1. assignment of your personal contact person

You will be assigned a personal contact in the project management team. The project management colleague will be available to help you with the integration and will send you a list of questions after a round of introductions. Among other things, we need

• Article master data
• Desired shipping method / shipping mapping per country
• Planned goods receipt
• Should batches and best-before dates be recorded for the goods?
• Desired delivery note template
• Desired returns process

We will use this information to set you up in our merchandise management system. The important thing here is that you get a personal contact person. We offer everything from a single source, from customer service to IT and logistics.

3. installation of your products in our warehouses

Once we have received the integration information from you and set up the interface, we organize the first goods receipts.

The first goods receipts are often the most extensive, as they involve a complete warehouse move. Depending on the volume of goods received, we need 24 hours to a few days to post the goods. The goods are then available for sale.

5. set up a ramp-up plan

Now we have (almost) everything done, the only thing missing is a ramp-up plan that calculates the number of individual shipments in the first few weeks. It makes sense to plan precisely for each calendar week so that we can plan capacities.

Conclusion:

Depending on the scope of the IT connection, the integration can also be more complex – after all, an SAP connection is more complex than a Shopify connection. No matter how you want to connect – you can rely on RHIEM’s professional project management.

Feel free to contact us to request a non-binding quote tailored to your needs and requirements.