The shelf sells too. The order ships from there.
Open the stock to e-commerce.
Each store is defined with its own warehouse, and what is on the shelf is added to online stock.
Route the orders.
The store that can fulfil the whole order is chosen, and the parcel goes to that store’s user for approval.
Pack it in the store.
The store user approves it, packs it and prints the label, and the tracking is written to the channel.
Ship from store in three steps. Define, open, route.
Define the store.
Each store opens as its own warehouse, with stock coming from your ERP or held in Pixa through counts.
Open the stock to the channel.
Store stock is included in online stock: the channel sees the total and you see where each unit sits.
Turn on routing.
When an order lands it goes to the store that can fulfil it, and splitting across several stores is switched on separately.
What if an order is split? Each parcel follows its own path.
Splitting across stores.
If no single store can fulfil it the order is split across stores, and the remainder ships from the central warehouse.
Splitting on the channel.
On Shopify the parcel is written as a partial fulfilment, and on Hepsiburada as separate parcels.
Tracking per parcel.
Each parcel’s own tracking number goes to the channel and the customer separately, so nothing gets mixed up.
From your ERP if you have one, otherwise from Pixa. The routing logic lives in Pixa.
Stores with an ERP.
Store stock is read from the ERP, and a transfer note is written back to it for each approved parcel.
Stores without an ERP.
Without an ERP, store stock is held in Pixa, with counts, transfers and sale deductions all handled there.
Priced on revenue.
The fee is based on the revenue of orders that run through this module; there is no fixed charge.
Turn your stores into shipping points.
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The store flow runs itself. The rule is yours, the steps are Pixa’s.
When an order lands, the store that can fulfil all of it is chosen and the parcel goes to that store for approval.
How it worksMoving from central to store. Start with one store.
Open one store.
Its stock comes from the ERP or from a count, and it opens as a warehouse.
Try the approval flow.
The store approves it, and if it declines the order goes back to central.
Turn on splitting.
Multi-store and channel splitting are switched on in the settings.
Your stores become shipping points. The stock is online and the order ships from the store.
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Frequently asked
questions
Each store is defined as its own warehouse, what is on the shelf is included in online stock, and the channel sees the total.
When the order lands, Pixa picks the store that can fulfil all of it, and the parcel goes to that store’s user for approval.
The parcel goes back to the central warehouse, and the order is prepared there or at the next suitable store.
If no single store can fulfil it and splitting is switched on, the order is split across stores and the remainder ships from central.
As a partial fulfilment on Shopify and as separate parcels on Hepsiburada, with each parcel’s tracking sent to the channel separately.
Yes. Store stock is read from the ERP and a transfer note is written back for each approved parcel. Without an ERP the stock is held in Pixa.
On the revenue of orders that run through this module; there is no fixed charge.
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