ratio between what you ship and the minimum cost of the partnership. How the minimum invoice works: At Cenfil, there is a minimum invoice of 350 per four-week period […]
Fulfillment means that a partner manages your inventory, processes orders, ships them, and handles returns. Outsourcing becomes a viable option when logistics consistently take up time, space, and attention.
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