E-commerce fulfillment that grows with you

We are the right partner from around 25,000 orders per year and at least 100 pallet spaces. At this scale, we can align processes, staff and space with your business in a meaningful way.

You only pay for what you actually use. Billing is per goods receipt, per pallet space, per pick and per packaging. This keeps your costs transparent and lets them grow with your volume.

The minimum term is 2 years, with a notice period of 6 months. This allows us to set up storage, processes and system integration reliably for you.

We get back to you within 3 days. This is followed by a consultation and an offer. Regular onboarding including system integration usually takes 8–12 weeks. If it's urgent, an express start in under 48 hours is possible.

A fulfillment service provider handles the complete processing of orders - from storage, picking and packing to shipping and returns processing. This service relieves the retailer so that they can concentrate on their core business. By working with a fulfillment service provider, they ensure that their customers receive their orders quickly and reliably, which leads to higher customer satisfaction and more repeat purchases.

In German, the term "Fulfillment" is often taken unchanged from English, as there is no direct, one-to-one translation that covers all aspects of the term. The term describes the entire order fulfillment process, which begins after a product has been ordered and extends to delivery and possibly also returns processing.

Alternatively, depending on the context, terms such as "order processing" or "logistics service" can be used, but these often only cover parts of the fulfillment process.

1. Goods receipt: The products are unloaded from the container or truck, checked and entered into the system.
2. Storage:The products are stored in a fulfillment center or warehouse until an order is received.
3. PickingAfter an order is received, the corresponding products are taken from the warehouse.
4. PackagingThe products are carefully packed to protect them from damage during transportation.
5. ShippingThe packaged product is sent to the customer. A logistics service provider such as DHL, UPS or FedEx is usually used for this.
6. Returns managementIf the customer wishes to return the product, this is also handled by the fulfillment provider.

Fulfillment refers to the entire process that takes place after a customer has ordered a product. This includes storage, picking, packaging, shipping and, if necessary, returns processing. The aim of fulfillment is to process the customer's order efficiently and smoothly in order to ensure a high level of customer satisfaction.

As a rule, "fulfillment" is written in American English, while "fulfilment" is the British spelling. Which spelling is used therefore depends on which variant of English is preferred. In German, the British variant "Fulfilment" has usually established itself, especially in specialist circles. However, if you are writing for an audience that prefers American English, such as in our case, you should use "fulfillment".

Here are a few specific terms that are used in German in connection with fulfillment:

• Order fulfillment:Covers the process from order to delivery.
• Logistics service:Refers to the transportation, storage and distribution of goods.
• Picking:The process by which ordered goods are removed from the warehouse.
• Dispatch processing:Includes the packaging and shipping of goods.

Overall, the term "fulfillment" is widely used in German, especially in the e-commerce and logistics industry.