Only what this building ships.
Packers see the orders and units their warehouse is fulfilling. Switch between sites, or look at all of them at once.
Map your Shopify locations to your warehouses and each building works its own orders, on its own carrier accounts, with its own manifests. When Shopify splits an order across two sites, each one sees and packs exactly its own units, and each parcel is fulfilled in Shopify from the right location.
Packers see the orders and units their warehouse is fulfilling. Switch between sites, or look at all of them at once.
OrderOps follows Shopify’s own fulfilment orders, so an order split across two warehouses shows each building only its share, and each parcel lands in Shopify against the right location.
Each warehouse can have its own carrier accounts, dispatch address, settings, floor map and iPads, and closes its own end-of-day manifests.
Several stores from one building instead? See multi-store fulfilment.
No. Multi-warehouse is on every plan, including Free. Plans are priced by total monthly orders across every store and warehouse.
It follows Shopify. OrderOps reads the order’s fulfilment orders, so whichever location Shopify assigned the units to is the warehouse that packs them.
Yes. A warehouse can have its own carrier credentials and dispatch address, or use the organisation’s.
They sync, but they are never mapped to a warehouse, because someone else fulfils from them.
Not yet. Each team member picks a site in the switcher, and screens show which site they are on.
Install free from the Shopify App Store, 50 orders a month on us, and see your own orders on the bench in minutes. Or book a walkthrough and watch us pack a real order first.