Salesupply handles ecommerce fulfillment for brands doing 1,000 to 100,000+ orders per month. Storage, pick and pack, shipping and returns — processed from 27 fulfillment centres across Europe and the US. Your team runs the entire operation through one integration, one dashboard and one invoice. You connect once. We handle the rest.
Most brands hit the same wall. The setup that worked at 500 orders per month starts cracking at 5,000. Peak season means overtime and errors. Order accuracy slips. Storage runs out at the worst moment. Shipping costs climb while delivery promises get harder to keep.
Scaling in-house means warehouse leases, hiring, WMS licences and management overhead. Switching between basic 3PLs means starting over every time you outgrow one. And for brands selling into more than one country, every border adds its own layer: carriers, customs, VAT, longer returns. That is a problem of its own, and we built a dedicated solution for it: cross-border ecommerce fulfillment.
Salesupply solves the scaling problem structurally. One fulfillment partner with 27 centres across Europe and the US, capacity that flexes with your volume, and one operational setup that does not need to be rebuilt every growth phase.
Full-service means the entire operation, not a warehouse with an API. Every service below runs through the same OMS, the same dashboard and the same invoice.
Your inventory arrives at the fulfillment centre, gets checked in against your ASN, and is stored under conditions that match your products. Real-time stock visibility from the moment goods hit the dock.
Orders flow automatically from your platform to the floor. Picked, packed to your specification, and dispatched same day for orders placed before cut-off. Branded packaging, inserts and kitting available.
Every centre ships with the carriers your customers already know and trust. Multiple carrier options per market, automatic rate and service selection, full track and trace.
Returns arrive at the fulfillment centre, get inspected and graded, and go back into sellable stock in days instead of weeks. Full returns detail in your dashboard.
Kitting and bundling, personalisation, relabelling, quality control, B2B and marketplace preparation. Configured per project, priced per use.
From signed agreement to first shipped order: two weeks.
Measured across all 27 fulfillment centres. SLA-backed. When something goes wrong, we flag it before your customer does.
Versus a centralised single-warehouse model. At 10,000 orders per month, that is €7,000 per month on shipping alone — before customs cost reductions and returns efficiency.
Inventory arrives, system connects, first order ships. No warehouse lease. No hiring. No six-month rollout.
Your inventory does not sit in one building. It sits in the fulfillment centres that match where your customers are.
27 Fulfillment Hubs · 8 Countries · 2 Continents
Germany, France, the Netherlands, the UK, Spain, Italy, Poland, Scandinavia, the US — or any combination that fits your order data.
When orders cross borders, fulfillment changes: customs, VAT, international carriers, cross-border returns. Our cross-border ecommerce fulfillment solution places inventory in each market so every order ships domestically.
Every sector has operational specifics that generic fulfillment providers get wrong: compliance per market, packaging that survives carrier networks, and return flows that either recover margin or destroy it.
Connect once. Every fulfillment centre in the network is live. Add a channel or a market without rebuilding your setup.
Shopify · Magento · WooCommerce · Prestashop
Amazon · Bol.com · Zalando · Mirakl · ChannelEngine
SAP · Exact · Microsoft Dynamics
REST API for bespoke connections. Depot, Salesupply's own integration layer, links your backend to our OMS. No middleware, no manual exports.
Ecommerce fulfillment is the complete process behind an online order: receiving and storing inventory, picking and packing orders, shipping them to customers, and processing returns. For most brands, it is the largest operational cost after the product itself and the biggest single influence on customer experience after the purchase.
Brands handle fulfillment in one of three ways: in-house, through a third-party logistics provider (3PL), or through a fulfillment network that operates multiple centres under one system. In-house offers control but ties up capital in warehouses, staff and software. A single 3PL removes that burden for one location. A fulfillment network adds what neither can: inventory placed close to customers across markets, with one integration and one operational setup.
The right moment to outsource is usually when order volume makes fulfillment a management problem instead of a task: typically from around 1,000 orders per month, when errors, capacity limits and shipping costs start compounding.
Your volume. Your markets. Your current setup. A proposal built on your numbers.