Routing-guide law
GS1, ASN timing, carton specs — every retailer's guide followed.
Selling into retailers and distributors means someone else writes the rules: routing guides, EDI documents, case-pack specs — and chargebacks when any of them are missed. We run B2B to the retailer's spec, on the same inventory pool as your DTC.
Routing-guide law
GS1, ASN timing, carton specs — every retailer's guide followed.
EDI-ready
Pre-built flows for major retailers; ASNs from the actual shipment.
One stack with DTC
Retail POs and your own site draw from a single real-time pool.
Wholesale is compliance work as much as logistics work. These four capabilities are what keep a retail relationship profitable instead of chargeback-ridden.
Chargebacks were a line item we had learned to live with. After the move they mostly just stopped — the routing guide was finally being read by someone who treats it as law.
Yes — pre-built EDI flows for major retailers, with custom EDI mapping available when a partner's spec is unusual.
Yes. Shelf-ready trays, club-pack masters, display PDQs. We follow each retailer's exact spec to avoid chargebacks.
Advance Ship Notices are automated through the WMS. Tracking, GS1 barcodes, and timing all match retailer requirements — and the ASN is generated from what was actually loaded.
Yes — one pool, real-time counts, both channels drawing against it. Committing a retail PO reserves stock explicitly, so it never quietly oversells your DTC site. See DTC ecommerce fulfillment for the other half of the stack.
Sorted, restocked, or disposed per the protocol agreed with each retailer. Nothing re-enters sellable inventory without inspection, and disposition is documented.
