Drop-ship context
Keep the ordering customer attached to shipments even when the final destination is somewhere else.
The Operational Problem
The buyer, ship-to destination, warehouse, and carrier bill do not always belong to the same party.
Wholesale shipping becomes messy when a customer asks you to ship directly to its dealer, branch, project, or end customer. SubShipper is being designed to preserve the business relationship behind the label so customer ownership, product context, fulfillment, and reporting stay connected.
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 the Realities of Wholesale Shipping.
Repeat SKU workflows
Use known product and packaging information to reduce repetitive data entry for routine wholesale shipments.
Customer-specific controls
Define which users, services, locations, and shipping actions are available to each customer account.
Cost attribution
Preserve customer and shipment context so shipping costs and customer-facing charges can be reported cleanly.
Real-World Workflow
What This Looks Like in Practice.
A wholesaler’s customer buys a repeat SKU but wants it delivered directly to a contractor. The shipment should still belong to the ordering customer, use an eligible fulfillment location, and return tracking to the right people.
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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