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Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Sell through every collection without losing margin.
Protect new arrivals, move aging inventory, and fulfill online orders without draining your best stores.
A new drop, a full-price bestseller, and an end-of-season style should not be promised from stores the same way.
Fresh collections can lose store selling time when online orders pull inventory from stores too early.
Older styles lose value when they sit in slow-moving stores, while full-price winners still need a buffer for walk-ins.
One order can become expensive when every item ships from a different location.
A shopper may see inventory nearby, but not every store can pick, hold, and hand over every style.
Embroidered, altered, or made-to-order styles may share the same blank inventory and need special handling.
A flagship store, small boutique, and outlet door may not be able to fulfill the same number of orders in a day.
If a missing, damaged, or mismatched item stays available, the same store can receive another order for it.
Set buffers by product, collection, or channel so online orders do not drain core sizes and styles from stores.
Keep eCommerce, marketplace, and wholesale sellable inventory rules separate when they draw from the same stock.
Show store availability on the product page and allow pickup only from stores eligible for that item.
Pre-sell selected styles before stock arrives, then release orders when receiving is complete.
Use stores only when the warehouse cannot fulfill, delivery is faster, or store inventory needs to move.
Prioritize locations that can fulfill more of the order and use shipment value rules to avoid unprofitable split shipments.
Keep stores selling fresh arrivals locally before those units become available for ship from store.
Route embroidered, altered, or made-to-order items only to locations with the tools and staff to fulfill them.
Route older styles, outlet items, and end-of-season stock from stores that need help clearing slow inventory.
Bring your launch, pickup, or custom apparel flows. We'll map how each collection should sell, move, and fulfill across online channels.
Pick the exact size and color, hold it for the customer, and complete pickup when they arrive.
Use scan-first picking and packing so similar sizes, washes, fits, and colors do not ship incorrectly.
Assign counts by style, size, color, or store when an item is rejected, missing, or repeatedly wrong.
Transfer aging styles, missing sizes, or customer-requested items with clear shipped, in-transit, and received states.
Set daily order limits by location so high-traffic stores, small boutiques, and outlet stores are not overloaded.
Let associates choose configurable rejection reasons like not found, damaged, stained, stitching issue, wrong color, or last unit.
Shipment value rules can prevent socks, caps, belts, gifts-with-purchase, or small accessories from becoming standalone shipments that lose margin.
Store teams can process the return and exchange in one flow, capture the reason, and make the approved item available again after inspection.
Returned items can stay out of online availability until the store confirms the item is sellable, tagged correctly, and ready to go back to stock.
Yes. Channel-specific routing rules can set preferred fulfillment locations, so marketplace, wholesale, custom, or B2B orders can ship from the approved locations instead of stores.
Stores can be removed from pickup or ship-from-store eligibility temporarily without removing their inventory from every view.
Rules can stay separate for regions, brands, outlet stores, warehouses, 3PLs, and marketplaces while orders are still managed centrally.
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