What the corridor actually delivered

Yes. The metrics — including more than five million kitting orders in the first 45 days of a program at 99.7% accuracy — come from live operations. They are reported as figures rather than named case studies because client identities are kept confidential.

Publishing client names and logos is not authorized, and many brands prefer confidentiality on their logistics. Lateral Fulfillment reports outcomes as operational metrics instead, so results are visible without disclosing who achieved them.

Reference conversations are arranged case by case, with client permission, later in a sales process. Because identities are confidential, they are not listed publicly, but appropriate introductions can be made when both sides agree.

Both DTC brands and manufacturers. The five-million-order figure came from a high-volume kitting program, while accuracy and cost-reduction figures hold across smaller operations too, because they come from the same system and workforce.

Against a brand's prior fulfillment cost per order, using its real volume and mix. The up to 30% range reflects lower labor and warehousing and removed shipping zones, modeled during onboarding and tracked in operation.

Share order data and Lateral Fulfillment builds a free landed-cost model on your real numbers, projecting the outcomes these metrics represent for your specific volume, destinations and product profile.

Client names and logos are not published. Results are shared as operating figures — such as 5M+ kitting orders processed in the first 45 days — rather than as named references.

Through the warehouse management system: order accuracy at 99.7%, inventory accuracy at 99.9%, and on-time dispatch, all tracked continuously rather than sampled.