Every Order, One Queue
Online, in-store and phone orders in a single queue — pick, pack, ship and return without switching tabs.
One queue for every channel. One email at launch.
- Replaces
- Several order inboxes
- Tool
- 05 of 06
- Works with
- Storefront, Inventory, Billing
- Built for
- D2C brands, Wholesale & distributors
Every order lands in one queue, whether it came from your storefront, your counter or a phone call. Work down the list — pick, pack, ship — and the customer gets told what is happening without you writing a single message.
What’s included
- One queue for every sales channel
- Pick, pack and dispatch workflow
- Courier labels and live tracking
- Returns and exchanges handled in-flow
- Automatic customer notifications
One queue, every channel
Running multiple channels usually means multiple order inboxes. Storely merges all of it into a single fulfilment queue, so nothing gets missed because it arrived in the “wrong” place.
Returns handled in-flow
From pick to pack to dispatch, each step updates stock and notifies the customer automatically. Returns and exchanges are handled in the same flow, not as a separate, ad-hoc process.
Questions about orders
Can Storely combine orders from multiple sales channels into one queue?
Yes — orders from your storefront, counter and phone all land in a single fulfilment queue, so nothing gets missed for arriving in the "wrong" place.
Does Storely handle returns and exchanges automatically?
Yes, returns and exchanges are handled in the same pick-pack-dispatch flow, not as a separate ad-hoc process, and each step updates stock and notifies the customer automatically.
Does order fulfilment include courier tracking?
Yes, courier labels and live tracking are generated as part of the same workflow, alongside automatic customer notifications at each stage.
How orders connects
Who it’s built for
Marketing & campaigns
Offers reach the right people, built from live order data — and the revenue each campaign brings is tracked automatically.
Next toolInsights & reports
Sales, margin and cashflow reflect what happened today, and the numbers already agree because they sit on billing, inventory and orders.