Fulfilment
Paid orders create shipments with the courier, tracking numbers flow back to the customer, and invoices reach the accounting system.
Orders, stock, fulfilment, customer messages, and post-purchase flows connected across your store, warehouse, couriers, and accounts.
How it works · From paid order to tracked delivery
STEP BY STEP
In
Order01
A paid order arrives
Order #8841
Stock02
Stock reserved across channels
Stock −1
Ship03
Courier label and pickup booked
Label created
Notify04
Tracking sent to the customer
Email sent
Account05
Invoice and fees to accounting
Synced
Out
See how this would run on your own process, with your tools.
Book a free callThe problem
01
Orders are copied between the store, stock sheet, courier, and accounting system. Customers ask where their order is, stock runs out without warning, and abandoned baskets are never followed up.
Use cases
02
Typical examples. Every build is scoped to your own process and systems.
Paid orders create shipments with the courier, tracking numbers flow back to the customer, and invoices reach the accounting system.
Stock is checked every hour across channels; low items alert the buyer and draft a purchase order for approval.
"Where is my order?" questions are answered from live tracking data, and returns are started with the right label.
Scope
03
We map how an order moves today, then connect each system through its API with retries and alerts, so nothing is lost when a service is slow.
Marketing messages follow consent rules in each market. Refunds and cancellations above limits you set go to a person.
Delivery
04
Discover
Days
Map
1–2 weeks
Design
Days
Build and test
2–6 weeks
Improve
Ongoing
Workflows
05
Each one has its own page with a diagram of how it runs.
E-commerce
Paid orders flow to the courier and accounts with tracking sent to customers.
See the workflowE-commerce
Stock synced across channels, with alerts and draft purchase orders.
See the workflowE-commerce
Consent-based reminders and post-purchase messages that bring customers back.
See the workflowE-commerce
Customers get live order status and start returns without waiting for an agent.
See the workflowQuestions
06
Yes, and with most marketplaces, couriers, and inventory systems that offer an API.
Workflows are built to queue and retry, and we load-test the busiest paths before big sales events.
Next step
Tell us what is taking too much time, what is difficult to manage, or what you would like your systems to do differently. You do not need a technical specification to start.