Case Fulfilment

Case fulfilment means fulfilling orders in full-case quantities.

This is often the most efficient method when the order size and product format allow goods to move in their original case configuration.

What case fulfilment means

Case fulfilment applies when products can be picked and shipped as complete cases rather than as individual units.

This is common for many trade orders and for any order where the requested quantity matches case-level packaging.

How case fulfilment works

Case fulfilment usually involves picking complete cases from stock and preparing them for dispatch.

Where the original case packaging is suitable for the transport method, the goods can often move without repacking.

Where the goods are moving through a courier network and the original case is not courier-friendly, bottles may need to be removed and repacked instead. In those scenarios, the fulfilment logic shifts away from pure case fulfilment.

Why case fulfilment matters

Case fulfilment matters because it is often faster, simpler, and less handling-intensive than bottle-level picking.

It reduces handling time, preserves original packaging where appropriate, and supports efficient fulfilment for many standard trade and volume orders.

Case fulfilment with Lexir

Case fulfilment with Lexir means using case-based picking and dispatch wherever the order size, packaging format, and transport method make that the most efficient option.