See How Fulfillment Workflows Connect in DSFulfill

Starting problem

Multi-merchant agencies often juggle quotes, orders, and client updates across chat and spreadsheets as client count grows.

Connected workflow

Onboard merchants into a white-label portal, run quote-to-order on one workflow, and keep wallet and tracking visibility scoped by client.

Software-supported outcomes

• Merchants review quotes and order status in the portal instead of chasing chat updates
• Orders stay tied to the same client, quote, and shipment records
• Billing records follow operational charges without a separate spreadsheet ledger

Starting problem

Multi-client warehouses struggle when inventory ownership, floor work, shipping, and billing live in disconnected tools.

Connected workflow

Run receive → store → pick → pack → ship with client-separated inventory, then record activity-based charges against the merchant who generated the work.

Software-supported outcomes

• Inbound and outbound work stays connected to the correct merchant client
• Shipment tracking can be shared through the same client experience
• Storage, pick, pack, and shipping charges map back to operational events

Starting problem

Procurement teams lose speed when product requests, supplier notes, and quote history are scattered across inboxes and files.

Connected workflow

Capture structured client requests, compare suppliers, approve quotes, convert to purchasing, then hand off into inventory, shipping, and billing.

Software-supported outcomes

• Requests enter in a consistent format buyers can quote from
• Supplier and quotation history stays reusable for the next similar request
• Approved sourcing work can continue into fulfillment without rewriting the process