Order intake
Land orders from your brand customers. CSV import at v1, marketplace integrations after Pillar 3 lights. Validate-then-commit pipeline; bad rows do not corrupt the database.
Where 3PLs sell to brands.
Order intake from ecommerce channels, kit-to-order flows, packaging-as-a-service. The module most customers grow into.
What the Co-Pack and Ecom module includes
The closest adjacent revenue to the 3PL module. Plumbed at v1, expected to light first among the deferred modules.
Kit-to-order
Kits are BOMs. An order spawns a production run if components are in stock; otherwise it spawns a procurement task. The chassis does not lie about what is shippable.
Packaging-as-a-service
Per-customer kit definitions with per-customer pricing. Whitelabel portal so the brand sees their kits, their inventory, their fulfillment.
Per-channel SLAs
Different brands have different ship-by promises. Track per-channel and per-customer. Surface in dashboards and breach alerts.
Returns and replacements
Returns land as inbound shipments tied to the original outbound. Replacements are new outbounds with reference to the return. Audit-clean.
Feature-flag-gated
Pure 3PLs do not need the kit-to-order surface. Flip the module when you take your first brand customer that wants packaging done in-house.
Already co-packing for brands?
If you handle inbound brand inventory and ship to their end customers, this is the pillar that ends the spreadsheet war.