Order fulfillment services & warehouse
An order fulfillment company built with passion & purpose
Order fulfillment services contribute to your bottom line
Order fulfillment includes picking, packing, shipping, storage, and product return operations. With the right solution, your fulfillment and order processing can help drive revenue by supporting customer satisfaction and loyalty. That’s where Red Stag Fulfillment fits into the picture.
We’re an ecom fulfillment provider that provides strategic routing, personalized customer service, and accuracy guarantees for all your fulfillment needs
How technology improves order fulfillment
A fast and accurate ecommerce fulfillment provider is crucial to your company’s success. Every mis-pack or mis-shipment is money out of your pocket in the short term and possible damage to your company’s reputation in the long term.
At Red Stag, we understand the importance of your online order fulfillment solution getting it right the first time, every time. That’s why we’ve invested in technology to track every one of your items, from the moment it lands on the loading dock to the day it is packed and shipped.
Create a strong foundation with your order fulfillment solution
Let Red Stag handle your fulfillment and order processing.
Track order fulfillment in real time
Time is money in eCommerce. You can’t afford to have your inventory sit in pallets for two weeks while your orders back up.
Red Stag’s powerful technology ensures that we can put your stock on our shelves the day after it arrives at our warehouse. That same technology allows us to offer a same-day fulfillment solution while keeping your shipping costs down.
Our up-to-the-minute reporting places the power of information in your hands so you can make smart decisions and stay nimble in the fast-paced world of eCommerce.
Our guarantees
A promise to you
We put our money where our business is. Red Stag Fulfillment offers a variety of industry-leading guarantees for order fulfillment and shipping. On the rare occasion we get something wrong, we fix it and pay you for the inconvenience.
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The Shopify Fulfillment Network (SFN) provides inventory storage and order fulfillment for Shopify stores like yours. It’s relatively easy and convenient. That’s why many Shopify sellers use SFN when they launch and during their initial growth stages.
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How fulfillment and order processing work
Are you struggling to optimize your fulfillment services? In this article, you’ll learn how an order fulfillment warehouse works, the technologies they use, and how they efficiently pick, pack, and ship your orders.
What is order fulfillment?
Fulfillment is the process between receiving a customer’s order information and delivering their order.
Your order fulfillment logistics begin when the order information is routed to the warehouse or inventory storage facility. The product matching the order information on the invoice is then located and packaged for shipping.
Although the customer does not see any of the efforts behind the scenes, this is one of the biggest components of customer satisfaction. The order must be accurately packed and shipped in a timely manner so the package arrives exactly as the customer expects and on time.
What happens at a fulfillment warehouse?
A fulfillment warehouse is a facility that specializes in inventory storage, picking products accurately, packaging for shipment, and handing off to a shipping provider. This laser focus on the fulfillment process itself allows fulfillment services to optimize their core competencies and execute masterfully.
The strategic advantages of partnering with fulfillment services extend beyond their ability to leverage these core competencies. Working with a centrally-located fulfillment center allows you to reach more of your customers in less time. The centralized distribution also allows for reduced shipping costs.
What is order fulfillment?
Fulfillment is the process between receiving a customer’s order information and delivering their order.
Your order fulfillment logistics begin when the order information is routed to the warehouse or inventory storage facility. The product matching the order information on the invoice is then located and packaged for shipping.
Although the customer does not see any of the efforts behind the scenes, this is one of the biggest components of customer satisfaction. The order must be accurately packed and shipped in a timely manner so the package arrives exactly as the customer expects and on time.
Warehouse locations matter
When deciding to transition your fulfillment order processing to a dedicated third party, you will want to evaluate them to ensure they can meet the needs of your business.
For example, if the majority of your customers are in a particular geographical location, it makes sense to work with a fulfillment center close to your customers. Also, if your product is fragile, over-sized, or requires additional care during packing and shipment, you will want to find a partner who can accommodate your needs.
Fulfillment provider receiving
Once you have vetted the fulfillment company that best meets the needs of your business, you can arrange to ship bulk inventory for storage and fulfillment.
When receiving inventory, your fulfillment warehouse typically relies on barcodes, including UPC, GCID, EAN, and ISBN codes to distinguish between various products. The fulfillment center will also tag the product’s location in the storage facility to easily find and package the product when your customer orders.
Fulfillment provider receiving
Once you have vetted the fulfillment company that best meets the needs of your business, you can arrange to ship bulk inventory for storage and fulfillment.
When receiving inventory, your fulfillment warehouse typically relies on barcodes, including UPC, GCID, EAN, and ISBN codes to distinguish between various products. The fulfillment center will also tag the product’s location in the storage facility to easily find and package the product when your customer orders.
Fulfillment provider receiving
Once you have vetted the fulfillment company that best meets the needs of your business, you can arrange to ship bulk inventory for storage and fulfillment.
When receiving inventory, your fulfillment warehouse typically relies on barcodes, including UPC, GCID, EAN, and ISBN codes to distinguish between various products. The fulfillment center will also tag the product’s location in the storage facility to easily find and package the product when your customer orders.
Fulfillment provider receiving
Once you have vetted the fulfillment company that best meets the needs of your business, you can arrange to ship bulk inventory for storage and fulfillment.
When receiving inventory, your fulfillment warehouse typically relies on barcodes, including UPC, GCID, EAN, and ISBN codes to distinguish between various products. The fulfillment center will also tag the product’s location in the storage facility to easily find and package the product when your customer orders.
Fulfillment provider receiving
Once you have vetted the fulfillment company that best meets the needs of your business, you can arrange to ship bulk inventory for storage and fulfillment.
When receiving inventory, your fulfillment warehouse typically relies on barcodes, including UPC, GCID, EAN, and ISBN codes to distinguish between various products. The fulfillment center will also tag the product’s location in the storage facility to easily find and package the product when your customer orders.
Fulfillment warehouse technology
Ecommerce platform integration
Many fulfillment companies have built software solutions to seamlessly integrate with the platform you have chosen for your eCommerce business. This eliminates the need for you to monitor and report new orders as they come in, further reducing friction and time for you when managing the fulfillment process. Integrating your eCommerce store with your fulfillment partner is also great for handling returns and customer service issues pertaining to fulfillment and shipping.
Ecommerce platform integration
As your business continues to grow, it is essential you stay on top of your inventory levels. This is why fulfillment services provide a tool that lets you track your stock level and helps predict when your inventory will be exhausted. This inventory management dashboard also typically allows you to review returns and damaged products and track products through the fulfillment and shipping process.
Scanners For SKU, Location
Fulfillment and order processing uses barcode scanners when receiving products to verify the correct item has been received and document where the product is stored.
This way, a product’s whereabouts in the warehouse will be known instantly when an order is placed. Modern fulfillment centers also employ mobile devices to communicate status updates of the product through the fulfillment process.
Choose the best 3PL you can
If you decide to partner with a 3PL for the first time, or if you are considering moving your operations to another fulfillment service, it’s important that you understand which partner can best serve your needs.
