Solutions

Start from what you do today, not from the software

Consolidation, direct mail, buy-for-me, pickup points and multiple brands run on one shipment and billing model.

Five common setups

Each one can be adopted in parts — there is no all-or-nothing switch.

Most common

Consolidation warehouse

Members order abroad, parcels arrive at your warehouse, you consolidate and ship them home on your own channels.

  • Inbound scan, weighing and photos
  • Consolidation, packing list and labels
  • Billing by channel and weight
  • Members track and confirm themselves
Member portalWarehouse PDABack office
Direct

Overseas warehouse / direct mail

Bulk inbound, outbound by order, delivered locally or by international direct mail.

  • Batch inbound and stock
  • Pick by order, print labels
  • Stock alerts and counting
  • Several warehouses in one console
Back officeWarehouse PDAOpen API
Buy for me

Buy-for-me and payment on behalf

Customers ask you to buy and pay, goods arrive at the warehouse and get consolidated. Goods cost and freight are kept apart.

  • Purchase orders tracked separately from freight
  • Payment, fees and exchange rates
  • Goods linked to the shipment
  • One screen for reconciliation
Member portalBack officeCore services
Last mile

Pickup point network

Parcels go to a pickup point at the last mile; members collect with a code instead of waiting for delivery.

  • Pickup points and coverage areas
  • Arrival notice and pickup code
  • Collection and signature record
  • Settlement per point
Mobile webBack office
Growth

Multi-brand SaaS

One system, several brand sites — each with its own domain, theme and price list.

  • Tenants resolved by domain
  • Independent theme and navigation
  • Independent rates and members
  • One console for all brands
FoundationOpen API

Not sure which one fits?

Describe how you receive and how you bill today; we work out which setup matches.

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What changes after switching

You do not have to convince yourself first — check these four.

Today Parcels live in a spreadsheet and support keeps getting asked where they are

Members check themselves, status updates notify automatically

Today Quoting in one system and settling in another, so customers dispute the bill

Quotes, estimates and settlement share one rate card, every charge traceable

Today The warehouse runs on paper, so mistakes mean reviewing footage

One PDA scan writes one record with who and when

Today A second brand means buying a second system

A new domain and theme is a new site, with data kept apart

What would your flow look like in the system?

Send us your current spreadsheets and paper slips; we replay them before we talk.