Missions
Shippingbo was born from the observation that the major obstacle to implementing an efficient logistics strategy lies in the multiplicity of information systems used by e-commerce players.
To address this issue, Shippingbo wanted to establish a single information system for all logistics chain partners to promote their communication/collaboration and thus ensure the seamless delivery of an order, from receipt to delivery.
History
A seasoned e-merchant on marketplaces, Marc couldn't identify a tool that would allow him to effectively manage the strong growth of his online sales activity. Multiplicity of back offices, product catalog updates, ERPs too expensive for a VSE... Marc decided to create a solution to make omnichannel e-commerce easier and whose economic model favors the profitability of its users. Over the years, he would then be joined in the adventure by Romain PARENT, Strategy Director, Eric ROYER, Marketing Director, Guillaume LESEUR, Technical Director, and Florian LAILLET, Supply Chain Director, to develop and evolve the Shippingbo technology as we know it today!
Commitments
Aware that consumers are increasingly demanding about the quality and speed of their delivery, Shippingbo wants to give its customers the keys to face the future with serenity. A future where the main challenge will be to prepare and ship an order 2 minutes after the purchase act. A future where the race for deadlines will be the norm and where the key to success will lie in the ability to have warehouses as close as possible to the consumer to respond to ecological issues and ultra-short deadlines.
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An interconnected ecosystem like a highway network
Like a highway, Shippingbo facilitates the passage of information between e-commerce players. This passage is made practicable thanks to the implementation of a unique information system allowing all actors to exchange and communicate with each other. A trusted third party at the center of this ecosystem, we thus facilitate business between e-commerce players while supporting them technologically and humanly to exploit the full potential of their activities.
