B2B Fulfillment

B2B Fulfillment for Wholesale and Bulk Orders

Pallet picks, bulk cartons, EDI order processing, and deliveries to retailers, distributors, and store locations across the US — from the same warehouses that handle your DTC orders.

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One inventory, every channel

B2B and DTC used to mean two separate warehouses. We run both from the same hubs, so your wholesale orders pull from the same accurate inventory pool as your website — no duplicate stock, no guesswork about what’s actually on hand.

  • Pallet and bulk-carton picking for large orders
  • EDI order intake and ASN documents where required
  • Retailer-compliant labeling and pack slips
  • Scheduled deliveries to stores and distribution centers
Bulk cartons staged for a B2B wholesale order

Order types we handle

Wholesale pallets

Full-pallet orders picked, wrapped, and staged for FTL or LTL pickup.

Bulk cartons

Case-pick orders for distributors and retail backrooms.

EDI / ASN orders

Orders received by EDI with ASN documents sent back to your buyer.

Kitted promos

Retail promo bundles built to your purchase order.

Store delivery

Multi-stop deliveries to store locations across our network.

Showroom & samples

Small, fast sample orders sent with priority handling.

How a B2B order flows

01

Order received

Via EDI, portal, or your account manager — we confirm stock and pricing rules.

02

Pick & pack

Pallet or case picks are pulled from accurate locations.

03

Compliance check

Labels, pack slips, and ASNs matched to your buyer’s requirements.

04

Dispatch

Picked up by your carrier or delivered by our trucking partners.

05

Delivery proof

Signed POD and EDI status updates close the loop.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. We accept EDI 850 purchase orders and return 856 ASNs, 810 invoices, and 214 status updates where your retail partners require them.
We follow your retailer’s routing guide: UPC/GS1 labels, carton marks, pallet tags, and required documents.
There is no fixed minimum. We handle everything from a single case to full truckloads.
Yes, multi-stop store delivery is available, especially across our California, Texas, Georgia, and New Jersey hubs.
Yes — same system, same stock pool, different picking modes. That is the point of running them from one network.

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