Order fulfilment refers to business processes and strategies to complete orders and get them to customers. Every wholesale and E-commerce business is after a high order fulfilment rate. Unfortunately, around 50% of products are abandoned due to cancellations. Sometimes it’s because customers will find a better product elsewhere, and other times, the company couldn’t process it in time. (more…)

One of the key reasons why thousands of e-commerce businesses are thriving today is that they’ve mastered the art of optimal order fulfilment practices. These practices involve managing customer orders, storing them in warehouses, shipping them, and ultimately having them delivered within the designated timelines. Sometimes knowing the difference between order management and fulfilment is all you need to stand out among the business competition around you. (more…)

Order fulfilment is a vital part of the E-commerce business. Ideally, a business fulfils orders efficiently by getting the orders to customers on time and reducing operating costs too. E-commerce makes up 38% of retail business in the UK. But how do businesses that make up a good chunk of the total retail business know they’re meeting customer demand and doing so efficiently? It’s through order fulfilment rate. (more…)

As online shopping grows, there is a greater need for E-commerce warehouses, but the process isn’t simple. E-commerce warehouses must be flexible to meet the demands of the consumers and ensure consistent order fulfilment. The UK has the most advanced E-commerce market in Europe. But E-commerce warehouses still leave a lot to be desired. Fortunately, setting it up isn’t rocket science. Here’s how you can do it. (more…)