1 new carrier integration • 2 storefront sync upgrades • 3 workflow improvements
The June 2026 release expands Fulfillor’s storefront and carrier connections while reducing manual work across client management, receiving, and packing. Teams can now import inventory from Shopify, send richer fulfillment updates to Pancake POS, use Porter Express for supported deliveries, and move through warehouse tasks with fewer repeated steps.
Fulfillor can now import inventory quantities from Shopify.
Teams can run an initial inventory sync and continue receiving SKU-based quantity updates from Shopify into Fulfillor. This supports merchants that use Shopify as the source for their inventory records and reduces the need to update quantities manually across both platforms.
Explore the Shopify integration to learn more about connected storefront and fulfillment workflows.
The Pancake POS integration now sends more fulfillment and return information back to the storefront.
Tracking numbers can sync to Pancake POS after an order is dispatched. Return shipments can also update with Returning and Returned statuses as inventory moves back to the warehouse.
Teams can now limit order imports to a selected warehouse, giving multi-warehouse operations more control over which orders enter each Fulfillor location.
Fulfillor now supports Porter Express for applicable domestic deliveries in Qatar and shipments within the UAE.
Warehouse teams can generate shipping labels, dispatch shipments, and receive tracking updates through connected Fulfillor workflows. This gives operations in these markets another carrier option without requiring staff to manage the full shipping process through a separate system.
The organization selector has been updated to help 3PL teams move between client accounts more efficiently.
3PL organizations now appear first in the selector, making commonly used client accounts easier to reach. Teams can also search organizations as they type and use the new All Organizations view to review pending work across multiple clients.
This gives warehouse administrators and operations teams a clearer view of workload across the business without repeatedly switching between individual accounts.
Warehouse teams can now generate receiving tags as QR codes instead of standard barcodes.
QR tags can hold more scannable information and give operations another option for identifying received inventory. This is useful for warehouses that already use QR-based labels across handheld and receiving workflows.
Quick Fulfillment now creates shipments and packages automatically after an order is approved.
Packing slips are also available immediately, allowing teams to begin packing without waiting for shipment records or documents to be prepared manually. This removes several setup steps from the fulfillment process and helps warehouse staff move approved orders into packing faster.
The June release reduces manual work across storefront syncing, return tracking, client account management, receiving, and packing.
Warehouse teams can keep inventory information better aligned with Shopify, send more complete updates to Pancake POS, process supported Porter Express shipments, and manage work across multiple 3PL clients with fewer clicks.
These updates are part of Fulfillor’s ongoing development of practical tools for 3PL providers, fulfillment companies, ecommerce operations, and multi-client warehouses.
2 new sales channel integrations • 1 shipping aggregator • 4 workflow and platform updates
May expands Fulfillor’s integration options while adding practical updates across order management, client billing, and platform accessibility. Warehouse teams can now connect with additional sales channels, access ShipStation shipping services, locate orders more efficiently, record payment details, automate storage billing, and use Fulfillor in Vietnamese.
Fulfillor now supports Pancake POS, helping warehouses and sellers bring order information into their fulfillment workflows with less manual data entry.
Orders placed through Pancake POS can sync into Fulfillor for processing. After an order is dispatched, fulfillment updates and tracking information can be sent back to Pancake POS, giving sellers clearer visibility into shipment progress.
Fulfillor now connects with the Rithum dropship network, previously known as DSCO.
Order information can flow from Rithum into Fulfillor, allowing warehouse teams to process dropship orders alongside their other fulfillment activity. Fulfillment updates can then sync back to Rithum, reducing the need to update order records manually across both platforms.
ShipStation is now available as a shipping aggregator within Fulfillor workflows.
Warehouses can use the connection to compare multi-carrier shipping rates and generate labels while processing orders in Fulfillor. This gives teams another option for managing carrier selection and shipping activity without moving between disconnected workflows.
A new date filter has been added to the order listing, allowing teams to search for orders based on when they were entered into Fulfillor.
This makes it easier to review daily order activity, complete reconciliation checks, investigate processing issues, and prepare client reports for a specific period.
Teams can now select a payment method when manually creating an order.
The selected payment information remains connected to the order throughout the fulfillment workflow, giving warehouse and administrative teams a clearer record of how the order was paid.
Storage charges can now be added automatically to client invoices.
This reduces the manual work involved in calculating and entering storage fees while helping 3PL billing teams maintain more consistent and accurate client invoices.
Fulfillor is now available in Vietnamese.
Warehouse teams, administrators, and sellers operating in Vietnam can use the platform in their preferred language, making navigation and daily fulfillment tasks easier to understand.
