We built the software a working fulfillment warehouse runs on — FBA shipments, a second marketplace and wholesale orders, all from one stock. We build the same kind of system for prep centers and small 3PLs, around the tools you already use. You own it.
Not a demo. This is the system a working warehouse uses to receive, pick, pack and ship — built by us.
The invoice PDF is read, checked by a person and posted as a stock receipt, no retyping. New barcodes go straight onto the item card with a scanner.
Pick manifests carry box IDs and bin codes. A walk sheet lists what to bring from overflow storage for the next two weeks of sales, and a daily shipped-by-bin ledger feeds the stock system's write-offs.
Pick list on a tablet, packing scan-checked into boxes with a barcode gun. Expiry dates are captured, and a missing one stops the shipment before it's sent, not at Amazon's receiving dock.
Inbound plan, placement, carrier booking and merged FBA + carrier labels on a 4×6 thermal, one button each. $0 placement fee on all placements.
FBA, a second marketplace and wholesale orders all draw from the same stock. Listing quantities follow the warehouse, are read back to verify, and use pack multipliers, so one bin feeds its 1-, 2- and 3-pack listings.
About 3,000 marketplace labels a run land in the picker app as print-ready PDFs, with the day's scanforms. 22 of ~43,300 labels failed in three weeks (0.05%).
Orders checked line by line, invoice PDF, UPS label bought in the app, and pay-then-ship status on the packing screen.
A live screen shows who is scanning or shipping. Software updates wait until nobody is mid-shipment, so no one restarts a box.
In that warehouse's data, 36% of volume came from 30 groups of look-alike bins. That's where mis-picks are most likely, so it's the first thing we design around.
Everything above runs today for one seller's stock. For a prep center, we build the multi-client pieces on top of it, starting with whichever one costs you the most hours.
Clients send inbound notices and your team receives against them, with photos. Shortages and damage go back to the client automatically.
Each client's inventory, bins and FNSKU labels kept apart in one warehouse, with the same scan-verified packing.
Every billable action — units prepped, bundles, labels, storage — recorded as it happens and rolled into each client's invoice.
Clients see their stock, send new shipments in and approve prep, without emailing your team.
FBA, Walmart, TikTok Shop, Shopify or merchant-fulfilled orders, picked and shipped from the same floor.
| Subscription prep software | Built by Fezorra | |
|---|---|---|
| Fit | Your floor adapts to the software | The software is built around your floor |
| Cost | A monthly bill for as long as you use it | One build, yours to keep; optional care plan |
| Your tools | Whatever integrations it ships with | Connected to what you already run |
| Changes | You wait on the vendor's roadmap | Made for your warehouse, on your schedule |
Happy with your current prep software? We can build just the missing piece and connect it.
The one part of your operation that eats the most staff hours.
How we'd build it and what it should save you. Written, no call, no charge.
A fixed price before we build, no hourly billing. Single-workflow builds start at $3,500.
We run it with your team, then add the next piece. The code and the data are yours.
No. Most builds start with one workflow and connect to what you already run, whether that's prep software, a spreadsheet or an accounting system. You replace pieces later only if you want to.
Receiving from invoices, bins, scan-verified packing, FBA shipments, labels and multi-channel stock run every day in the warehouse we built the system for. The client-facing pieces (check-in, per-client stock and billing, a client portal) are built for your warehouse on top of that.
Yes. The system we built for an FBA seller creates inbound plans, confirms placement and books carriers through Amazon's Selling Partner API every week, with a $0 placement fee on all placements.
You do. The code and the data are yours. An optional care plan covers hosting, fixes and changes.
Single-workflow builds start at $3,500, with a fixed quote before we build and no hourly billing. Larger systems are quoted once we've seen your workflow.
Tell us the one workflow. We'll write back with how we'd build it and what it should save you — written, no call, no charge.
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