Nebim - Retail Order Fulfillment Management

You can determine from which store the order should be met, billed and shipped as the most appropriate:

Customer orders received from your E-commerce store,
Product orders that are not available in the store when your customers visit your store,
Remote sales orders for customers who do not visit your store but who you service remotely,

Prevent selling down to zero stock by opening up the company inventory to customers and thus increase your turnover
Make your deliveries faster and reduce your shipping costs by handling shipments from your nearest store
Ensure optimal product management by meeting the order from the most convenient store

Stores' inventories are opened up to internet sales
Customer order is taken from the website
The shipping location of the internet order is assigned
Products in the same order can be delivered from multiple locations
Central location changes can be made depending on the level of authority
Invoices of the same order can be issued from different locations
Cargo can be sent from the assigned store location to customers
Separate premium calculations can be made by tracking the process for each location, such as the store that receives the order, the store that issues the invoice, or the store that couriers it

Store and central warehouse inventory are made accessible to customer orders
Orders are taken for products which are not in-store
The shipping location of the order received from the store is determined by different, store-specific rules
Products in the same order can be delivered from multiple locations
Central location changes can be made depending on the level of authority
Invoices of the same order can be issued from different locations
Cargo can be sent from the assigned store location to customers
Separate premium calculations can be made by tracking the process for each location, such as the store that receives the order, the store that issues the invoice, or the store that couriers it

Store and central warehouse inventory are made accessible to customer orders
Orders are taken for products which are and are not in-store
The shipping location of the order received from the store is determined by different, store-specific rules
Products in the same order can be delivered from multiple locations
Central location changes can be made depending on the level of authority
Invoices of the same order can be issued from different locations
Cargo can be sent from the assigned store location to customers
Separate premium calculations can be made by tracking the process for each location, such as the store that receives the order, the store that issues the invoice, or the store that couriers it

Retail Order Fulfillment Management