Shipwire order fulfillment now works with X-cart Gold. Read more

The Shipwire engineering, operations and development staff have been incredibly busy over the past couple months releasing new warehouse management, inventory management and order fulfillment features and service offerings.

There has been so many new features released in the past few weeks that I’m having trouble keeping up to date blogging all the details and uploading screenshots. Rather than cry about it, I’m going to celebrate it with a long blog post with lots of new features. If your interested in seeing it all and playing with the system functionality please create an account or free trial (no credit card, only an e-mail address). Read more

We are thrilled to be able to connect with Zen Cart and make it easy for Zen Powered merchants to quickly connect with Shipwire. Read more

WP e-Commerce is now integrated with Shipwire. Read more

Shipwire has partnered with AspDotNetStorefront to integrate the Shipwire solution into AspDotNetStorefront (beginning in version 7.0.2.5). Read more

The Google Checkout & Shipwire platform connection makes it incredibly easy to plug Checkout onto the Shipwire network of warehouses in Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto and Vancouver. Automate Order Fulfillment for Google Checkout. Read more

The ProStores Shipwire platform connection makes it incredibly easy to plug your ProStore onto the Shipwire network of warehouses in Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto and Vancouver. Read more

January 14, 2007 Shipwire, Inc., the leading provider of Internet-based inventory storage and order shipping services, today released a complete set of “Real-Time” connection features for Yahoo! Merchant Services (formerly Yahoo! Store). Yahoo! Merchant Services customers can now fully integrate their Yahoo! Store with the Shipwire Store-Sell-Ship™ Platform. Read more

Shipwire gives struggling drop shippers an easy path to business growth.

“Drop Shipping” is when a web retailer populates an online store full of another companies products. When the order is placed through the drop shipper’s website, the order is routed to the company with inventory which handles shipping and fulfillment. Drop Shippers are a “middle wo/man” who makes very small amounts of margin and often times have to handle the customer support when there are shipping problems.

If you are a struggling drop shipper. Here is an easy way to gain significantly more margin, leverage the online store you have struggled to develop and drive traffic to and still not experience the frustrations of inventory storage and shipping. Read more