WMS for e-commerce fulfillment
Your orders are growing. Give the floor a shared plan.
Connect receiving, locations, order management and packing in SIP. Give your fulfillment team a shared process as order volume and operational detail grow.
For brands operating their own warehouse
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How the work connects
Receive with a decision
Record what arrived and how damaged stock should be handled.
Make stock understandable
Distinguish physical inventory from stock available for orders.
Execute the order
Follow warehouse work through packing and supported shipment handoffs.
Carry the work from receiving to fulfillment
SIP brings warehouse execution and order management into the same system. Receiving decisions, stock locations and order work have a defined place in the process.
Connect supported order sources and configure the checks your floor needs. For ShipStation, incoming orders and shipment writeback follow the connector’s defined boundaries.
Decide what happens to damaged stock at receiving
Record damaged stock as a receiving decision. A damage policy can discard affected units or route kept damage to a suitable location.
This keeps the distinction between stock physically received and stock ready for orders in the operational workflow.
Build around the work your team performs
Start with locations, receiving, picking and packing requirements. Add structured fields where someone needs the information, and set responsibility for exceptions.
A WMS adds operational scope beyond shipping labels. SIP is intended for teams that need those warehouse processes alongside their order flow.
Frequently asked questions
Is this only for 3PLs?
No. SIP also serves teams managing their own warehouse. The implementation should focus on your operation rather than introduce unnecessary client-management steps.
Can we retain our shipping software?
SIP has defined connector and carrier capabilities. For ShipStation, review the supported order intake and fulfillment writeback on its dedicated page.
What makes a useful first demo?
Bring one incoming delivery, one normal order and one exception your team currently handles manually.
Bring your warehouse workflow
Talk through your orders, clients and handoffs before choosing a system.
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