From Garage to Grand Scale: How eCommerce Fulfillment Services Drives Growth

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We know exactly what it looks like. The dining room table is covered in packing tape, the garage is overflowing with inventory, and you are spending more time printing labels than you are designing new products. 

We know because we have been there. 

Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics is an American success story that started right in the Kent family garage years ago. We remember the late nights, the logistical puzzles, and the drive to build something meaningful. Today, we have grown into a national enterprise with warehouses on both the East and West Coasts, but we never forgot where we came from. 

That shared history allows us to understand your journey in a way that massive, impersonal logistics corporations simply can’t. We know that for growing brands, eCommerce fulfillment isn’t just about moving boxes—it’s about keeping promises to your customers while maintaining your sanity. 

The Scaling Wall: When DIY Stops Working 

Every successful online retailer hits a “breaking point.” It’s a good problem to have—it means your marketing is working and people love your product. But operationally, it can feel like a disaster. 

When you are shipping ten orders a week, handling it yourself is cost-effective. When you are shipping hundreds, the manual labor starts eating into the time you should be spending on strategy, marketing, and product development. 

This is the “Scaling Wall.” 

Recent data shows that consumer expectations are higher than ever. According to 2024 studies, roughly 63% of U.S. consumers expect two-day delivery. If you are fulfilling orders from a single location—or worse, your garage—meeting that two-day window without destroying your profit margins on overnight shipping costs is nearly impossible. 

If you stay behind the wall too long, your customer service suffers. Errors creep in. Shipping times lag. You need a partner to help you climb over that wall, and that is where professional eCommerce fulfillment services come into play. 

Beyond the Box: Technology and Integration 

A common misconception among business owners is that a fulfillment partner is just a rented warehouse with a few staff members. In reality, modern fulfillment is a technology business. 

To scale effectively, your inventory management needs to be synchronized with your sales channels in real-time. You cannot risk selling a unit on Amazon that you just sold on your Shopify store five minutes ago. 

At Medallion, our difference is in our innovation. We offer software solutions that fully integrate with the most popular third-party shopping carts. This means: 

  • Automatic Order Flow: Orders move from your site to our warehouse floor without you lifting a finger. 
  • Real-Time Visibility: You know exactly what is in stock, what is low, and what is shipping. 
  • Accuracy: Integrated systems drastically reduce human error. 

Research indicates that nearly half of consumers will stop buying from a brand after a poor delivery experience. By leveraging our integrated technology, you protect your brand’s reputation by ensuring the right product gets to the right person, on time, every time. 

The Bi-Coastal Edge: Speed Meets Affordability 

One of the biggest challenges in eCommerce fulfillment services is the geography of the United States. It is a massive country. 

If your inventory is sitting in a single warehouse in New Jersey, shipping a package to a customer in California forces that package to travel through high-numbered shipping zones (typically Zone 8). This results in two painful outcomes: 

  1. High Costs: Carriers charge significantly more for cross-country shipping. 
  1. Slow Delivery: Ground shipping coast-to-coast can take 5+ business days. 

This is where Medallion’s bi-coastal footprint becomes your secret weapon. 

We operate warehouses in Los Angeles and Boston. By splitting your inventory between these two strategic hubs, you can reach the vast majority of the U.S. population in 1-3 days via affordable ground shipping. 

This strategy, often used by the biggest players in retail, allows you to drastically reduce your “shipping zones.” A customer in San Diego gets their package from our LA warehouse. A customer in New York gets theirs from Boston. 

The result? You lower your average shipping cost per order while simultaneously increasing delivery speed. It turns your logistics from a cost center into a competitive advantage. 

The Family Business Difference 

In an industry increasingly dominated by venture-backed tech startups and massive conglomerates, the human element often gets lost. You become a ticket number in a queue, waiting 48 hours for a bot to reply to an urgent question about a lost shipment. 

That isn’t how we operate.

