How Ecommerce Fulfillment With Ecom Fulfill Co. Works
From first conversation to daily shipping, onboarding follows a clear sequence. Each step is built to get your inventory live, accurate and shipping close to your customers without disrupting your store.
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Share your order profile
Tell us your monthly volume, SKU count, sales channels, product types and where your customers are. We use that data to recommend which of our 25 U.S. markets fit your order map and to build a custom quote.
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Review your quote and plan
You receive an itemized quote covering receiving, storage, pick and pack, packaging and shipping, along with a proposed inventory placement. We walk through it together so you can model costs against your own orders.
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Connect your store and catalog
We connect with your storefront and any marketplaces you sell on so orders, inventory and tracking sync automatically. Your SKUs, barcodes, dimensions and packing rules are set up and checked before any stock ships.
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Send your first inbound
You create an advance shipping notice and your supplier ships labeled cartons or pallets to the market we agreed. Receiving counts and scans every unit, reports any discrepancies with photos, and puts stock away so it shows as available.
- 5
Test and go live
We run test orders end to end, from import to label to tracking writeback, before switching on live fulfillment. Early orders are watched closely so any exceptions are fixed quickly.
- 6
Ship, review and grow
Orders ship daily against market cutoffs, returns are processed to your rules, and you see inventory and order status in real time. Regular reviews cover accuracy, ship times and costs, and help plan for peak season or additional markets.
Typical timeline
A typical onboarding runs a few weeks from signed agreement to first live orders, depending mostly on how quickly product data is ready and how long your first inbound takes to arrive. Brands with clean catalog data and inventory ready to ship usually move fastest, and we will give you a realistic schedule based on your situation rather than a one-size promise.