Item level operations for the recovery line, alongside the WMS you run.
Receipt, put away, tasking, pick, pack and ship at the item level, for the returns and recovery operation. Fulfill runs next to your warehouse system and feeds it automatically. It is the third module, and the only one that needs a scoped engagement.
the put away and pick task list on the floorAt the dock, with or without a record
What it is and what it is worth
Where it goes, by your rules
Sold where it recovers the most
Picked and shipped from your system or ours
Fulfill is the last stop. It runs beside the WMS you already have, and writes to it.
Find it, move it, ship it.
Receipt and put away
Every item gets a location the moment it is identified, on your serials or ours.
Tasking
Work assigned to people on the floor, item by item, with the record in hand.
Pick, pack and ship
When an item sells, the pick goes to your team with the label already cut. Shipping cost is known before the price is set.
Write back
Locations and movements flow to your WMS or ERP so it stays the system of record.
Honest about who needs this.
How it runs.
Your WMS, our floor process
Upstream adopts your serials. Your system finds the unit when it sells. The floor gets the process the WMS never had.
We run it
For operations without a fulfillment capability, Upstream runs put away, picking and shipping from a resale hub.
Your serials, our picking
Your labels on the shelf, our task system for the recovery line, and write back to your ERP.
Plainly.
Not an enterprise WMS replacement
Fulfill is a light warehouse system built for recommerce. It does not carry perpetual inventory accounting or financial controls. If you run an enterprise WMS, keep it. Fulfill sits beside it.
Not for every account
Upstream only installs Fulfill where the volume justifies custom work. If Identify and Route and Resell solve the problem, that is what we will recommend.
Talk to us about the recovery line.
Fulfill is scoped to your systems and your floor. The walkthrough starts with what you run today.