Medallion is still a family business. We believe in exceptional customer service and responsiveness because we know that when something goes wrong with an order, it’s your reputation on the line. 

When you partner with us, you are talking to real experts who care about your business continuity. We offer specialized services like Amazon Stock Warehouse Replenishment and startup programs because we understand the nuances of different business models. Whether you need specialized clothing fulfillment or complex kitting, we handle it with the care of a partner, not just a vendor. 

Join the Family and Start Scaling 

You didn’t start your business to become a professional box packer. You started it to create, to sell, and to grow. 

If you are ready to move from the garage to a grand scale, you need a fulfillment strategy that grows with you. We have the technology to integrate your sales channels, the bi-coastal presence to lower your costs, and the family-business values to treat your brand like our own. 

Don’t let logistics hold your growth hostage. 

Ready to streamline your shipping? Complete our free quote form today to speak with a eCommerce fulfillment services expert. Let’s build a solution that fits your needs now and in the future. 

The “Gravity-Grip” Kerfuffle: A Case Study in Friction (and Frictionless Logistics)

Images of the yoga mat being sold at the warehouse.

As the Marketing Director of Premier Coast-to-Coast Logistics, I’ve spent a lot of time explaining that fulfillment isn’t just “moving boxes.” It’s an art form. It’s a dance. Sometimes, it’s a high-stakes wrestling match with physics.

While most of our clients ship normal things—like shoes that stay in their boxes or books that don’t try to escape—we recently took on a project for a startup that tested the absolute limits of our Los Angeles and Boston facilities.

Enter the Gravity-Grip Infinite Yoga Mat.

The Product: A Material Science “Oopsie”

The folks at Sub-Zero Gravity Labs (fictional, obviously) invented a proprietary material called Static-Foam. The pitch was simple: A yoga mat that uses molecular suction to ensure your hands and feet never slip, regardless of how much you sweat.

The reality? The mat was too good. It didn’t just grip your hands; it gripped everything. If you laid it on a hardwood floor, you needed a crowbar to get it up. If two mats touched each other without a protective barrier, they became one single, inseparable Mega-Mat.

It didn’t need climate control. It didn’t need refrigeration. It just needed to be kept away from literally every other surface in the known universe.

The Strategy: The “Non-Stick” Bi-Coastal Split

The client was based in Sedona but had two massive, clashing demographics: the “Eco-Influencers” of Santa Monica and the “Industrial Loft Minimalists” of Boston’s Seaport District.

Shipping these from a single warehouse in the middle of the country was impossible. Why? Because the vibration of a long-haul truck caused the mats to “settle,” effectively fusing the entire pallet into a 500-pound block of rubber. We had to use our dual-hub system to minimize transit time and maximize “Anti-Cling” protocols.

  1. The Los Angeles Hub: The “Peel and Ship” Operation

In our L.A. facility, the challenge was volume. The West Coast launch went viral on a popular video-sharing app because a famous influencer got her leggings stuck to the mat and had to be cut out of them. Suddenly, everyone wanted one.

  • The Problem: We received 10,000 units of individual mats that were protected only by a thin layer of “De-Ionized Paper.” If that paper ripped, the mat would bond to the warehouse racking.
  • The Solution: Our L.A. team implemented the Vertical Suspension Method. Instead of stacking them, we used specialized hooks to hang the mats like cured meats in a deli.

The Result: We reduced “surface-bond incidents” to zero and maintained a lightning-fast pick-and-pack rate. Because our L.A. warehouse is only miles from the port, we were able to fulfill the “Influencer Wave” in under 24 hours.

  1. The Boston Hub: The “Static” Situation

While L.A. was dealing with volume, Boston was dealing with electricity. The air in a New England warehouse in late autumn is dry. Dry air + Static-Foam = A literal lightning factory.