The May release gives warehouses more ways to connect sales and shipping platforms while reducing manual work across order processing and billing. Teams can find orders faster, retain important payment information, include storage charges in client invoices, and provide a more accessible Fulfillor experience for Vietnamese-speaking users.
These updates are part of Fulfillor’s ongoing development of practical tools for 3PL providers, fulfillment companies, and multi-client warehouse operations.
Smarter Operations. Stronger Integrations. Faster Performance.
April’s release adds a new 3PL operations module and improves order imports, handheld workflows, carrier integrations, API speed, Client Portal usability, and testing coverage.
Fulfillor now supports a new 3PL operational model covering onboarding, inward processing, corrections, fulfillment workflows, and billing-related operations.
What changed:
3PL teams get clearer control over sellers, warehouses, and region-specific workflows.
Order and inventory imports were improved for better consistency and faster issue tracking.
What changed:
Teams can identify failed imports faster and keep order and inventory data cleaner.
Handheld and warehouse-floor workflows were improved to reduce packing delays and scan errors.
What changed:
This helps warehouse operators pack faster and catch scan mistakes earlier.
Client Portal and Backoffice updates improve product setup, product visibility, label accuracy, invoicing, and usability.
What changed:
Users can set up stores faster, review linked orders more easily, and generate labels with fewer unit-of-measure issues.
Fulfillor added carrier support and improved API speed.
What changed:
This expands Middle East delivery coverage and helps connected systems retrieve order data faster.
Testing coverage was improved to support more reliable releases.
What changed:
This helps reduce regression risk and supports faster future releases.
April’s release makes Fulfillor easier to run at scale. 3PL teams get stronger onboarding and correction workflows. Warehouse operators get faster handheld tasks and fewer scan mistakes. Connected systems get faster order data, and the QA team now has better automated test coverage.
Stronger 3PL operations. Faster warehouse work. Better integrations. Fewer release risks.
Release notes compiled and reviewed by the Fulfillor product and operations teams.
Focus Areas: Order validation, fulfillment accuracy, carrier integrations, handheld usability, and AI insights.
1 new carrier integration • expanded user controls • warehouse workflow and stability updates
The February 2026 release adds more control over user access, updates several warehouse and shipment workflows, and introduces iMile support for UAE deliveries. Fulfillor also includes interface and reporting refinements across the Client Portal, Backoffice, and handheld application, along with backend preparation for future AI-powered reporting capabilities.
Administrators can now enable or disable accounts directly from the User Details screen.
Access to these actions is controlled through role-based permissions, helping organizations limit account management tasks to authorized users. This gives administrators a clearer and more direct way to manage access without relying on separate account workflows.
The update is particularly useful for teams that need to deactivate former users, temporarily restrict access, or restore an account when needed.
The Warehouse Listing screen has been revised to make warehouse records easier to review and navigate.
The updated layout provides clearer organization for teams managing multiple warehouse locations, reducing the effort required to locate and review individual warehouse records.
The Shipping Address section in Order Details now uses a clearer layout, making delivery information easier to read during order review.
Shipment and order information has also been reorganized to provide better visibility into fulfillment records. These changes help warehouse and support teams review order details without searching across loosely structured information.
The Client Portal dashboard now displays a 3PL badge for the owner organization.
This gives users a clearer visual distinction between the primary 3PL organization and its connected client accounts, particularly when managing operations across multiple organizations.
Updates to the handheld application provide more consistent receiving and packing workflows on the warehouse floor.
These changes support more reliable product handling during mobile warehouse tasks and reduce interruptions when operators confirm received or packed items.
Fulfillor now supports iMile for applicable deliveries in the UAE.
Warehouse teams can dispatch shipments and receive tracking updates through connected Fulfillor workflows. This gives fulfillment operations serving the UAE another carrier option for managing delivery activity without relying entirely on a separate carrier portal.
Additional carrier connections are in development for Zajil Express, EMX, Shipa, and J&T.
These integrations are not included as available features in this release. Availability and supported workflows will be confirmed in future Fulfillor updates.
Several shipment processing issues have been resolved across order, packing, and fulfillment workflows.
Updates include:
These fixes help warehouse teams maintain more accurate shipment records and reduce confusion during packing and order review.
This release adds backend infrastructure to support future AI Insights capabilities across the Client Portal and Backoffice.
The work includes foundations for organization-level analytics, AI service connections, and reporting dashboards. These changes do not represent a fully available customer-facing AI Insights feature yet, but they prepare the platform for future analytics and reporting updates.
The February release gives administrators more direct control over user access while making warehouse, order, and shipment information easier to manage.
