Ecommerce Fulfillment
for Brands That Have
Outgrown Their Setup.
Salesupply handles ecommerce fulfillment for brands doing 2,000 orders a month or more. Storage, pick and pack and shipping, processed from 62 ecommerce fulfillment centers in Europe and 20 in the US through a partner network. Your team runs the entire operation through one integration and one dashboard. You connect once. We handle the rest.
Fulfillment on its own. Nothing else required.
You can use Salesupply for fulfillment only. Keep your current customer service team and returns setup. If you later want us to add customer service or local return addresses, that is a separate choice with its own quote.
Growth Should Not Mean Losing Control of Your Fulfillment
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 62 ecommerce fulfillment centers in Europe and 20 in the US, capacity that flexes with your volume, and one operational setup that does not need to be rebuilt every growth phase.
Our Fulfillment Network in Numbers
Each figure says what it counts. Service levels for your account, such as order accuracy and dispatch performance, are agreed and reported per contract.
Ecommerce Fulfillment Centers
62 ecommerce fulfillment centers in Europe and 20 in the US through our partner network.
Count of fulfillment centers in the network, not a capacity figure.
Typical Setup Time
From signed agreement to first shipped order for a standard integration.
Typical range, not a guarantee. Custom integrations can take longer.
Running E-Commerce Operations
More than 250 brands have worked with Salesupply across our services.
Brand count covers all Salesupply services, not fulfillment alone.
What Our Ecommerce Fulfillment Services Include
Full-service ecommerce order fulfillment means the entire operation, not a warehouse with an API. Every service below runs through the same order management system and the same dashboard.
Receive & store
Your inventory arrives at the fulfillment center, gets checked in against your ASN, and is stored under conditions that match your products. Real-time stock visibility from the moment goods are checked in.
Pick & pack
Orders flow automatically from your platform to the floor. Picked, packed to your specification, and dispatched the same working day for orders placed before cut-off. Branded packaging, inserts and kitting available.
Ship
Every fulfillment center 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
Returns that come back to your fulfillment center are received and handled as agreed in your setup. Local return addresses in 13 countries are our separate returns service.
Processing, Shipping and Delivery Are Three Different Things
Order processing
Pick, pack, label. Orders in before the daily cut-off leave the same working day.
Shipping
The hand-over of the parcel to the carrier you choose per market.
Delivery
The carrier’s transit time: an estimate from the carrier, not a Salesupply guarantee.
82 Ecommerce Fulfillment Centers Across Europe and the US
Your inventory does not sit in one building. Our fulfillment network has 62 ecommerce fulfillment centers in Europe and 20 in the US through a partner network, so your stock sits where your customers are.
62 fulfillment centers in Europe · 20 in the US via partner network
Start in one country and add others later. Which fulfillment centers suit your products is confirmed during scoping.
Fulfillment Europe →
62 fulfillment centers, with local operations in:
Belgium · Denmark · France · Germany · Italy · Netherlands · Poland · Spain · Sweden · Switzerland · United Kingdom
Fulfillment USA →
20 fulfillment centers through our partner network, including:
East Coast · West Coast · Arizona · California · Florida · Georgia · Illinois · Nevada · New Jersey · Pennsylvania · Tennessee · Texas · Utah
Selling Into Multiple Markets?
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.
Ecommerce Fulfillment Built for Your Sector
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.
Consumer Electronics: Battery-Compliant
Lithium batteries and battery-powered devices stored, packed and shipped under dangerous-goods rules (UN3481), the basis of our electronics fulfillment.
Fashion & Accessories: Return Rates 20–40%
Our apparel fulfillment comes with local return addresses in 13 countries. Returns are registered within 48 hours and shipped back in bulk, so your team can refund, exchange and restock sooner.
Health & Beauty: Per-Market Compliance
Per-market labelling as a value-added service, and perfume, nail polish and aerosols stored and shipped under dangerous-goods rules. Products with special storage needs are checked per location during scoping.