  • The Problem: Every time a picker grabbed a Gravity-Grip mat, they generated enough static electricity to jump-start a dead car battery. Our team was getting zapped so hard their hair was standing up for three days straight.
  • The Solution: Sully, our Boston floor manager, didn’t panic. He outfitted the entire fulfillment team with Grounding Anklets. We also swapped our standard plastic packing tape for a specialized copper-infused linen tape that neutralized the charge upon contact.

The Result: Not only did we stop the accidental electrocution of our staff, but the copper tape became a “premium packaging feature” that Boston customers loved. It looked “steampunk,” apparently. We fulfilled 8,000 units across the Tri-State area without a single singed eyebrow.

The Fictional Data: Friction vs. Flow

To illustrate how our bi-coastal approach saved this launch, let’s look at the “Cling-Factor” metrics.

MetricCentralized Shipping (Hypothetical)Premier Coast to Coast (Actual)
Transit Time5-7 Days1-2 Days
Mat Fusion Rate12% (Pallets became blocks)0.01% (One mat stuck to a stapler)
Shipping Cost$22.00 per unit (Heavy/Oversized)$9.50 per unit (Local Zone delivery)
Worker Morale"I'm stuck to the floor""I love these grounding anklets"

Why Your Boring Product Deserves This Treatment

You might be shipping coffee beans, phone cases, or artisanal spatulas. Your products probably don’t generate 50,000 volts of electricity or fuse to the walls.

But the logistics principles remain the same:

  1. Zone Skipping Saves Margins: By stocking in L.A. and Boston, you aren’t paying the “Cross-Country Tax.” You’re paying local rates.
  2. Specialized Handling: Every product has a quirk. We don’t just “box it.” We understand it. If your product shouldn’t be stacked, we don’t stack it. If it shouldn’t be shaken, we cradle it.
  3. Scalability: When a product goes viral (for better or worse), you need two engines running, not one. If a blizzard hits Boston, your L.A. hub keeps the revenue flowing.

The Aftermath

The Gravity-Grip Infinite Yoga Mat is now a cult classic. Sub-Zero Gravity Labs is currently developing a “Frictionless Frying Pan” that is so slippery it’s actually illegal in three states.

Our L.A. and Boston teams are already preparing. We’ve ordered a shipment of high-friction gloves and a lot of industrial-strength nets.

Scaling Your Brand Shouldn’t Feel Like a Logistics Nightmare

You’ve done the hard part: you’ve built a brand people love. But as orders pour in, the “behind-the-scenes” can quickly become a bottleneck. If you’re spending more time taping boxes than chasing your next big idea, it’s time to level up.

Why Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics?

  • Bi-Coastal Efficiency: Slash shipping zones and delivery times with strategic warehouse locations that put your product closer to your customers.

  • Seamless Tech Integration: Whether you’re on Shopify, Amazon, or Magento, our system plugs directly into your store for real-time inventory and order tracking.

  • The “Unboxing” Experts: We specialize in custom kitting and high-touch packaging. We don’t just ship products; we deliver your brand’s personality.

  • Scalability on Demand: Whether you’re shipping 100 orders or 100,000, our infrastructure grows with you—no extra overhead required.

Ready to get back to what you do best? Let us handle the heavy lifting. Experience the precision, speed, and personal touch that have made Medallion a leader in eCommerce logistics.

Contact us today for a free price quote!

The Lizard That Ate My Living Room: A Case Study in Accidental Success

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How one viral startup went from cardboard chaos to global shipping— without losing its mind. A fictional case study, but you may see yourself in this article.

Sarah Evans was a Junior Art Director who spent her days making logos for gluten-free dog treats and her nights staring at the ceiling, wondering if she was actually good at anything. She channeled this existential dread into a sewing project.

One rainy Sunday, Sarah created “Gary.”

Gary was the Imposter Syndrome Iguana. He was a four-foot-long, ten-pound weighted plush reptile. He had massive, anxious eyes that seemed to look in two different directions, and he wore a tiny, removable polyester necktie.

