Orders & shipping

Orders land in the shop, stock sits in a spreadsheet, shipping runs through a third program. In between someone retypes, and the customer asks where the parcel is.

  • Inputs
  • Online shop
  • Marketplace
  • E-mail order

otonit unit · Orders & shippingRunning

  1. Order#10482 · three items
  2. WarehouseStock checked, delivery note created
  3. Shipping labelSample Wholesaleto: customer (masked)
  4. CustomerShipping message with tracking number
Example · Sample Wholesale

The unit takes over

  • Checks every order and the stock
  • Confirms and informs the customer
  • Triggers shipping and reports the tracking number
  • Flags shortages and exceptions to you

You decide

  • Range, prices, delivery terms
  • What happens when stock is missing
  • Complaints and special cases

Your programs

Runs in the programs you already have. Nothing new to learn, nothing to switch.

See our stack
  • Shopify
  • WooCommerce
  • Shopware
  • Google Sheets
  • Gmail

Examples from:Retail & e-commerce

How it works

  1. Free

    First call

    You show us what still runs by hand every day. We tell you honestly what can be automated.

  2. One page

    Concept

    What we would build, in plain language. Fixed scope, no obligation to continue.

  3. Live in 2–4 weeks

    Build

    We build your unit, test it and run it. Approval stays with you.

  • Fixed-price scope
  • Yours to keep
  • DPA on request
  • Approval with you

More solutions

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