Supply Chain · Digital retail

E-commerce Fulfilment

E-commerce fulfilment connects inventory, order processing, parcel dispatch and returns through responsive warehouse operations.

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warehouse facilities: 140; warehouse facilities
warehouse space: 2.1m m²; warehouse space
countries served: 180+; countries served
order flow coordination: End-to-end; order flow coordination

Overview

Fulfilment that follows the customer promise

Fast Safe Cargo supports e-commerce fulfilment from inbound inventory receipt through storage, order release, picking, packing and dispatch coordination. The operating model is designed around product mix, order volumes, cut-off times, delivery expectations and the channels through which orders are received.

Reliable fulfilment depends on accurate inventory data and disciplined exception handling as much as warehouse throughput. We align order and stock messages with customer systems, define rules for allocation and backorders, and establish processes for damaged goods, address issues, cancellations and returns where included in scope.

A network of 140 facilities provides options for geographic positioning, subject to site capability and capacity. Solution planning considers parcel and transport partners, packaging, peak forecasts and service measures so that the customer promise is supported by a realistic operational plan, not simply a fast dispatch target.

Inbound receipt and inventory control
Order picking, packing and dispatch
Systems and order-status coordination
Returns workflows where contracted
Peak and network capacity planning

Our capabilities

E-commerce Fulfilment

Connect digital orders with accurate stock, thoughtful warehouse processes and dependable dispatch handovers.

Order orchestration

Order feeds and release rules are defined to align customer channels, inventory availability, cut-offs and warehouse processing priorities.

Pick and pack

Picking, packing and labelling workflows reflect SKU characteristics, order profiles, packaging policies and carrier acceptance requirements.

Inventory accuracy

Receiving controls, location management and agreed cycle-count routines support dependable available-to-promise information.

Systems connectivity

Order, inventory and fulfilment events can be integrated through agreed data interfaces, subject to platform and information-security review.

Returns processing

Where contracted, returns are received, inspected and routed according to agreed disposition rules and customer communication needs.

Peak readiness

Forecast reviews and capacity planning help prepare labour, space and dispatch processes for seasonal or promotional demand changes.

Planning insight

Illustrative order fulfilment workflow

Example share of warehouse processing effort; actual order profiles and workflows differ.

180+
countries served: 96
offices in 54 countries: 6
regional hubs

How it works

Order fulfilment is designed from inbound stock through dispatch confirmation and agreed returns handling.

01
Connect inventory
Map inbound plans, SKU data, stock ownership, order channels and system messages before operational launch.
02
Receive and store
Validate arrivals, record inventory, resolve discrepancies and put products away in suitable locations and conditions.
03
Process orders
Release orders using agreed rules, pick and pack to specification, then confirm dispatch information to connected systems.
04
Manage delivery events
Coordinate parcel handover and status messages, escalating exceptions such as address issues or missed collections.
05
Review and improve
Analyse order, inventory and returns trends with the customer and adjust processes and capacity plans where agreed.

Reference

E-commerce fulfilment capabilities

Stage	Core activity	Key design choice	Typical measure
Inbound	Receipt and put-away	Advance shipment data and checks	Receiving accuracy
Inventory	Storage and stock control	SKU locations and count policy	Inventory accuracy
Order	Pick, pack and label	Cut-offs and packaging rules	Order processing time
Dispatch	Carrier handover	Collection schedule and service	Dispatch completion
Returns	Inspect and disposition	Restock, repair or quarantine rules	Returns processing time

In operation

Operations in motion

E-commerce fulfilment brings together warehouse execution, digital order information and delivery partner handovers. A well-defined process supports consistent customer experiences while keeping operational exceptions visible.

Operations in motion

Case study

A growing regional apparel retailer

The challenge

Online demand expanded rapidly across several markets, while peak order volumes and returns created inconsistent stock visibility and dispatch workflows.

Our solution

Fast Safe Cargo mapped order and inventory messages, defined pick-pack and returns procedures, and introduced forecast reviews tied to warehouse and carrier capacity.

Aligned
order and stock processes: Prepared
peak capacity planning: Clearer
returns workflow ownership

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Depending on the contract, services may include inbound receipt, storage, inventory management, order picking and packing, labelling, dispatch handover and returns processing. Channel integration, packaging materials, parcel charges and customer service are separately defined in the operating scope.

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E-commerce Fulfilment

Fulfilment that follows the customer promise