Orderflowv1.0.0

An e-commerce business automatically routes orders over $500 to the best performing warehouse based on inventory and proximity. Slack notifications alert the team for VIP customer orders, and all routing decisions are logged to Google Sheets for auditability.

For a specific SKU, the system checks stock across multiple warehouses. If stock exceeds 100 in warehouse_west, orders ship from there with 2-day delivery; otherwise from warehouse_central with 5-day delivery, notifying the customer via email of the chosen warehouse.

Real-time inventory is synced every 15 minutes across Shopify, WooCommerce, and an internal database. When any product drops below 20 units, an SMS alert is sent to the inventory manager and a purchase order draft is created in Google Sheets.

For Shopify orders over $1000 from California with available stock in warehouse_la, the system routes there, includes a gift receipt, and sends a priority shipping label via email. All other orders go to a default warehouse with auto-generated ShipStation labels.

Detects fulfillment exceptions like insufficient stock or invalid addresses, routes them to the appropriate team via Slack, and escalates unresolved orders to managers after 4 hours. Detailed reports with recommended actions are provided.

Brands selling directly to customers online can streamline order fulfillment, improve delivery times, and reduce operational overhead. Revenue comes from direct product sales with lower marketplaces fees.

Wholesalers managing bulk orders across multiple warehouses can automate routing, inventory sync, and order prioritization for B2B clients. Revenue is generated from wholesale product margins.

Third-party logistics providers can offer value-added automation to clients, managing high-volume order routing and inventory management across multiple warehouses. Revenue comes from service fees and per-order charges.