Compliance gaps
Retailer-specific labels, barcodes, ASNs, and EDI requirements that DTC operators rarely encounter.
Pallet builds, cartonised wholesale, distributor replenishment, and Amazon Vendor send-ins - handled with the same operational discipline as our DTC fulfilment, with the compliance and reporting B2B buyers expect.

Most 3PLs treat B2B as an afterthought to their DTC operation. That works until a retailer rejects a pallet for a missing SSCC label, or a distributor chargeback lands because an ASN was filed late.
Rapid Pack runs B2B as a discipline of its own - separate processes, separate quality controls, retailer-specific labelling, and the reporting compliance teams need to keep accounts in good standing.
DTC fulfilment is forgiving. A late parcel costs you a customer service ticket. A late pallet to a major retailer costs you the account.
Retailer-specific labels, barcodes, ASNs, and EDI requirements that DTC operators rarely encounter.
A single brand might ship eaches to consumers, cartons to independent stockists, and full pallets to distributors - all from the same SKU pool.
Retailers expect booked deliveries against narrow time slots, not next available courier.
Commercial invoices, delivery notes, packing lists, ASNs, and customs paperwork that have to match exactly.
Errors do not just cost goodwill - they cost margin directly.
A generic 3PL set up for parcel volume rarely has the structure, training, or systems to handle this properly.
A focused set of B2B fulfilment workflows, run with the same discipline across every account.
Pallet picking, layer building, stretch wrapping, SSCC labelling, and booked delivery to retailer DCs. We work to retailer-specific requirements including pallet height limits, mixed-SKU rules, and labelling standards.
Bulk picks, carton labelling, packing list generation, and tracked delivery to independent retailers, boutiques, and trade accounts. Clear minimum order quantities applied at the pick stage.
Larger-volume orders to distributor warehouses or brand-owned regional stock points. Configurable PO workflows, ASN generation, and reporting against agreed delivery windows.
Vendor PO fulfilment with full prep compliance - labelling, polybagging, expiry checks, carton specs, and ASN submission. FBA send-ins with case-pack builds, FNSKU labelling, and shipment plans matched to Seller Central.
B2B orders rarely arrive through a single clean channel. We accept orders through whichever route fits the account. Every route hits the same downstream workflow: validation, stock check, pick path, QC, label generation, dispatch, and confirmation back to source.
Integration and visibility sit inside our fulfilment controls, so no order type bypasses the controls.

Most retailer chargebacks come from operational detail, not product issues. Rapid Pack runs the procedural layer that keeps accounts compliant.
Compliance is not a separate service. It is how we run B2B by default.
B2B accounts need different reporting from DTC. Consumer dashboards focus on dispatch times and tracking. Trade reporting focuses on PO status, delivery confirmation against booking windows, ASN filing, and chargeback exposure.

Dartshopper BV runs 2,000-10,000+ orders a week through Rapid Pack across DTC and bulk B2B replenishment, with visibility across both flows. Ethical Nutrition ships 100,000+ parcels a year through us, with batch and expiry compliance carried through every channel.
B2B fulfilment is the process of picking, packing, and shipping orders destined for other businesses - retailers, distributors, wholesalers, or marketplaces like Amazon Vendor - rather than individual consumers. It usually involves larger quantities, compliance requirements, booked deliveries, and stricter documentation.
DTC fulfilment ships single orders to consumers via parcel carriers. B2B fulfilment ships larger orders - cartons or pallets - to business addresses, often with retailer-specific labelling, ASN reporting, booked delivery slots, and EDI compliance.
Yes. Running both channels through one provider avoids stock duplication, simplifies reporting, and reduces overheads. The 3PL needs separate workflows for each channel, with clear segregation of bulk and pickable stock locations.
We handle SSCC pallet labelling to GS1 standard, ASN generation and filing, EDI document handling, retailer-specific carton labelling, delivery slot booking, and pallet specification compliance for major UK retail, grocery, health and beauty, and specialist channels.
Yes. We run Amazon Vendor PO fulfilment with prep compliance, FNSKU labelling, case-pack builds, and ASN submission. We also handle FBA send-ins with shipment plans matched to Seller Central, including polybagging, expiry checks, and carton specifications.
Orders can arrive through direct platform integrations, EDI feeds, retailer or distributor APIs, spreadsheet upload, manual entry, or custom API integrations. Every route hits the same downstream validation and dispatch workflow.
We work best with brands shipping at least 1,000 DTC orders a month or 50 trade shipments a month. Below that, the operational structure we provide is not typically cost-effective compared to lighter-touch alternatives.
Yes. The operation is built for scaling brands. Current mixed-channel accounts ship thousands of weekly orders across DTC and B2B from large SKU ranges, with capacity planning for UK and European trade flows.
A 30-minute discovery call is the fastest way to work out whether Rapid Pack is the right fit. We'll walk through your current setup, the channels you're shipping into, and where the friction is - and tell you honestly whether we can help.