He was ridiculous. He was lumpy. And his tag read: “I have no idea what I’m doing, and neither do you. Let’s cuddle.”

Sarah put Gary on her Shopify store, “The Anxious Zoo,” mostly as a joke to show her mom she was “diversifying her portfolio.” She posted a 12-second video on TikTok of Gary sitting at a laptop, looking overwhelmed by an Excel spreadsheet, with the caption: “Me pretending to understand the meeting.”

Then, she went to bed.

The Monday Morning Doom-Scroll

When Sarah woke up, her phone was vibrating so hard it had walked itself off the nightstand.

The video had 6.5 million views.

The comments were a wall of desperation:

  • “I NEED GARY.”
  • “Is he available in corporate grey?”
  • “I have never felt so seen by a reptile.”
  • “Take my money. TAKE IT.”

Sarah opened her Shopify app. She usually saw zero to three orders a month. Today, the number didn’t look real.

3,200 Orders.

Sarah did the math. She had fabric for four lizards. She had one sewing machine. And she lived in a 700-square-foot walk-up apartment in the city.

“Oh no,” Sarah whispered.

The Descent into Cardboard Madness

The next four weeks were a blur of caffeine, polyester stuffing, and regret.

Sarah pre-sold the inventory, ordered a shipping container of fabric, and hired her three roommates to help stuff lizards in the living room. But manufacturing was the easy part. The real nightmare was the fulfillment.

Have you ever tried to pack a four-foot-long weighted iguana into a box? It is not graceful. It requires wrestling. It requires bending a stuffed animal into a yoga pose while taping a box shut with your teeth.

Sarah’s apartment ceased to be a home. It became a warehouse. The sofa was gone, buried under a mountain of size #4 boxes. The shower was used to store rolls of bubble wrap. The kitchen island was the “labeling station,” which meant every meal Sarah ate tasted faintly of adhesive.

The romance of being a “Small Business CEO” died quickly.

Sarah wasn’t designing anymore. She wasn’t marketing. She was a professional box-taper. She was spending six hours a day printing labels, three hours dealing with jammed printers, and four hours driving her Honda Civic back and forth to the Post Office.

The Post Office employees hated her. When Sarah walked in with her Ikea bags full of lumpy packages, the line went silent. The clerk, a woman named Barbara, would sigh the sigh of a thousand weary souls.

The Cracks Begin to Show

By Week Six, the adrenaline was gone. In its place was pure burnout.

Mistakes were happening. In her sleep-deprived haze, Sarah accidentally swapped labels.

  • A customer in Seattle who ordered a “Gary” received a bag of stuffing and a pair of scissors Sarah had lost.
  • A customer in London emailed to say their package had been stuck in “Customs Purgatory” for three weeks because Sarah filled out the commercial invoice wrong.

The emails piled up.

  • “Where is my lizard?”
  • “My tracking number doesn’t work.”
  • “I ordered this for a mental health break and now I am more stressed.”

Sarah was making more money than she had ever made in her life, but she was miserable. She was drowning in her own success. She realized she had become the very thing Gary represented: a fraud. She wasn’t a business owner; she was a hoarder with a shipping account.

She sat on the floor, surrounded by 400 unfulfilled orders, and cried into Gary’s weighted stomach.

“I need help,” she told the plush toy. Gary stared back, eyes wide and anxious.

The Search for Sanity

Sarah opened her laptop. She typed: “Fulfillment companies that won’t laugh at my lizard.”

She was terrified of Third-Party Logistics (3PL). She assumed they were only for the big guys—the Nikes and Amazons of the world. She assumed they would require a minimum of 50,000 units, or that they would charge her hidden fees for “irregularly shaped reptiles.”

She called three big firms. Two didn’t answer. One told her she was “too small of a fish” (ironic, given the reptile theme).

Then, she found Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics.

She dialed the number, expecting a robot. Instead, she got a human.

Medallion Fulfillment, how can we help you grow?

