Order import
Paid orders pulled automatically from every connected channel.
Connect your stores once. Orders flow into our warehouse automatically, follow your rules, and tracking flows back to the customer.

Manual order handling is slow and error-prone: copying addresses, emailing spreadsheets, updating tracking by hand. Automated order fulfillment removes those steps.
Logi-Vault connects to your stores and marketplaces so paid orders import automatically. Rules you choose then shape each order: hold orders flagged for fraud, add inserts to first orders, split pre-orders, or upgrade shipping for VIP customers.
When an order ships, the tracking number goes back to the sales channel and your customer gets notified. Inventory levels update across every channel. For anything we don't connect natively, we accept CSV, SFTP or API.
Paid orders pulled automatically from every connected channel.
Undeliverable addresses flagged before the label is bought.
Inserts, holds, splits and service upgrades applied by rule.
Available stock published to channels after every change.
Carrier and tracking number written back to the order.
You're notified only when something needs a human.
Authorize each store or marketplace.
Match listings and bundles to warehouse items.
Agree holds, inserts and shipping logic.
Run test orders, then switch on.
Where manual order handling no longer scales.
With orders arriving from three or more channels.
Importing B2B orders by CSV alongside store orders.
Running the business from another country or time zone.
It's using integrations and rules so orders move from your sales channels to the warehouse, through shipping and back with tracking, without manual data entry.
Shopify, Amazon, Walmart, TikTok Shop and WooCommerce, plus CSV, SFTP and API for other systems.
Yes. Rules can hold specific orders, such as high-value or flagged ones, until you release them.
No. Standard integrations are set up with you on a short call.
Tell us what you sell and how many orders you ship. A real person replies within one business day with a written quote.