If you’re setting up logistics for your store, start by mapping order profiles (daily volume, SKU velocity, bundles), defining cut-off times and service levels, and building a simple pick/pack flow (barcode labels, packing slips, packaging matrix). Mix carriers by zone and weight to control costs, enable address validation and branded tracking, and design an easy returns loop. Don’t forget peak planning (buffer stock, extra shifts) and metrics like OTIF, pick accuracy, and cost per order.
If you’d rather compare or outsource, a 3PL with solid integrations, same-day fulfillment, and clear pricing can save weeks of work—this overview of
logistics for e-Commerce is a useful benchmark when evaluating scope and SLAs.
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