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not your tools.

Jetpack natively integrates with 50+ ecommerce platforms and apps: storefronts like Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Wix, and Squarespace; marketplaces including Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and TikTok Shop; plus Klaviyo, Gorgias, Loop Returns, NetSuite, ShipStation, AfterShip, and EDI via SPS Commerce. Our integrated OMS, IMS, RMS, and WMS sync inventory, orders, and returns in real time across every channel and warehouse. Carrier IQ auto-selects the best carrier and service level for each package across ground, 2-day, and overnight.

Yes. Jetpack handles D2C, B2B wholesale, Amazon FBA and FBM prep, and retail distribution for 150+ retailers (Walmart, Target, Costco, Ulta, Nordstrom, Sephora, Best Buy, Macy's, REI, and more). B2B orders support EDI via SPS Commerce, pick-by-lot, GS1 labeling with SSCC codes, retail-compliant palletizing, and automated routing. FBA prep handles both small parcel and LTL freight with automated shipment creation. All channels run at 99.95% accuracy.

A third-party logistics company stores, picks, packs, and ships products on behalf of ecommerce brands. Instead of running your own warehouse, you outsource fulfillment to a 3PL that operates the facilities, negotiates carrier rates, and handles the physical supply chain. Most 3PLs serve brands shipping a few hundred to tens of thousands of orders per month.

Amazon FBA functions as a 3PL (it stores inventory and fulfills orders) but operates under Amazon's rules, branding constraints, and fee structure, meaning you lose control over packaging, inserts, and the unboxing experience. Many brands use FBA for Marketplace orders while partnering with a dedicated 3PL like Jetpack for their Shopify and direct-to-consumer channels, keeping brand control where it matters.

Your Jetpack team guides you through connecting your sales channels in minutes: you authorize the integration from your dashboard, and the orders start flowing into fulfillment in real-time. Most integrations are turnkey, so there is nothing to install or host. Inventory counts and tracking numbers sync back to each channel as they change. If a channel is not in the catalog, middleware like Pipe17 or the open API closes the gap.

Yes. Every connected channel pulls from the same inventory pool, and stock counts update on each storefront as units ship. Sell a unit on Shopify and your Amazon and TikTok Shop counts reflect it, no nightly batch, no manual reconciliation. Jetpack Pro also attributes orders by store integration, so you can see exactly which channel is driving volume.

Yes, EDI runs through SPS Commerce, which routes wholesale orders into fulfillment and handles compliance for 150+ approved retailers, including Walmart, Target, Costco, and Nordstrom. Pair it with GS1 labeling, SSCC codes, and retail-compliant palletizing on the B2B wholesale side, and one inventory pool serves your DTC and retail channels together.

Yes. The NetSuite integration syncs bi-directionally: orders, inventory, and fulfillment data flow both ways, so your ERP stays your system of record while Jetpack runs the warehouse work. Cin7, Brightpearl, Fulfil, Linnworks, and Zentail are also supported, and connectors like Pipe17 link ERP, storefronts, and accounting without code.

Two routes. Middleware like Pipe17 and Order Desk connects most long-tail tools with no code, routing orders from almost any channel into fulfillment. For anything custom, the open Jetpack API exposes orders, inventory, products, receiving, returns, and tracking. Documentation is available upon request, and your Jetpack team can scope the connection during onboarding.