Customer & dealer accounts
Create separate business environments so downstream companies can self-serve only the shipping actions you permit.
The Operational Problem
Stop turning every customer shipping request into an internal label-making task.
Distributors sit in the middle of a network: employees, customers, dealers, products, branches, warehouses, and carriers. SubShipper is being designed so those relationships remain visible in the shipping workflow instead of collapsing everything into one shared carrier login.
SubShipper modelOrganization↓Internal Users + Business Accounts↓Products + Locations + Rules↓Carrier ExecutionAccess follows the business relationship—not one shared login.
Built Around This Workflow
Built for How Distributors Actually Ship.
Repeat product shipping
Connect known products and packaging data to shipping so teams do not repeatedly re-enter the same dimensions and weights.
Fulfillment control
Keep warehouse eligibility, inventory context, carrier services, and approval rules under the distributor’s control.
Central oversight
Internal administrators retain visibility across the network while each downstream account sees only its permitted activity.
Real-World Workflow
What This Looks Like in Practice.
A customer needs 12 repeat items shipped to a jobsite. Instead of emailing your sales team for a label, an approved customer user starts the shipment inside its own account. Product and fulfillment context can reduce re-entry while your company retains the rules.
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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Go Deeper on the Shipping Problems Behind This Solution.
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Walk us through your users, customers, locations, products, and carrier relationships. We’ll show you how SubShipper is being structured around controlled business-network shipping.
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