Complete automation from user order to shipping!
The "Next Engine Automatic Linkage Service" is a valuable service that significantly reduces both effort and costs by linking the order management software from Hamee Corporation, a major player in the field, with our e-commerce logistics outsourcing services. Depending on how you set up the status management in Next Engine, it is possible to automatically issue shipping instructions without any order processing. Shipping performance data will also automatically return to Next Engine. 【Features】 ■ Improved work efficiency ■ No time constraints ■ Complete tasks using only Next Engine ■ Elimination of human errors in shipping instructions ■ Implementation cost is zero yen *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
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【Service Flow】 1. Orders placed in each mall are aggregated into Next Engine. 2. Order data with a printing wait status in Next Engine is automatically linked to e-Logit WMS. 3. Packages are shipped from the warehouse to the customers. 4. Shipping performance data is also automatically returned to Next Engine. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
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Our company, E-Logit, fully supports businesses engaged in "small-lot high-turnover logistics," which includes a variety of low-volume, high-frequency logistics such as e-commerce logistics, through three aspects: outsourcing, consulting, and system implementation support. 【Target Industries】 □ General Businesses □ Logistics Providers ・ Warehousing ・ Transportation ・ Comprehensive Logistics □ Logistics-Related Businesses ・ Package Vendors (WMS, TMS, ERP, etc.) ・ System Integrators ・ Logistics Real Estate
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