Sports & Outdoor: Oversized & Seasonal
E-bikes and e-scooters punished by dimensional weight get placed close to demand. Capacity flexes with your seasons; oversized items and batteries are confirmed per location during scoping.
Home & Living: Fragile Goods
Parcel fulfillment for non-bulky home goods. Shorter routes through fewer carrier handoffs reduce damage, replacements and the reviews that follow them.
One Integration, Your Sales Channels
Connect once to our order management system. Orders come in, stock levels and tracking go back.
Shop platforms
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento 2, PrestaShop and Lightspeed.
Marketplaces & channel tools
Amazon, bol.com, Mirakl, ChannelEngine and Channable.
ERP
Exact, NetSuite, AFAS, Xentral and Plentymarkets.
Custom
REST API with token-based authentication and webhooks.
Platform-specific fulfillment for brands scaling across markets: Shopify fulfillment services, Magento 2 fulfillment services, PrestaShop fulfillment services and WooCommerce fulfillment services.
Ecommerce Fulfillment in Practice
These cases describe fulfillment work for each brand. They do not say whether a brand uses fulfillment only.
Segway-Ninebot: Six Markets, One Integration
Bears with Benefits: A New Market, Fast
ISKN
How Fulfillment Pricing and Starting Work
You get a written quote built on your volumes, products and markets before anything starts.
One-time setup
Integration, onboarding and first inbound of stock. Quoted upfront.
Storage
Per storage unit, such as pallet or shelf location, per month.
Pick & pack
Per order, plus per additional item or order line.
Shipping
Carrier rates per parcel, by destination, weight and service.
Value-added services
Per use, only when you ask for them.
Written quote first
Built on your volumes, products and markets, before anything starts.
How Ecommerce Order Fulfillment Works at Salesupply
From quote to first shipped order: typically 2–4 weeks.
Scope
Volumes, SKUs, markets, carriers and integrations. We tell you honestly if we are not the right fit.
Connect
Your platform, marketplace or ERP connects once to our order management system, or through our REST API.
Send inventory
Stock goes to the fulfillment centers that fit your sales. Switching provider? We plan the move with you, per country where needed.
Go live
Typically 2–4 weeks. Then you follow stock, orders and shipments in your dashboard.
Optional: Add Other Services Later
Fulfillment is complete on its own. If you also want us to answer your customers or offer local return addresses, these are the practical advantages.
Agents see the live order status
If we run both your fulfillment and your customer service, our agents see where a parcel is in the same system that ships it. No email to the warehouse before a customer gets an answer.
Fewer handovers between suppliers
A question about a delayed parcel or a return does not have to travel between separate companies before it is solved.
One point of contact
One account manager coordinates the services you use with us, so you have one person to call when something needs to change.
Combining is optional. Each added service is scoped and quoted on its own, and how contracts and invoicing are set up for a combination is agreed in your proposal.
Get a Fulfillment Quote
Your volume, your products, your markets. A quote built on your numbers.
Not ready to talk? Estimate your fulfillment costs first →
Frequently Asked Questions About Ecommerce Fulfillment
What Is Ecommerce Fulfillment?
In-house
Full control, but capital tied up in warehouses, staff and software.
Third-party logistics (3PL)
A provider stores, picks and ships your orders for you.
4PL network
Several locations under one system: stock close to customers in each market, one integration.
Read the details
Ecommerce fulfillment is the complete process behind an online order: receiving and storing inventory, picking and packing orders, and shipping them to customers. For most brands, it is one of the largest operational costs and a big influence on customer experience after the purchase. Fulfillment is one part of wider ecommerce logistics, which also covers carriers, delivery and returns.
Brands handle fulfillment in-house, through a third-party logistics provider (3PL), or through a 4PL that runs a network of multiple locations under one system. In-house gives control but ties up capital in warehouses, staff and software. A network adds inventory placed close to customers across markets, with one integration. Selling into several countries? A network is what makes cross-border ecommerce fulfillment work: stock crosses the border once, in bulk, and every order ships domestically.