Systems for 3PL & Fulfillment

WMS, multi-channel sync, EDI, ERP integration, and managed IT — for the Pacific Northwest 3PLs and fulfillment operators who need their software to actually work the way the floor works.

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If this is you

Pain points 3PL operators bring to us

📦 You're outgrowing ShipStation but afraid of a "real" WMS
🛒 Adding a new client takes 2 weeks of integration work
📊 Inventory accuracy is hurting your customer SLAs
📡 Connectivity in the back of the warehouse drops scanners
🔌 Each new sales channel breaks the reconciliation
📨 Retail customers want EDI and you're still doing CSV uploads
🚚 Carrier rate negotiations have nothing to back them up
🤝 Onboarding a new client client is a 3-week manual process

What we do

End-to-end systems for fulfillment operations

📦 WMS implementation

ShipHero, Extensiv, Fishbowl, NetSuite WMS — pick what fits your volume and customer mix.

🛒 Multi-channel sync

Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Amazon, Walmart Marketplace, eBay all connected to one source of inventory truth.

📨 EDI for retail customers

X12 850/856/810 mapping, trading partner certification, scorecard monitoring. Walmart, Target, Costco, Amazon Vendor.

🔄 ERP integration

NetSuite, SAP B1, Acumatica, QB Enterprise. Inventory, orders, customers, financials.

🚚 Carrier & TMS

Multi-carrier rate shopping, label automation, returns workflows. Stop overpaying.

🛡️ Managed IT

The whole IT stack — networks, security, helpdesk, backup. So your floor never goes offline because of WiFi.

Why us

3PLs are different from regular warehouses

A 3PL has multiple customers, each with different SLAs, different SKUs, different shipping rules, different label requirements, and different reporting needs. Most WMS implementations and IT setups are built for single-client operations and break the moment you onboard customer #3.

We design for multi-client from day one. Customer-specific bin allocations, customer-specific pick rules, customer-specific shipping defaults, customer-specific reporting. Onboarding a new client should take 3 days, not 3 weeks.

We also know that 3PL margins are thin. A WMS that's overly complex burns cycles every day. A network that drops once a month costs you a customer. We design for what's actually maintainable in a 3PL ops environment, not what's flashy in a vendor demo.

The honest conversation

Some 3PLs aren't ready for a "real" WMS. If you're under 200 orders/day with simple SKUs, ShipStation + a tight process might be enough. If you're past 500 orders/day with multi-customer complexity, EDI requirements, or a peak season that doubles volume, you've outgrown the starter stack. We'll tell you straight which side of the line you're on.