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In retail and e-commerce, fulfilment refers to the process of processing customer orders. It generally includes the inbound, warehousing, order picking, packaging, shipping and returns management. Fulfilment service providers thus enable companies to completely outsource logistics processes, which leads to considerable workload, time and cost savings. The use of advanced technologies strengthens the efficiency and accuracy of the fulfilment process. At the same time, outsourcing companies enjoy greater flexibility and quality of the online offering as well as compliance with legal requirements.
The fulfilment process begins with the inbound, which also includes the qualitative and quantitative inspection of the goods.
Subsequently, the goods are transferred to the warehouse, which includes temperature-controlled storage, defective parts storage and bulky goods storage. The automated storage system has serial number and batch management and enables permanent stocktaking.
Once the order has been received, the goods are picked from the warehouse. Efficient and error-free processes are important for optimizing delivery times and ensuring a high level of customer satisfaction.
Depending on the wishes of the shipper customer, the picked goods are personalized in the next step. Examples of value-added services include printing in the customer's CI, handwritten cards, laser engraving, individual packaging concepts & unboxing experience.
Shipping
The picked goods are carefully packed and prepared for dispatch. They are then transported to the customer. We offer global shipping options including customs clearance and same-day shipping for orders received by 18:00.
This step includes the processing of returns and exchange requests from customers. Efficient returns management is essential for maintaining customer satisfaction and quickly reintegrating the goods into the sales process.
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State-of-the-art fulfilment service: insight into our automated picking process
Optimise your e-commerce with our fulfilment solutions
Benefit from efficient warehouse logistics, automated order processing and smart additional services that are perfectly tailored to the needs of modern online shops.
Create a unique shopping experience that will delight your customers and keep them coming back for more with personalised packaging and individual value-added services. At the same time, our logistics chain guarantees fast, transparent and flexible delivery – for maximum reliability.
Increased competitiveness
Improved process efficiency
Lower logistics costs
Faster delivery
Improved customer satisfaction
Highly professional parcel handling
The most popular FAQs about fulfilment
💡Attention: Is Fullfillment spelled correctly in German? Or is it spelled Fulfilment?
The correct word in German is “Fulfillment” (with “u” and an “l” at the beginning, so not Fullfillment!). The term “fulfillment” originally comes from the English language and literally means “realization” or “execution”. In logistics and e-commerce, fulfillment refers to the entire process of order processing, which begins with the customer's order and ends with the delivery of the product. The spelling “fulfillment” is the American variant of the term, while “fulfilment” is the British spelling. Both versions are correct, but one or the other form is preferred depending on the geographical context.
- Fulfillment: Used mainly in the USA and in most English-speaking countries that adopt American usage.
- Fulfilment: Is the preferred spelling in British English and in countries that follow British English.In a German context, it is common to use the American spelling “fulfillment”. In specialist articles and literature on e-commerce, the form “fulfillment” is often used to avoid misunderstandings and ensure consistent terminology. This is why, for example, fulfillment service provider is spelled correctly in Germany, whereas fullfillment service provider is not and fulfilment service provider is rather uncommon.
