Receiving and storage
Coordinate inbound inventory checks, put-away, and storage around each SKU profile.
Ecommerce fulfillment · Bear, Delaware
ShipHouse coordinates receiving, storage, pick and pack, carrier handoff, and returns as one visible operating flow for growing ecommerce businesses.
Built for stores that want a hands-on operations partner and clear ownership across inventory, orders, exceptions, and delivery.
Order fulfillment
The order moves through verification, picking, and packaging with clear ownership at every handoff.
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What ShipHouse handles
Coordinate inbound inventory checks, put-away, and storage around each SKU profile.
Translate released orders into repeatable picking, packing, and exception workflows.
Connect supported commerce platforms or scope a custom API workflow with your technical team.
One operating flow
Every stage has a clear input, operating action, and status handoff—so your team knows what is moving and what needs attention.
Match inbound inventory to the expected shipment and identify exceptions.
Assign inventory to bins, shelves, or pallet positions based on the SKU profile.
Release orders for picking, packing, and the required service workflow.
Pass parcels to the selected carrier and return status to the connected order flow.
Choose your operating path
0–500 orders / month
A straightforward path for brands shipping up to 500 monthly orders that want clear starting rates and room to define packaging and storage needs.
Explore starter pricing500–10,000 orders / month
For operations shipping 500–10,000 monthly orders with channel, packaging, integration, or exception requirements that need review.
Scope my operationCommerce connections
Order and inventory flows can be scoped around the commerce systems your team uses today.
Custom software can connect through an API workflow after technical requirements, ownership, and exception handling are defined.
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Service FAQ
The scope can include receiving, storage, pick and pack, carrier handoff, returns, and connected order workflows. The final program depends on your products and requirements.
Yes. The pricing page separates a published starter path for 0–500 monthly orders from a custom-program path for 500–10,000 monthly orders.
Storage depends on SKU count, inventory levels, product dimensions, replenishment, and whether items fit bins, shelves, or pallets.
Yes. Branded materials, inserts, kitting, and other custom packouts are scoped separately from eligible standard packaging.
ShipHouse supports common commerce connections and can scope custom software integration after reviewing the order, inventory, status, and exception flows.
Build your fulfillment plan
Final scope and commercial terms follow a review of your products, volume, inbound flow, systems, and service requirements.