Storage, order fulfillment, marketplace support, returns, and hands-on operational service — designed around the needs of smaller and emerging brands, out of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Whether orders come straight from your website or through a marketplace, QPort runs both from one organized U.S. inventory pool.
Orders from your own storefront — picked, packed to spec and staged for carrier handoff.
Inventory prepared and replenished for Shopify, eBay, Etsy and Amazon FBA.
QPort Logistics is being built to give growing e-commerce companies access to disciplined fulfillment operations without requiring enterprise-level scale. Our role is simple: become the logistics extension of the client's business so the brand can spend less time managing boxes, shipping labels, inventory questions and returns — and more time growing sales.
We focus on practical execution, direct communication and flexible workflows. Rather than forcing every client into the same operating model, we first understand the product, sales channels, order profile and service expectations, then define the appropriate receiving, storage, fulfillment and returns process.
Direct, responsive communication and an operating relationship where smaller accounts still matter.
Clear receiving, inventory, fulfillment and exception-handling processes designed to reduce avoidable errors.
A service model that can expand as order volume, channels, SKUs and value-added requirements change.
We aim to understand what is creating friction in your operation and solve the logistics problem — not simply rent shelf space.
Final scope, service levels, integrations and pricing are defined during client discovery and proposal development.
Receive inbound cartons or pallets, verify quantities, identify SKUs, document discrepancies, and label inventory for storage.
View DetailsStore finished goods in an organized operating environment using locations appropriate to product size, velocity and handling needs.
View DetailsProcess customer orders by picking required SKUs, packing to spec, creating shipping labels and staging parcels for carrier handoff.
View DetailsSupport orders from e-commerce and marketplace channels such as Shopify, eBay, Etsy and similar platforms.
View DetailsPrepare inventory for movement into Amazon FBA, including agreed labeling, carton prep, bundling and replenishment shipments.
View DetailsReceive returned merchandise, inspect condition, capture agreed information and route units for restock, hold or return-to-vendor.
View DetailsCreate bundles, apply labels, add inserts, assemble simple kits, rework packaging and support other defined light-touch projects.
View DetailsAssist with inventory inquiries, discrepancy research, photos, basic inspection, cycle counts and operational exceptions.
View DetailsPhotography is illustrative and does not depict a QPort-operated facility.
We learn the product profile, order volume, SKU count, sales channels, packaging, current pain points, return profile and growth plans.
We define how inventory will be received, stored, ordered, packed, shipped, returned and reported. Any special handling is documented.
SKU data, inventory, packaging rules and order workflows are prepared. Initial inventory is received and organized before normal processing begins.
Orders are processed according to the agreed workflow. Inventory and exceptions are managed as part of the daily operating process.
As volume or complexity changes, the operating model can be adjusted — storage footprint, packing requirements, channels and value-added work.
Move inventory out of the home, office or retail back room and hand repetitive parcel work to a fulfillment partner.
Use one U.S. inventory pool to support direct orders while also preparing replenishment inventory for marketplace programs.
Add organized storage and fulfillment capacity when launches, promotions or holiday demand make internal shipping difficult.
Position inventory domestically so U.S. orders and returns can be handled without every parcel moving internationally.
Our role is simple: become the logistics extension of the client's business — so the brand can spend less time managing boxes, labels and returns, and more time growing sales.
Tell us what you sell, where you sell it, and what is creating friction today. We don't need a polished logistics spec to start the conversation.