“Hi,” Sarah croaked. “I have a weird situation. I have… thousands of weighted iguanas. And I can’t see my floor anymore.”

The voice on the other end didn’t laugh. They didn’t ask if she was crazy. They asked about her SKU count. They asked about her average order volume. They asked about her integration needs.

“We can handle Gary,” the rep said confidently. “We handle weird. Weird is our specialty. Let’s get you integrated.”

The Rescue Mission

The onboarding wasn’t the scary corporate interrogation Sarah expected. It was a partnership.

Medallion hooked directly into her Shopify store. They set up the parameters. They explained how they would receive the bulk inventory directly from her manufacturer (so the fabric never had to touch her apartment again).

Three days later, a truck arrived at Sarah’s building.

It was the most beautiful sight she had ever seen. Professional movers loaded the pallets of Garys. They cleared the hallway. They liberated the shower from the bubble wrap.

As the truck drove away, taking the logistics nightmare to Medallion’s secure warehouse, Sarah stood on the sidewalk. She took a deep breath. The air didn’t smell like cardboard dust. It smelled like freedom.

The New Normal

The real magic happened the following Tuesday.

Another influencer, a famous tech CEO, tweeted a picture of Gary the Iguana sitting in a boardroom chair.

“New hire is killing it,” the tweet read.

Orders spiked. 5,000 units in four hours.

In the old days, this would have triggered a panic attack. Sarah would have been hyperventilating.

Instead, Sarah sat at a coffee shop, drinking a latte. She watched the orders ping on her phone.

  • Order #9042: Received.
  • Status: Picked. Packed. Shipped.

She refreshed the page. Medallion’s team was processing orders faster than she could print a single label. They were getting shipping rates Sarah couldn’t access as a solo shipper. They handled the international customs forms for the London orders.

When a customer in Miami wanted to return a Gary because “he looked too judgmental,” Medallion handled the return logistics. Sarah didn’t have to touch a single roll of tape.

The Lesson

Six months later, “The Anxious Zoo” has expanded. Sarah now sells “The Burnout Badger” and “The Micro-Manager Mantis.” She is scaling rapidly, selling internationally, and sleeping eight hours a night.

She is no longer a professional box-packer. She is a Creative Director and CEO.

The moral of the story? Viral success is the dream, but without the logistics to back it up, it’s a trap. You didn’t start your business to memorize shipping zones, fight with tape guns, or alienate your local post office workers. You started it to create, to sell, and to grow.

Don’t be like Sarah in Month One. Don’t let your success bury you in cardboard.

Whether you’re selling high-tech gadgets, organic supplements, or four-foot weighted lizards wearing ties, your job is the vision. Let the experts handle the heavy lifting.

Don’t let your logistics be an imposter.

Is your living room becoming a warehouse?

Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics isn’t just a shipping dock; we are your growth partner. From family-owned startups to viral sensations, we handle the picking, packing, and shipping so you can focus on the next big idea.

We offer:

  • Seamless Integration: We plug right into your e-commerce platform.
  • Scalability: Whether you ship 50 orders or 50,000, we have the space.
  • Human Support: Real people who understand your product (even if it’s a lizard).

Contact Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics Today Let us handle the boxes. You handle the business.

This is a fictional case study, but if you see yourself as a Sarah, Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics is here to help. We are a family operated business with a laser beam focus on helping your business grow.

What is a 3PL?

What is a 3PL?

Unlocking the Benefits of a 3PL for eCommerce Fulfillment

The meteoric rise of eCommerce and virtual storefronts has made third-party logistics (3PL) a buzzworthy concept in the world of fulfillment services. Managing operations like warehousing, transportation, and order fulfillment can be challenging for small to mid-size online retailers. If you’re asking yourself whether outsourcing these tasks to a 3PL provider is right for your business, you’re not alone. This article highlights the key benefits of using a 3PL and why Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics should be your trusted partner.

What Is a 3PL?

