Linnworks, today announced the launch of a new integration with eBay Fulfillment by Orange Connex (eF), which allows Linnworks customers to have visibility of their eBay Fulfillment activity, while seamlessly tracking orders and inventory levels. Linnworks customers can expect the integration to help simplify logistics, a core part of operations for eCommerce businesses.
eBay Fulfillment by Orange Connex is a solution that helps sellers offer an exceptional delivery service. In the U.K., eBay Fulfillment by Orange Connex recently launched the first end-to-end fulfillment service for sellers with faster delivery options, improved logistics management, more efficient processes, and enhanced seller protection.
We’re pleased to deepen our partnership with eBay and provide our customers with, what we believe, is a world-class service, It’s more critical than ever to invest in solutions that streamline logistics such as fulfillment and automation. With the partnership, our customers will now have more flexibility to manage and fulfill their orders, helping them grow their business.
– Callum Campbell, Chief Executive Officer at Linnworks.
The integration with Linnworks offers sellers end-to-end management of customer inventory, and provides order fulfillment services, including same-day handling, late cut-off times, and the option for next day and standard delivery to customers. Merchants can send a portion of their stock to eBay Fulfillment, and Orange Connex completes all the warehouse management processes, including picking, packing, shipping, and after-sales support. Users will be able to track available stock levels and sync order updates to fully manage their fulfillment orders.
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