In e-commerce, the brands that grow the fastest are usually the ones that keep their operations lean and their numbers clear. That’s why PackPro Fulfilment, a UK-based 3PL provider, has integrated directly with Seller Margins — a powerful profit analytics tool used by online sellers. This partnership is changing how brands manage their fulfilment and financial data, making it easier to scale without losing sight of profitability.
PackPro is known for helping online businesses handle the messy side of growth. They take care of warehousing, packing, shipping, returns, and everything in between. Whether you sell on Shopify, Amazon, or eBay, PackPro keeps the operational side of your business running smoothly. But now, thanks to its integration with Seller Margins, clients can do more than just ship products — they can understand how every order impacts their bottom line.
Seller Margins is a tool built for e-commerce sellers who want to see exactly how much profit they’re making. It tracks things like product costs, ad spend, shipping fees, and marketplace commissions. By connecting with platforms like Amazon and Shopify, it gives sellers real-time visibility into their margins and overall performance.
By bringing these two systems together, PackPro and Seller Margins have made it possible for brands to track fulfilment costs alongside sales data. This means clients can now see their true profit per product, not just sales revenue. For example, if one of your products is selling well but the shipping and storage costs are eating into your margins, Seller Margins will flag it. With that information, you can speak with PackPro about ways to reduce costs, adjust pricing, or change how that product is packed.
The integration also makes it easier to forecast inventory. Seller Margins uses past sales and real-time order data from PackPro to predict when you’ll need to restock. This helps avoid the common problem of running out of stock during a big sales push, or over-ordering and wasting money on storage.
Another major benefit is automated reporting. Instead of juggling spreadsheets, brands get clear profit and loss insights that update automatically. This makes it much easier to plan for growth, invest in new products, or launch into new marketplaces — all with a clear view of your profit margins.
This integration doesn’t just help finance teams. It brings the whole company onto the same page. Operations teams get better fulfilment data, finance teams get cleaner numbers, and marketing teams can focus on pushing the products that are actually profitable.
According to PackPro, the goal of the integration is simple: to give their clients more control and confidence. It’s not just about fulfilling orders anymore — it’s about building a fulfilment system that helps clients grow smarter, not just faster.
For e-commerce brands that want to scale without losing control of their margins, this partnership is a big step forward. It gives you the tools to make better decisions, faster — and that’s something every online seller can benefit from.
To learn more, you can check out PackPro eCommerce Fulfilment.
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