Customers expect fast deliveries and warehouses alone can’t keep up. Ship From Store makes every store a mini-fulfillment hub, helping you deliver faster, reduce warehouse congestion, and engage store teams.

With the lightweight Fulfillment App, store staff get orders out on time, every time.

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How it works

Pick easier

Use batch picking to speed up fulfillment. Sort orders by shipping method to meet tight SLAs.

Assign picklists to guide store staff so they know exactly what to pick from where. Scan and pick with full-size images and reduce mistakes.

Pack smarter

Rate shop to choose the most cost-effective carrier that still meets your SLA, print labels in advance, and send order tracking emails, like ‘Ready to Ship’, to customers automatically.

Ship faster

Auto ship orders with tracking codes at the end of the day and sync across systems.

Send tracking details to customers automatically. Set fulfillment reminders and make sure no order is ever missed.

Fulfill confidently

Set fulfillment limits to control how many orders a store can fulfill in a day. Override limits for peak seasons or special events.

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Transferring inventory

Move stock where it’s needed, between stores to rebalance inventory or unsold inventory back to the warehouse, all from the same app.

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Handling special orders

Fulfill kits, service products and activate gift cards directly from the app.

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Store crediting

Store staff are key to fulfillment success. Use incentives to motivate staff and increase fulfillment throughput.

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Managing exceptions

Reject and reroute orders automatically, correct inventory on the fly, and trigger cycle counts for any variances.

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Flagship stores

Large assortments and bigger teams make them well-suited for handling a higher share of online orders alongside in-store traffic.

Smaller boutiques

Even the most compact stores play a role. By managing order limits based on staff capacity and available stock, boutiques contribute meaningfully to online demand without creating pressure on the in-store experience.

Urban stores

Close to customers and courier hubs, urban locations are perfect for same-day and next-day delivery. Routing more orders here reduces last-mile costs and meets expectations for quick delivery.

Suburban stores

Balanced foot traffic and extra space allow these stores to process a steady flow of orders and provide support when nearby urban stores are overloaded.

Outlet stores

Outlets are helpful for moving surplus stock. Online orders routed here help clear inventory faster, free up warehouse space, and turn unsold products into revenue.

Large assortments and bigger teams make them well-suited for handling a higher share of online orders alongside in-store traffic.

Even the most compact stores play a role. By managing order limits based on staff capacity and available stock, boutiques contribute meaningfully to online demand without creating pressure on the in-store experience.

Close to customers and courier hubs, urban locations are perfect for same-day and next-day delivery. Routing more orders here reduces last-mile costs and meets expectations for quick delivery.

Balanced foot traffic and extra space allow these stores to process a steady flow of orders and provide support when nearby urban stores are overloaded.

Outlets are helpful for moving surplus stock. Online orders routed here help clear inventory faster, free up warehouse space, and turn unsold products into revenue.

Increased inventory turnover

Extra stock doesn’t sit idle when demand shifts. Stores with surplus can fulfill online orders for other regions, reducing markdowns and keeping products moving.

Best use of stores

Stores contribute in line with their capacity. Larger locations fulfill higher volumes, while smaller ones support online demand without affecting in-store experience.

Faster delivery

Shipping from the nearest store cuts down transit time. Customers often receive orders in 1–2 days, and in many cases, even on the same day.

Lower environmental impact

Fewer long truck routes mean fewer miles traveled. Local fulfillment keeps shipping costs down and reduces carbon footprint.