B2B (Business-to-Business) shipments through fulfillment partners typically proceed differently than B2C (Business-to-Consumer) shipments because B2B shipments are often larger, require more packaging options and must meet specific delivery requirements. Below are some key aspects of completing B2B shipments through fulfillment partners.

1. Shipping options: Fulfilment partners offer different shipping options for B2B shipments, depending on the customer's specific needs. For example, options may include express delivery, air freight, ocean freight or road transport, depending on the distance and weight of the shipment.

2. Packaging: The packaging of B2B shipments may also differ from that of B2C shipments because B2B shipments are often larger and heavier. Fulfilment partners can offer different packaging options, such as pallets, crates, containers and special boxes for larger and heavier products.

3. Delivery requirements: B2B shipments may need to meet specific delivery requirements, such as delivery by a specific date or time, delivery to an agreed upon location or delivery by specific means of transportation. Fulfilment partners can customize shipments to meet these delivery requirements and ensure timely delivery.

In general, fulfillment partners can help streamline B2B shipments and meet the client's specific requirements with their expertise and technology, while allowing the client to focus on other important aspects of their business.

Because of the extra attention required and specific delivery requirements in many cases, these orders with us are only completed by experienced packers. Through our customer portal, B2B orders can also be entered manually with the necessary instructions and attachments without the intervention of emails.