Integrate Logicbroker With Your Shipping Software

The ShipStation Logicbroker workflow gives suppliers and brands a more efficient way to run drop ship fulfillment. ShipStation handles the daily shipping work around EDI purchase orders, label creation, automation, and tracking, while shipment details move back to retail partners as EDI 856 ASNs. The result is less manual handling and a cleaner process for your team.

This workflow centers on the documents most shipping teams touch every day. ShipStation supports fulfillment around EDI 850 purchase orders and sends shipment details back as EDI 856 ASNs. Logicbroker also supports EDI 846 inventory document management through its web portal, along with reporting and document visibility.

Yes. This workflow is built for teams running drop ship programs and working with retailer requirements. That includes suppliers, brands, distributors, and other digital commerce operations that need shipping, shipment updates, and compliance work to stay organized. It’s a strong fit when one team has to keep multiple partner programs moving without adding more manual admin.

No. Logicbroker reduces the heavy lift around supplier onboarding, testing, and retailer go-live. Once that structure is in place, ShipStation gives your team a straightforward workflow for labels, batch printing, packing slips, and shipment updates, so warehouse work stays practical instead of overly technical.

Yes. Logicbroker supports EDI 846 inventory document management in its web portal, and it also gives teams reporting and visibility into transactions and exceptions. That matters when your drop ship program spans many retail partners and you need clear status, cleaner follow-up, and better control over compliance work.

Yes. Retailer-branded packing slips are part of the workflow for drop ship orders. That helps your team meet partner requirements at pack-out, keeps the shipment experience aligned with the retailer’s brand, and removes another manual step that often slows fulfillment down.