Choose a 3PL Around How You Actually Sell
Shopify, Amazon, Walmart Marketplace, TikTok Shop, wholesale, and omnichannel operations can share inventory while demanding very different order flows. Use these guides to compare integration, inventory, shipping, returns, and warehouse requirements by channel.
Shopify & DTC Fulfillment
Shopify and direct-to-consumer fulfillment puts the emphasis on storefront integration, inventory visibility, parcel execution, branded pack-out, returns, and the ability to absorb promotions without losing order accuracy.
See channel requirements →Amazon FBA & FBM Fulfillment
Amazon sellers often need a 3PL to sit between inbound inventory and multiple Amazon workflows: FBA prep and replenishment, FBM orders, returns, and reserve stock that should not all be committed to one channel.
See channel requirements →Walmart Marketplace Fulfillment
Walmart Marketplace fulfillment requires a 3PL that can keep marketplace inventory and order status synchronized while supporting the parcel, returns, and multi-channel workflows around the seller account.
See channel requirements →TikTok Shop Fulfillment
TikTok Shop and social-commerce fulfillment can create sharp, campaign-driven order spikes. The warehouse needs dependable channel integration plus labor, inventory, kitting, and parcel workflows that can respond when demand moves faster than a normal forecast.
See channel requirements →B2B & Wholesale Fulfillment
B2B and wholesale fulfillment shifts the warehouse from individual parcel orders toward cases, pallets, purchase orders, appointments, retailer routing, EDI, and customer-specific shipping requirements.
See channel requirements →Omnichannel Fulfillment
Omnichannel fulfillment is an inventory-control problem as much as a shipping problem: one stock pool may need to serve DTC, marketplaces, FBA replenishment, retail wholesale, subscriptions, and returns without overselling or creating unnecessary inventory silos.
See channel requirements →Selling through more than one channel?
Start with the channels that create the hardest operating requirements, then compare inventory, location, and special handling before shortlisting warehouses.
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