how does comparison shopping help the consumer

A leader in the 3PL industry, RSL currently offers cost-saving order fulfillment, including pick/pack and ship, kitting, returns, and freight services. In today's competitive eCommerce business vertical, shipping can add significant costs to doing business. That's why RSL's Xparcel Priority is designed to offer eCommerce retailers a method of both lowering their shipping costs—and increasing the speed—of delivering products to customers.

Market America | SHOP.COM uses an ERP or enterprise resource planning accounting system that pushes orders through to their warehouse management system. Without the proper ERP tool, supply chain management systems can be bogged down with paperwork that slows the time customers will receive their orders. A good ERP accounting system plays a huge role in getting the same-day order fulfillment rate that is expected by today’s e-commerce customers. Further, this system ensures that all orders are relayed correctly to the warehouse so customers are always getting the products they order with little room for human error.

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"RSL has experienced exceptional growth and development over the past 20 years," said Michael Manzione, President and CEO. "Moving forward, our focus will remain on offering all eCommerce retailers order fulfillment services that meet today's consumers' high expectations, such as next-day delivery and hassle-free returns."

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First, is the staffing adequate to take care of customers who have actually driven to the store to buy something, on top of processing e-commerce goods? Second, are assortments on seasonal goods starting to break (as they should about a week before Christmas), making it more difficult to fulfill web orders? Finally, are the logistics of getting goods from random store locations to the customer more difficult to coordinate with the big carriers?

Are retailers overestimating the ability of stores to efficiently pick and pack online orders? What are the obvious and less obvious challenges retailers face using stores as fulfillment centers? Would be interesting to find out if the increase in online sales from in-store pickup impacted in-store sales.

Our logistics experts will work with you to determine the optimal fulfillment center locations closest to your customers to decrease transit times. This allows you to save time and money on each and every package shipped.