At its core, a 3PL provider steps in to manage essential supply chain operations for your business. These services can include:

  • Warehousing for inventory storage
  • Order fulfillment that ensures accurate packing and shipping
  • Transportation and shipping brokerage to optimize freight and reduce costs
  • Supply chain strategy to streamline operations and meet customer expectations

Whether you need help with all of these functions or just one, a 3PL offers a way to offload operational complexity while maintaining control over your brand. Notably, 86% of Fortune 500 companies rely on 3PL providers for an average of three services, proving their immense value for businesses of all sizes.

Why Use a 3PL Provider for Shipping and Fulfillment?

If you’re an eCommerce business owner, fulfillment is likely one of your biggest expenses—not just in terms of finances but also in time and energy. Here’s why outsourcing to a 3PL like Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics could transform your operations:

  1. Focus on Growing Sales

Sales are the lifeblood of any business. Yet, without a 3PL, valuable time is often spent juggling inventory management, shipping logistics, and warehouse supervision. By outsourcing operations to a trusted 3PL provider, you can free yourself to focus entirely on scaling your sales and engaging customers.

  1. Cost-Effective Operations

Running your own warehouse and employing a logistics team is expensive—especially for small to mid-size businesses. Outsourcing allows you to cut costs on facility rentals, equipment, and staff salaries. Additionally, 3PLs can often negotiate significantly reduced shipping rates with carriers like FedEx or UPS, thanks to their high-volume shipments. These savings can be funneled back into growing your business.

  1. Meet Customer Delivery Expectations

Fast shipping is no longer optional. Same-day and next-day deliveries have become industry standards, and customers expect their orders to arrive quickly and reliably. With their established distribution networks, 3PLs like Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics ensure orders are delivered on time, no matter where your customers are located.

  1. Maintain Control Over Your Brand

Outsourcing doesn’t mean losing control. With a 3PL, you’re still the face of the company, managing branding, customer service, and the overall customer experience. The 3PL simply handles the behind-the-scenes logistics, working seamlessly to align with your business’s goals.

  1. Leverage Strategic Warehouse Locations

The location of your inventory impacts both delivery speed and shipping costs. With Medallion’s dual warehouses on the East Coast and West Coast, eCommerce providers can enjoy rapid shipping across the nation while lowering transit times. Storing inventory at both locations means reaching customers faster while cutting down on costs.

  1. 3PL Options for Every Business

You don’t need to be an enterprise company to reap the rewards of working with a 3PL. Even startups with limited resources can benefit. Medallion’s specially-designed flat-rate fulfillment program ensures that smaller businesses get access to professional logistics solutions without breaking the bank.

The Key Functions and Benefits of Partnering with a 3PL

Collaborating with a 3PL provider allows businesses to optimize their workflows in several ways:

  • Improved Efficiency: A 3PL handles the complexities of fulfillment, allowing you to operate more efficiently.
  • Scalability: Partnering with a 3PL makes it easier to scale your business operations during periods of growth.
  • Access to Technology: Advanced logistics platforms provided by 3PLs monitor inventory, automate processes, and increase transparency within your supply chain.
  • Expertise at Your Fingertips: Logistical expertise means fewer delivery delays, packaging errors, or inventory management hiccups.

Why Choose Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics?

With decades of experience in fulfillment, Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics differentiates itself not just with top-tier logistics services but also with a focus on customer satisfaction. Medallion stands out by:

  • Offering customized solutions for businesses of all sizes, including startups.
  • Maintaining a coast-to-coast warehouse network for nationwide shipping efficiency.
  • Providing a flat-rate startup program, making professional fulfillment accessible.
  • Enabling detailed shipment tracking and tasting notes to deliver a premium customer experience.

Medallion is committed to helping businesses like yours thrive in the competitive world of eCommerce, ensuring seamless fulfillment and unparalleled support.

Is a 3PL Right for Your Business?

