2 new integrations • 1 new shipping aggregator • 4 workflow improvements
May brings new sales channel integrations, a new shipping aggregator, and workflow improvements across orders, billing, and platform accessibility.
FulFillor now supports additional sales channels, helping warehouses sync orders, products, and inventory with less manual work.
Pancake POS: Orders now sync into FulFillor automatically, with fulfillment updates and tracking pushed back after dispatch.
Rithum (DSCO): FulFillor now connects with the Rithum dropship network, allowing order data to flow into FulFillor and fulfillment updates to sync back automatically.
Search orders by entered date: A new date filter on the order listing helps teams find orders by the date they were entered into FulFillor. This is useful for daily reconciliation, operational checks, and client reporting.
Payment method recorded at order creation: Teams can now select the payment method when creating an order, and that information stays connected to the order throughout the fulfillment process.
These updates make it easier for warehouses to connect more sales channels, manage shipping options, find orders faster, record payment details accurately, and automate more billing activity.
**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.
Improved User Management. Refined Warehouse Workflows. Expanded Platform Intelligence.
Improvements to user management, warehouse workflows, reporting, and shipment processing for the Client Portal, Backoffice, and Handheld.
This release also introduces backend infrastructure for upcoming AI insights features.
New management actions are now available directly in the User Details screen, allowing administrators to manage accounts more effectively.
New capabilities include:
iMile integration is now live, enabling shipment dispatch and tracking for UAE-based deliveries.
Upcoming integrations in progress: Zajil Express, EMX, Shipa, and J&T, expected to roll out over the coming months.
This release improves how teams manage users, handle warehouse workflows, and process shipments, making daily operations more structured and reliable.
Administrators now have better control over user access, while warehouse teams benefit from clearer picking, packing, and shipment processes. Improvements to the handheld application provide better reliability when receiving and packing products on the warehouse floor.
The release also introduces backend infrastructure that will support future AI insights features.
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.
Smarter Interfaces. Faster Operations. A Smarter Warehouse Management System.
Fulfillor is a cloud-based Warehouse Management System (WMS) built for 3PL teams managing complex warehouse operations. Over the past month, we focused less on adding surface-level features and more on improving how the platform feels and performs during day-to-day operations.
The December 2025 release introduces platform-wide usability improvements, the first version of Fulfillor’s AI-powered chatbot, and workflow enhancements across both the web application and the handheld app. These updates prioritize usability, picking efficiency, and operational speed on the warehouse floor.
The Fulfillor AI chatbot is now available directly inside the platform, acting as an in-context assistant for warehouse teams. Learn how the Fulfillor AI chatbot is used in day-to-day warehouse and 3PL operations in our detailed overview.
What it does:
The Fulfillor AI chatbot is a native, in-context assistant inside the WMS that helps warehouse teams access information and workflows without leaving their current screen. The chatbot is designed to reduce context switching and support delays during active warehouse operations.
This is an early release by design. Even at this stage, it reduces time spent searching for help and removes friction that slows teams down during day-to-day warehouse work.
To support long operational hours and improve overall usability, Fulfillor now offers customizable interface themes. New theme options:
Theme switching is available at any time
Alongside theme support, several UI refinements were introduced to improve clarity and navigation.
Interface improvements include:
Fulfillor’s Wave Picking has been further optimized to support high-volume, fast-moving warehouse environments.
Orders are intelligently grouped based on physical warehouse locations, allowing pickers to move through aisles with minimal backtracking and fewer interruptions.
Picking enhancements include:
For operations processing thousands of orders daily, these improvements reduce picking time, streamline warehouse movement, and improve overall fulfillment throughput. The result is faster order execution, higher picker productivity, and a smoother end-to-end fulfillment flow.
The handheld app received focused updates aimed at speed, clarity, and ease of use on the warehouse floor.
Key improvements include:
These updates strengthen Fulfillor’s mobile WMS capabilities and improve on-floor execution across inbound and outbound workflows.
Fulfillor now supports GLS as a shipping carrier integration.
Integration benefits:
These changes are not about adding complexity. They are about removing friction. A clearer interface, smarter picking logic, and better on-device workflows allow teams to move faster and operate with more confidence as volumes grow and operations scale.
A better interface. A smarter warehouse management system. A stronger Fulfillor for scaling warehouse operations.
Release notes compiled and reviewed by the Fulfillor product and operations teams.
Precision Routing. Seamless Automation. Next-Level Efficiency.
This release delivered several improvements this month focused on routing intelligence, automation, integrations, and overall system performance. Here’s what’s new in the November release.
Fulfillor is a cloud-based Warehouse Management System (WMS) and fulfillment platform built for multi-warehouse and high-volume operations.
Our multi-warehouse routing engine now uses precise distance-based calculations to select the most optimal fulfillment center. This update improves:
The WooCommerce connector has been upgraded for better reliability and smoother syncing. Key updates include:
Fulfillor can now automatically generate pick lists based on the carrier shipping method selected for an order. This helps:
Several UI optimizations were rolled out to make platform navigation faster and more responsive. Enhancements include:
Fulfillor now sends automated email alerts for:
These notifications improve communication and order tracking for both merchants and warehouse staff.
The system now leverages Google Maps for:
Fulfillor is now integrated with Deliverect, providing:
The November 2025 release elevates the Fulfillor platform by introducing core intelligence and friction-reducing automation. From leveraging Google Maps for precise routing to automating warehouse workflows, these upgrades are designed to reduce your logistics costs, boost your team's efficiency, and scale fulfillment operations.
Empower your warehouse. Enhance your delivery. Exceed expectations.
The October 2025 release includes updates for last-mile delivery, shipping, order routing, inventory expiry alerts, Shopify order data, and handheld kit picking.
Fulfillor now supports VROMO integration for last-mile delivery workflows.
Fulfillor now connects with DPD for parcel shipping workflows.
A map view is now available during manual order creation in the Client Portal.
Fulfillor now supports proximity-based routing for multi-warehouse fulfillment.
Fulfillor now supports configurable expiry alerts for lot-controlled inventory.
Fulfillor can now capture latitude and longitude data for Shopify orders.
The Fulfillor handheld app now supports picking for pre-assembled kits and bundles.
This release improves Fulfillor workflows across delivery management, carrier shipping, order routing, inventory control, Shopify order data, and handheld warehouse operations.