Order Fulfillment Services for WooCommerce Stores
As your WooCommerce store grows, managing fulfillment becomes more complex. Tracking stock, shipping orders, and managing returns all add up. A 3PL partner simplifies the process with connected inventory and automated order handling, keeping your store accurate and efficient. You can scale during busy seasons without expanding warehouse space, while your team focuses on growth and customers.
We treat your brand with the same care you would. With our team managing fulfillment, support tickets about late or incorrect orders drop. Every order flows smoothly from your WooCommerce store to our warehouse, packed to your standards and shipped the same day. You stay focused on strategy while we handle the rest.

For the best fulfillment experience, we recommend having at least 200 orders per month before working with a 3PL to ensure the relationship is mutually beneficial. Startups are welcome on a case-by-case basis based on previous venture experience and go-to-market strategy for the new startup.
Slack, email, and phone support are available. Think of us as “Your Warehouse Department.” We communicate clearly and concisely through verbal, written, and video communication.
We integrate with multiple returns management platforms, including Corso, Loop Returns, and Return Logic. However, we are returns system agnostic, meaning our detail-oriented returns workflows can support multiple systems and manual returns as well. We create standard operating procedures for each brand to ensure product quality is maintained during the returns receiving process, refurbish, and stow back in stock available to ship within 24 hours of receiving returns.
Shipping costs are based on product size, weight, and final destination. For more specifics, let’s discuss your product information and shipping profile history for a clear answer and direction.
Multiple carriers are available based on your product profile and consumer experience. We are directly connected with UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL, and other international and domestic shipping solutions.
Various products and industries that we serve include apparel, CPG (consumer packaged goods), supplements, accessories, pet supplies, and other parcel-size lightweight products.
Outsourcing your fulfillment operations to OpsEngine will free up your time, energy, and focus to be invested on your product, marketing, and customer acquisition.
We've spent years working out the operational details that make fulfillment work for growing brands.
We handle product variations without mixing up SKUs, even when you're selling the same shirt in eight colors and five sizes. The warehouse team knows that similar-looking items need extra verification steps.
Inventory counts stay accurate through cycle counting and quality checks that happen throughout the day. We reconcile discrepancies immediately and adjust your WooCommerce inventory levels.
Seasonal volume spikes don't require you to hire temporary staff or rent extra space. We scale labor and warehouse capacity to match your peak periods. Post-holiday slowdowns don't leave you paying for unused resources.
Product prep and receiving follow detailed protocols that account for different product types and storage requirements.
Damaged or defective inventory gets documented with photos and detailed notes so you can make informed decisions about disposal or return to supplier. We're not just tossing questionable products into a corner. You have visibility into what's happening with your inventory.

The connection between your WooCommerce store and our warehouse system runs through a two-way integration that keeps everything aligned. Orders flow in automatically, and inventory counts update as products move. You're not exporting CSV files or manually entering information anywhere. The technical setup takes a few hours, not weeks of back-and-forth with developers.
Once connected, you set parameters for how orders should be handled based on shipping method, order value, or product type. The system applies those rules automatically, routing rush orders differently than standard shipments. If you add new products or change SKUs in WooCommerce, those updates sync to the warehouse without separate notifications. Order status changes in both systems simultaneously, so your customer service team sees accurate information.
We test the integration with sample orders before going live to make sure data flows correctly in both directions. Edge cases like multi-quantity orders, bundles, or products with multiple warehouse locations get verified during this phase. You're not learning about integration quirks after customer orders start failing.