Warehouse teams benefit from more reliable packing and shipment workflows, and UAE-based operations gain another carrier option through iMile. The release also establishes technical foundations for future organization-level insights without presenting unfinished infrastructure as an available feature.
These updates are part of Fulfillor’s ongoing development of practical tools for 3PL providers, fulfillment companies, ecommerce operations, and multi-client warehouses.
Consistent Interfaces. Smarter Workflows. Stronger Warehouse Execution.
Fulfillor is a cloud-based Warehouse Management System (WMS) built for 3PLs and fulfillment teams operating high-volume, complex warehouse environments.
In January 2026, the focus shifted toward consistency and execution. This release introduces platform-wide UI standardization, workflow refinements across core warehouse operations, and continued improvements to Fulfillor’s AI capabilities. Together, these updates remove extra steps from daily operations and support faster, more reliable warehouse execution.
The AI-powered chatbot received several updates to improve response quality and day-to-day usability.
Enhancements include:
Transfer Shipments: Introduced a new Transfer Shipment workflow with Create, Listing, and Detail pages to support inter-warehouse inventory movement
Outgoing Shipment Details: Fully revamped page layout with improved formatting and UI consistency for faster access to critical shipping information
The Product Store module received focused usability improvements:
Additional configuration enhancements:
Picklist Improvements:
Production Run Improvements:
Key enhancements include:
Serialized and Lot-Based Tracking:
Direct Receiving:
UI Refinements:
Additional enhancements across the platform include:
Throughout January, we worked on aligning UI behavior and layouts across the platform.
This update includes::
The Product Store, Picklist Listing, Production Run, Users Menu, and Outgoing Shipment Details pages all received focused UI revamps with improved spacing, layout consistency, and clearer visual hierarchy.
A standardized interface shortens onboarding and helps teams make fewer mistakes. Refined picklist, production, and shipment workflows help teams execute faster under pressure. Reliable serialized and lot-based tracking supports operations with strict compliance and traceability requirements. Accurate, contextual AI assistance reduces support dependency during active operations.
A more consistent interface. A smarter warehouse management system. A stronger Fulfillor.
Release notes compiled and reviewed by the Fulfillor product and operations teams.
1 new AI feature • 3 workflow improvements • 1 carrier integration
The December 2025 release introduces in-platform AI assistance, updated interface themes, more flexible Wave Picking workflows, and new handheld capabilities for warehouse teams. Fulfillor also adds GLS carrier support, giving fulfillment operations another option for managing parcel shipments through connected shipping workflows.
Fulfillor’s AI-powered chatbot is now available directly inside the platform.
Users can access guidance on Fulfillor features, warehouse workflows, and common operational tasks without leaving their current screen. This helps warehouse staff and administrators find relevant information while they work, reducing the need to search external documentation or switch between tools.
The chatbot can support faster onboarding, answer routine workflow questions, and help users understand how different areas of the platform work.
Learn how the Fulfillor AI chatbot supports warehouse and 3PL operations.
Fulfillor now supports light mode, dark mode, and the default platform theme.
Users can select the visual setting that best suits their workspace and preferences. The broader interface update also introduces cleaner tables, updated fonts, reduced visual clutter, and clearer layouts across the Product and Order modules.
These changes make information easier to scan and help users navigate frequently used screens with less visual distraction.
Wave Picking has been updated to support a wider range of high-volume warehouse workflows.
Teams can now use Bulk Picking, Bulk Single Picking, and Order-Level Picking based on how orders need to be grouped and processed. Unified picklists provide detailed PickRun breakdowns, while larger picklists can be divided into multiple pickruns.
Individual pickruns can also be assigned to different pickers, helping warehouse managers distribute work across the floor and coordinate larger picking operations more effectively.
The Fulfillor handheld application has been redesigned to support faster actions on the warehouse floor.
Warehouse operators can now receive inventory directly through the handheld workflow and use barcode scanning across more operational tasks. The application also supports 2D QR code scanning during picking, receiving, and packing.
These updates reduce reliance on desktop screens and give warehouse teams more flexibility when completing inventory and fulfillment tasks at the point of work.
Fulfillor now supports GLS as a shipping carrier integration.
Warehouses using GLS can include the carrier within their connected shipping workflows in Fulfillor. This gives 3PL providers, ecommerce operations, and multi-carrier warehouses another option for processing parcel shipments without relying entirely on separate carrier systems.
The December release helps warehouse teams access guidance faster, personalize the Fulfillor interface, and manage complex picking activity with greater control.
Updated handheld tools support more warehouse-floor tasks, while GLS carrier support expands the shipping options available to fulfillment operations.
These updates are part of Fulfillor’s ongoing development of practical tools for 3PL providers, fulfillment companies, ecommerce operations, and multi-client warehouses.
