ShipBob provides ecommerce businesses with outsourced warehousing, inventory management, and multi-channel order fulfillment, including fast shipping and shipment tracking across various sales platforms.
ShipBob is a technology-enabled third-party logistics (3PL) platform that provides ecommerce fulfillment across multiple sales channels. Its primary purpose is to help brands store inventory, pick, pack, and ship orders quickly and accurately from a distributed network of fulfillment centers. By integrating directly with leading ecommerce platforms and marketplaces, ShipBob enables merchants to centralize order and inventory management while offering fast shipping options to customers.
Key features include real-time inventory tracking across all warehouses, automated order routing to the optimal fulfillment center, and transparent shipping rate calculations. ShipBob supports 2-day and standard shipping options, with tools to set service levels and shipping rules by region, channel, or product. The platform offers detailed analytics on shipping performance, inventory turnover, and fulfillment costs, helping businesses optimize stock levels and logistics strategies. In addition, ShipBob supports B2C and DTC fulfillment, retail dropshipping, and wholesale/B2B shipments, including support for retailer compliance and carton labeling.
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