UK pick and pack services

Every order picked with care. Packed to your rules.

3PLWOW receives your stock, prepares customer orders and dispatches parcels from our Blyth warehouse. We agree your products, packaging and delivery requirements before work begins, then give you a real team to speak to as you grow.

Orders being prepared for dispatch at 3PLWOWPicked · Checked · Packed · Dispatched
Save timeNo manual work
Reduce errorsAccurate fulfilment
Scale smoothlyBuilt for growth
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Track & notifyCustomers kept updated
From stock to shipment

Pick and pack services UK, built around your orders

3PLWOW provides pick and pack services for UK ecommerce brands from our warehouse in Blyth, Northumberland. Good fulfilment starts with clear instructions. We learn your product range, sales channels, order patterns and packaging preferences, then agree how stock will be received, picked, checked and shipped. This gives your team a practical process to follow and your customers a consistent experience.

01

Receive & organise

Stock arrives at our Blyth warehouse. We check the delivery, note discrepancies and organise products in locations ready for orders.

02

Pick & double-check

Orders are prepared from picking lists. Items and quantities are checked before they move to packing, including any variants or agreed handling rules.

03

Pack to your rules

We follow your instructions for protective materials, branded packaging, inserts, bundles and presentation, where these form part of the agreed service.

04

Dispatch & track

Parcels are handed to the agreed carrier service. Tracking can be passed back to connected sales channels, with a process for exceptions and returns.

Follow an order

One clear route from sale to shipment

We agree the handover between your store and our warehouse during onboarding. Here is how a typical order moves.

  1. 01Order & picking listItems and quantities from a connected store or agreed import
  2. 02Double-checkProducts and variants checked against the order
  3. 03Pack to briefProtection, presentation and inserts as agreed
  4. 04DispatchLabelled for the selected carrier service
  5. 05TrackingShared back where the channel supports it
What if something doesn’t match?Damaged stock, a missing item or an unclear order follows the exception route agreed with your account manager. The team checks the issue before the parcel is sent.
Illustration of a warehouse worker checking stock as it arrives
Stock inReceipt checks and organised storage locations prepare your range for picking.
Illustration of a fulfilment team discussing an order workflow
People behind the processYour pack rules, order changes and questions need a clear route to the team.
The details matter

Your products. Your packing instructions.

A single product order, a set of variants and a subscription kit each need a different picking and packing approach. We document the details with you before launch and review them when your range or order volumes change.

  • Picking lists and double-checks for item and quantity accuracy
  • Branded boxes, tissue, inserts and gift presentation when agreed
  • Bundles, kits and recurring orders prepared to specification
  • Carrier and service choices suited to parcel and destination
  • A named route for stock questions, order exceptions and changes
Built around your range

What we agree before the first order

These details shape your working instructions and quote. A short scoping conversation now can prevent the wrong pack, carrier or stock status becoming a daily problem later.

01 · Products

Stock and variants

SKU list, sizes, fragile items, bundles, batches or date controls where relevant. We also agree how deliveries are booked and discrepancies are reported.

02 · Orders

Channels and volumes

Which stores or marketplaces generate orders, how they reach the warehouse, typical daily and peak volumes, and how changes or holds should be handled.

03 · Presentation

Packaging rules

Box sizes, protection, branded supplies, inserts, gift notes and the checks required before a completed parcel is labelled.

04 · Delivery

Carriers and exceptions

UK or overseas destinations, service selection, tracking flow, customer returns and the person who should be contacted when an order needs a decision.

A practical example

One brand, different kinds of orders

Imagine a supplement brand selling single tubs, a three-item starter bundle and a monthly gift box. The single item needs the right variant and protective packing. The bundle needs all three products checked against its contents list. The gift box also has a presentation brief and insert.

Each order uses the same receiving, picking and dispatch flow, while the picking list and packing instructions change with the product. We agree those rules during onboarding and update them when the brand launches a new SKU or promotion.

Single itemCheck variant → protect → label
Starter bundleCheck contents → combine → pack
Gift boxCheck contents → add insert → present
THE 3PLWOW STANDARDPeople-powered.
Tech-enabled.

Real warehouse people, practical systems and a pick and pack process shaped around your products.

FULFILMENT WITHOUT LIMITS

Why 3PLWOW

Careful picking. Responsive people.

Good service is more than a packing bench. We agree the details with you, give your team a clear contact for questions and adjust the workflow as your product range or order profile changes.

  • Picking lists and double-checks
  • Dedicated account support
  • Packaging to your instructions
  • Flexible workflows
  • Stock visibility
  • Returns support
Straight answers

Pick and pack questions

What is included in pick and pack fulfilment?

We scope receiving, storage, order picking, checks, packing, carrier handover, tracking and returns around your products and the services you need. The final inclusions are set out in your quote and operating brief.

Do you use barcode scanning for every pick?

Our team works from picking lists and double-checks products and quantities before packing. We agree any extra controls your range needs during onboarding.

Can you use my branded packaging and inserts?

Yes. Tell us about boxes, inserts, tissue, gift notes or other presentation rules. We agree the materials, storage and handling requirements before launch.

Can orders from more than one store be handled?

Yes. We can discuss connected stores and marketplaces, SKU mapping and how tracking should flow back as part of onboarding.

Can you handle a launch or seasonal peak?

Share your forecast, stock arrival plan and pack requirements early. We can then scope the people, space and dispatch arrangements needed for that period.

What information do you need for a quote?

Monthly order volume, average items per order, SKU count, product sizes and weights, storage needs, delivery destinations and any special packing or returns rules help us prepare a useful quote.

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