Release notes compiled and reviewed by the Fulfillor product and operations teams.
The November 2025 release introduces improvements to multi-warehouse order routing, carrier-based picklist automation, ecommerce integrations, order notifications, and overall platform performance.
Fulfillor’s multi-warehouse routing engine now uses Google Maps distance data to help determine the most suitable fulfillment center for each order.
More accurate distance calculations can support better warehouse selection, delivery planning, and shipping cost decisions across distributed fulfillment operations.
The WooCommerce integration has been updated to provide more reliable order synchronization and clearer visibility into order status.
The release includes improved API performance, stronger error handling, and more consistent syncing between WooCommerce stores and Fulfillor.
Fulfillor can now create picklists automatically based on the carrier or shipping method assigned to an order.
This reduces manual sorting and helps warehouse teams organize picking, packing, and dispatch workflows according to carrier requirements.
Automated email notifications are now sent when:
These alerts help merchants and warehouse teams monitor incoming fulfillment activity without repeatedly checking the platform.
Fulfillor now integrates with Deliverect to synchronize order, shipment, and tracking information.
The integration supports more coordinated workflows between order processing, warehouse fulfillment, and delivery operations.
This release also includes interface and performance updates across the platform. Users should experience faster screen loading, smoother navigation between modules, and improved system stability.
The November 2025 release reduces manual warehouse work, strengthens ecommerce and delivery integrations, and improves visibility across multi-warehouse fulfillment operations.
Release notes compiled and reviewed by the Fulfillor product and operations teams.
2 new integrations • 2 new capabilities • 3 workflow improvements
The October 2025 release expands Fulfillor’s delivery and shipping connections while adding location-aware order routing, inventory expiry notifications, and new warehouse tools. Teams can now manage more last-mile and parcel workflows, make better routing decisions, monitor expiry-sensitive inventory, capture Shopify location data, and pick pre-assembled kits using handheld devices.
Fulfillor now connects with VROMO to support last-mile delivery operations.
Orders can be sent from Fulfillor to VROMO, allowing delivery dispatches to be created without manually entering the same information into both systems. Delivery status updates can also sync back into Fulfillor, giving warehouse and operations teams clearer visibility after an order leaves the facility.
Supported updates include statuses such as driver assigned, out for delivery, and delivered.
Fulfillor now supports DPD parcel shipping workflows.
Warehouse teams can generate DPD shipping labels from Fulfillor and receive tracking updates as shipments move through the carrier network. The integration supports applicable domestic and international shipping workflows, reducing the need to switch between Fulfillor and the DPD carrier portal during order processing.
Fulfillor now supports proximity-based routing for multi-warehouse fulfillment operations.
When determining which warehouse should process an order, Fulfillor can consider the distance between the available warehouses and the delivery location. The routing process can also account for stock availability and configured service-level rules.
This helps multi-warehouse teams reduce manual routing decisions and select a suitable fulfillment location based on operational requirements.
Teams managing lot-controlled inventory can now configure alerts for products approaching their expiry dates.
Users can set expiry thresholds and select which recipients should receive email notifications. Fulfillor then sends alerts before affected inventory lots expire, giving warehouse teams more time to review, allocate, or manage expiry-sensitive stock.
This is particularly useful for operations handling food, cosmetics, healthcare products, or other goods with limited shelf life.
A location map is now available when users manually create an order through the Client Portal.
The Google Maps connection displays the delivery address during order entry, allowing users to review the shipping location before submitting the order for fulfillment. This provides an additional visual check for addresses where location accuracy may affect delivery planning.
Fulfillor can now capture latitude and longitude information from supported Shopify orders.
The location data remains connected to the order record and can support routing decisions, delivery planning, and location-based reporting. This gives fulfillment teams more precise delivery information than a written address alone when Shopify provides the required coordinates.
The Fulfillor handheld application now supports picking workflows for pre-assembled kits and bundled products.
Warehouse operators can scan and pick the required kit components using handheld devices. Fulfillor records component consumption during the picking process, helping teams maintain more accurate inventory records for products made up of multiple items.
This update reduces manual component tracking and helps prevent picking mistakes when preparing kits and bundles.
The October release gives fulfillment teams more control over delivery, shipping, routing, inventory, and warehouse execution. New carrier and last-mile connections reduce repeated data entry, while location-aware routing and expiry alerts help teams make better operational decisions.
The handheld and Shopify updates also provide warehouse teams with clearer information during picking and delivery planning.
These updates are part of Fulfillor’s ongoing development of practical tools for 3PL providers, fulfillment companies, ecommerce operations, and multi-client warehouses.