Fulfillment
Evans provides direct-to-consumer fulfillment and order processing services in a variety of categories including apparel, bath, beauty, beverages, food, furniture, pet supplies, promotional items and more. Our in-house development team and quality management standards set us apart from other third-party fulfillment partners.
Fulfillment Focused
on Growth
Evans Distribution Systems offers fulfillment services to a variety of industries with millions of orders a year. Our goal is to be your one-stop fulfillment partner that offers simple and efficient solutions while you focus on your core business. With an emphasis on quality, innovation and performance metrics, our fulfillment customers benefit from efficiencies, speed and customization.


Shopify


WooCommerce


Adobe Commerce


Amazon
What We Do
A strong fulfillment strategy requires advanced technology. Our IT team specializes in logistics software integrations. Evans’ in-house developers make the integration process seamless for our customers as well as troubleshoot issues–real-time. Our team knows every customer is unique. We design a custom solution based around your requirements. Our software is able to support a variety of common standard and non-standard EDI file protocols including: Email, XLSX, XML, CSV, flat file, FTP, SFTP, FTPS, API, and custom EDI interface solutions.
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