Inventory + warehousing
Your stock, stored across an operated network and visible in real time.
Finished sealed goods held across nodes we operate, tracked as system-of-record inventory in Deposco, and visible to you live in the BestOMS portal. One operator runs the storage, not a subcontractor.
What it is
Storage that behaves like a single source of truth for your inventory.
Inventory and warehousing is the storage and inventory management of your finished sealed goods across the multi-warehouse network Fulfillment.com operates. Your stock is held as system-of-record inventory, distributed close to your customers, and visible to you in real time. We run this step on our own facilities with our own people, from the moment it lands on our dock to the moment it ships, rather than handing it to a subcontractor. It's worth asking any 3PL (third-party logistics provider) you evaluate how many different companies actually touch your inventory along the way.
How we do it
One platform, one operated network, one accountable operator
Every part of the way your inventory is stored traces to our real model: BestOMS as the platform (with Deposco, the warehouse engine, behind it), the operated multi-node footprint, and the BestOMS portal for visibility.
Deposco is the system of record
Every unit in storage is tracked in Deposco, the warehouse system of record, from the moment it is put away. Ask any 3PL how often their system count is reconciled against physical stock and what their variance process looks like.
Distributed across an operated, multi-node network
You can place your stock across nodes we operate rather than one warehouse, so it sits closer to your customers and orders ship from the nearest node.
Real-time visibility in the BestOMS portal
You see live stock levels, locations, and movement through your own login to the BestOMS portal. No emailing for a count, no end-of-day spreadsheet.
One operator, start to finish
Facilities we operate and our own people run your storage, not a subcontractor. Ask any 3PL how many hands your inventory passes through between their dock and your customer's door.
Storage modes
Ambient storage
We provide ambient warehousing for finished sealed goods across the multi-warehouse network we operate, with air-conditioned space in some facilities, so your stock sits close to your customers. Product that has to stay cold for safety needs true cold-chain storage, which means refrigerated or frozen rooms held at temperature the whole way through to delivery.
Ambient storage
We provide ambient warehousing for finished sealed goods across the multi-warehouse network we operate, with air-conditioned space in some facilities, positioned to ship close to your customers.
Temperature-sensitive product
Cold chain takes more than a cold room. You need refrigerated or frozen space with someone actively holding temperature and humidity, a refrigerated truck for the leg out, and no break in the chain from the shelf to the doorstep. Our buildings run at room temperature, which suits anything shelf-stable. If you have a program that would justify building the cold side, come and talk to us.
Bonded storage
Customs-bonded storage holds imported goods under duty deferral until they enter the market, which matters if you land stock ahead of demand and would rather not pay duty on units that sit. Our network holds duty-paid goods today. If duty deferral is central to your cross-border plan, raise it early and we can talk through what it would take.
Finished sealed goods only
We store what you sell, not what you make.
We are a vertically integrated 3PL, not a co-packer or manufacturer. We store finished sealed product, ready to pick, pack, and ship. Raw ingredients, components, and bulk material for manufacturing are outside what we handle, and we do not manufacture, fill, bottle, or formulate. Your inventory is the goods you sell, held as system-of-record stock.
1-3 day
Ground transit
7
Fulfillment nodes
Across North America
Operated
Every storage node
Run by our own people
Figures as of June 2026.
Connected services
Where warehousing fits in the catalog
Storage is one step in one integrated chain. Follow it inbound to receiving, into lot and expiry rotation, out across the network, or down to the platform underneath.
Receiving + inbound
Storage starts at the dock: an inbound appointment, unload, count against the purchase order, inspection, then put-away to a system-of-record location. Each step is where a discrepancy gets caught or missed, which is why the sequence matters more than the square footage.
Lot, expiry + rotation control
Lot, expiry, and rotation control for dated goods held in storage. If your product has shelf life, ask any 3PL exactly how they enforce first-expired-first-out (FEFO) picking, and what stops near-expiry stock from being picked over fresher stock.
The operated network
The multi-node footprint you can spread your inventory across, with the coverage that puts stock closer to your customers.
Technology + portal
The BestOMS portal and the platform, BestOMS (with Deposco and Dropstream behind it), that gives you live inventory visibility.
Questions buyers ask about warehousing
What kind of storage does Fulfillment.com provide?
We provide ambient warehousing for finished sealed goods across the multi-warehouse network we operate, with air-conditioned space in some facilities and real-time stock visibility in the BestOMS portal. Everything in our buildings has to survive at room temperature, because we don't run cold chain or climate-controlled space today. If you have a program that would justify building it, raise it with us. Bonded storage is not in the network today either.
How do I see my inventory levels?
Through your own login to the BestOMS portal. You get live stock levels, storage locations, and movement in real time, so you do not have to email for a count or wait on an end-of-day spreadsheet. Deposco is the warehouse system of record underneath, tracking every unit as it moves. A good question for any 3PL is how frequently they cycle-count and reconcile system inventory against the shelf.
Do I have to keep my stock in one warehouse, or can I split it across locations?
You choose. You can hold everything in one node or split your inventory across more than one of the nodes we operate, which puts stock closer to your customers, so orders ship from the nearest node and cut transit zones. You see the unified position across nodes in the portal.
Does Fulfillment.com store raw ingredients or materials for manufacturing?
No. We are a vertically integrated 3PL, not a co-packer or manufacturer. We store finished sealed product: the goods you sell, ready to pick, pack, and ship. Raw ingredients, components, and bulk material for manufacturing are outside what we handle, and we do not manufacture, fill, bottle, or formulate.
Can you handle temperature-sensitive or cold-chain product?
No, not today. Our warehouse space is ambient, with air-conditioned areas in some buildings, so what we hold right now is shelf-stable finished goods. Cold chain takes more than cool air. You need rooms held at a set temperature, a record of that temperature for every hour a unit sits there, and a refrigerated truck for the leg out. Miss any one of those and the product may no longer be safe to sell, which is why a cool room on its own doesn't qualify. If you're running a refrigerated or frozen program big enough to justify building all that, we want to hear about it. Either way, send us your SKU list and we'll tell you which ones today's space suits.
Store your inventory with one operator who answers for it.
Ambient warehousing across an operated network, with air-conditioned space in some facilities, all visible in real time. Tell us what you store and your volume, and we'll put together a custom quote.