Connect WooCommerce with Abstrakt Fulfilment
Send your WooCommerce orders to Abstrakt Fulfilment automatically and sync shipment tracking back to WooCommerce. Dropday handles the setup. No coding is required.
Automate your Abstrakt Fulfilment orders
Run the Abstrakt part of your WooCommerce store without copying orders or shipments between systems.
No more retyping orders
3PL and suppliers in one flow
Shipments visible in WooCommerce
Set up for you by Dropday
About Abstrakt Fulfilment
Abstrakt Fulfilment picks, packs and dispatches for online sellers from Kidderminster, B2B and B2C.
With Dropday, Abstrakt Fulfilment becomes one of the routes your WooCommerce orders can take, next to your own stock and your other suppliers.
Delivers to
UK and international
From WooCommerce order to the Abstrakt warehouse
Your WooCommerce orders reach Dropday through the Dropday plugin, normally within seconds to a minute.
Dropday sends the products you store at Abstrakt to Abstrakt, with your customer's delivery address, ready for the warehouse to pick. When the same order also holds products you ship yourself or that another supplier drop ships, Dropday splits the order with your rules, and Abstrakt receives only its own lines. Nobody on your team retypes an order or works out who ships which product.
Shipments in view in WooCommerce
When Abstrakt ships, Dropday brings the shipment into WooCommerce, and you see per order what has left the warehouse.
The Dropday plugin adds it to the order as a fulfillment, with the products in that shipment and the tracking code and link.
Getting started on WooCommerce
You install the Dropday plugin, keep your account with Abstrakt Fulfilment and tell Dropday which products Abstrakt stores for you. Dropday sets up the orders and tracking, and tests them with you before your first real WooCommerce order goes to Abstrakt.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I combine Abstrakt with my own stock and drop shipping suppliers?
Yes. Your rules decide per product where an order line goes: to Abstrakt, to your own stockroom or to a supplier that drop ships. One customer order can be split across all of them.
What happens when my order volume grows?
More orders mean more work for the warehouse, not for your team: Dropday keeps passing your Abstrakt orders on and bringing tracking back, without extra order entry.
Do I need a developer?
No. Dropday handles the setup.
