Client account boundaries
Separate client companies, their users, shipment history, permissions, and business rules.
The Operational Problem
A 3PL does not just have many users. It has many separate client companies.
That distinction should be reflected in the software. A warehouse employee may work across dozens of clients, while each client should see only its own permitted shipments, users, products, locations, and reporting. SubShipper’s multi-tenant direction is built around that parent-company/client-company relationship.
SubShipper modelOrganization↓Internal Users + Business Accounts↓Products + Locations + Rules↓Carrier ExecutionAccess follows the business relationship—not one shared login.
Built Around This Workflow
What matters for Customer 3PLs.
Warehouse operations
Connect client activity to the fulfillment locations actually doing the work.
Self-service with control
Let approved client users perform routine shipping actions without exposing unrelated clients or master credentials.
Scalable administration
Manage the network centrally instead of creating a new manual process every time another client is onboarded.
Real-World Workflow
What This Looks Like in Practice.
A 3PL serves 75 client companies from several warehouses. Client A needs self-service shipping and tracking, but it should never see Client B. Internal warehouse staff still need operational visibility across both.
Control Stays With the Parent Organization.
- Role and account boundaries
- Approved services and locations
- Protected carrier and pricing data
- Central reporting and oversight
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