What stores ask before outsourcing, answered straight. Every guide ends with a form in case you want us to do it for you.
What is fulfillment
What is fulfillment: outsourcing the storage, picking and shipping of your online store’s orders. How it works, what it includes and when it pays.
How much does outsourcing logistics cost
Outsourcing logistics cost explained: what a provider charges for (order, line, storage, returns, shipping) and how to compare it with doing it yourself.
How to choose a logistics provider
How to choose a logistics provider: ten questions to ask before signing on integration, stock visibility, errors, returns, pricing and lock-in.
Amazon FBA or FBM
Amazon FBA or FBM: when Amazon should store and ship your stock, when to ship it yourself through a provider and how to combine both.
How to reduce returns
How to reduce returns in your online store: which data to watch, what to change on the product page and packaging, and how to turn them into exchanges.
Black Friday and Christmas logistics
Black Friday logistics and Christmas: calendar, stock, packaging, carriers and buyer updates so the peak goes through without delays.
Delivery times for your online store
Delivery times an online store can promise in mainland Spain, the Balearics, the Canaries and Europe, what they depend on and how to measure them.
How to outsource the logistics of your Shopify store
How to outsource your Shopify store’s logistics step by step: what to connect, what to send, what to check in week one and what to keep.
When to outsource logistics: seven signs
When to outsource logistics for your online store: seven signs about time, space, errors, peaks, marketplaces and cost per order.
What is a 3PL
What is a 3PL, or third-party logistics provider, how it differs from a carrier or a plain warehouse and what it should do for your store.
Logistics to sell on Amazon from Spain
The logistics to sell on Amazon as a merchant: lead times, tracking, defect rate and Seller Fulfilled Prime, and how to meet them with a provider.
How to pack orders so they arrive intact
How to pack orders for your online store: right-sized box, void fill, tape and label to cut breakage and claims without raising shipping costs.
Shipping to the Canary Islands from the mainland
Shipping to the Canary Islands from mainland Spain: the paperwork, who pays IGIC and clearance, which carrier to use and how to avoid customs delays.
How to sell across Europe from Spain
How to sell across Europe from a Spanish store: the VAT one-stop shop, shipping and lead times by country, international returns and the UK.
E-commerce picking methods
E-commerce picking methods: by order, in waves or by zone, which suits your volume and lines, and where picking errors come from.
E-commerce stock management
E-commerce stock management: why website stock never matches the warehouse and how a movement ledger, cycle counts and alerts fix it.
E-commerce returns: process and law
E-commerce returns and the law: the 14-day withdrawal right, who pays return shipping, what you can deduct and a process that keeps sales.
Selling on marketplaces: what their logistics require
Selling on marketplaces like Miravia, Decathlon or Zalando: lead times, tracking, packaging and penalties in their logistics, and how to comply.
What is a WMS
What is a WMS, a warehouse management system, what it does for your stock and orders and why your logistics provider having one matters.
Launching an online brand: logistics from day one
Launching an online brand with logistics sorted from day one: opening stock, packaging, carriers and when to outsource fulfillment.
Before you decide
Logistics cost calculator: what does preparing an order cost you?
Logistics cost calculator: enter your orders, minutes, premises and packaging and compare your real cost per order with a provider. No sign-up.
Pricing: how we charge
The items you pay for, each with its price in writing, and the full rate card within one working day.
Why Córdoba is a strategic logistics location
Córdoba as a logistics location: A-4 corridor, 24 h to half of Spain, Seville airport for 24-hour delivery across Europe and cheaper warehouses.
With your numbers: orders per month, what each order costs you today (your own time included) and how much space your stock takes up. That tells you whether it pays off and lets you compare quotes. Then ask two or three providers for written prices, see how they work with real data and plan a one-week start.
Orders per month and in your busiest month, lines and units per order, number of SKUs, approximate product size and weight, how much space your stock takes up (pallets, boxes), sales channels, destinations and return rate. With that data the provider can give you a real price instead of a generic rate card.
Not if it is planned: the outgoing provider prepares your stock counted and with a delivery note, the new one receives and puts it away, and the store is reconnected. The tricky part is the move: do it in a quiet period and do not reconnect the store until the stock is put away in the new warehouse. Beforehand, check whether your contract has a lock-in or notice period.
Shall we talk about your logistics?
Tell us what you sell and how many orders you ship: you will get a proposal within one working day.