Outsourcing fulfillment is about more than just saving time—it’s about setting your business up for long-term success. By partnering with a 3PL provider like Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics, you can streamline your processes, meet customer expectations, and remain focused on what you do best—selling great products.

Interested in taking the next step? At Medallion Fulfillment, we specialize in creating tailored solutions for eCommerce businesses. Contact us today to learn how we can make your operations more efficient and cost-effective.

Start building a stronger, faster, and smarter fulfillment operation with Medallion—because your business deserves the best.

3PL? Everything You Need to Know About 3rd Party Logistics

3PL Logistics and Ecommerce Order Fulfillment

If you’re running an ecommerce business, it’s likely you’ve weighed the challenges of order fulfillment, inventory management, and shipping logistics. That’s where third-party logistics (3PL) comes in. At Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics, we’ve seen the dramatic impact a reliable 3PL partner can have on scaling a business, improving efficiency, and boosting customer satisfaction.

This guide breaks down what 3PL logistics is, the services it offers, and how it can reduce operational burdens for your ecommerce business.

What is 3PL/ 3PL Logistics?

Third-party logistics, or 3PL, refers to outsourcing your company’s supply chain operations to a specialized partner. Simply put, a 3PL provider becomes an extension of your business, taking over complex tasks like warehousing inventory storage, order fulfillment, shipping, and even returns processing.

For ecommerce companies, partnering with a 3PL means you can focus on growing your brand while we handle the nitty-gritty details of logistics. Whether you’re a small business owner or managing a growing online store, 3PLs are often key to maintaining smooth operations and optimizing costs.

Core Services Offered by 3PL Providers

3PLs offer a wide range of services designed to meet your business’s specific needs. Here are the essentials:

1. Inventory Management and Warehouse Storage

At our 3PL warehouse, we manage your inventory so you don’t have to. From organized storage to real-time data on stock levels, we ensure your products are tracked and ready to fulfill customer orders.

2. Order Fulfillment

A 3PL takes over the entire order fulfillment process—picking, packing, and shipping. Accurate picking ensures your customers get the correct items, while professional packing reflects your brand in every delivery.

3. Returns Processing (Reverse Logistics)

Dealing with returns is time-consuming but critical for customer satisfaction. A 3PL handles the returns process, inspecting items and efficiently restocking or redirecting them.

4. Transportation Services

Whether your business needs full truckload (FTL), less-than-truckload (LTL), or same-day shipping, 3PLs like Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics specialize in moving your products quickly, securely, and cost-effectively by partnering with shipping companies like the USPS.

Additional Services to Support Ecommerce Growth

Beyond the basics, 3PL providers often offer value-added services to further enhance your operations:

  • Global Supply Chain Management

If your business operates internationally, services like import/export assistance and customs clearance ensure smooth global operations.

  • Kitting and Assembly

Bundling multiple products together? Our kitting services make it easy to prepare subscription boxes, gift sets, and more.

  • Warehouse Management Software (WMS)

Gain access to advanced software systems that offer real-time inventory tracking and order status updates, all integrated with your online store.

How 3PLs Reduce Operational Burdens

Here’s why outsourcing to a 3PL could be a game-changer for your business.

  • Scalability and Flexibility

Whether it’s holiday season or a promotional surge, 3PLs scale operations up or down to meet demand without overextending your team.

  • Focus on Core Business Activities

By delegating logistics to experts, you gain time to focus on marketing, product development, and customer acquisition—moving the needle on your business goals.

Unlock Efficiency and Growth with a Trusted 3PL Partner

3PL logistics isn’t just about simplifying operations; it’s about creating opportunities for growth. At Medallion Fulfillment & Logistics, we work hand-in-hand with ecommerce businesses to tailor solutions that meet their unique challenges and goals. Still on the fence? See what our customers have to say!

If you’re ready to reduce operational stress and elevate your business to new heights, contact us today and learn why businesses trust our flexible and cost-effective fulfillment services.