SKUU × Picqer integration

WMS & fulfilment

The SKUU Picqer integration connects the Dutch warehouse software to the SKUU network, so network orders drop into the same pick-and-pack flow as a shop's own orders.

How the connection sits

Picqer
SKUUSKUU
Partner shops

SKUU sits in the middle as the neutral layer. Picqer only ever exchanges data with SKUU, never directly with another shop.

Picqer runs the warehouse for a large group of Dutch webshops: picking, packing, purchasing and stock in one clean system. For SKUU it is an ideal anchor point, because the warehouse is where fulfilment actually happens and where the true, pickable stock is known.

Connected to Picqer, SKUU reads live stock and pushes network orders in as ordinary orders with one twist: packing slip and shipping label carry the selling partner's brand. Pickers change nothing about how they work. Tracking flows back automatically, and returns are announced the same way. Available on request.

What syncs

  • Live stock levels
  • Orders
  • Shipments & tracking
  • Returns

How connecting works

  1. 1

    Connect

    Picqer links to SKUU through the native connector or the SKUU Connect REST API. Nothing about your storefront, checkout or daily workflow changes.

  2. 2

    Match

    Your catalogue is matched against the network on barcode and article code, and verified in a test mode before anything goes live.

  3. 3

    Route

    From then on, out-of-stock sales can route to partners with stock, and partner sales can route to you. Every parcel ships white-label under the selling shop's brand.

Frequently asked questions

How does SKUU fit into a Picqer warehouse flow?
A network order arrives in Picqer like any other order, with one difference: the packing slip and label carry the selling shop's brand. Your pickers follow the exact same process, and SKUU takes care of the branding and tracking behind the scenes.
Who ships the parcel when a network order comes in?
The shop or warehouse that physically holds the stock ships it. SKUU routes the order there, supplies the white-label documents, and reports the tracking back to the selling shop so its customer stays informed under the right brand.
What happens with returns?
Returns follow the same white-label rule in reverse. The customer uses a return label in the selling shop's branding, and SKUU routes the parcel and the data so both partners' stock positions end up correct.

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