Watch InfiPlex Run a Real Order
See exactly how InfiPlex runs your orders, two ways. Build your own animated flow to match your channels and fulfillment, or watch real screenshots from a live account. No signup either way.
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Two questions, then watch it run
What do you sell on?
How do you fulfill orders today?
Watch an Amazon Order Reach Your 3PL
An order is pulled from Amazon and lands in the queue, gets opened to show every detail already filled in and where it's routed for fulfillment, tracking is set the moment it ships, and its inventory count comes back matching exactly what's live on Amazon. Six real screens. Full written walkthrough on the Amazon to 3PL tour page.
That's the whole loop.
Order in, routed, shipped, tracked, synced. Nobody touched a spreadsheet.
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Watch an AliExpress Order Ship Through Your 3PL
A US-fulfilled AliExpress order lands in the queue, routes to a 3PL Central warehouse, gets pushed automatically, ships with tracking pulled back into InfiPlex, and syncs tracking and inventory back to AliExpress. Eight real screens, including the logs that prove every step. Full written walkthrough on the AliExpress order tour page.
From AliExpress to your 3PL and back.
Pulled, routed, pushed, shipped, tracked, synced. Nobody touched a spreadsheet.
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Watch a TikTok Shop Bundle Order Ship Through a 3PL
One bundle order explodes into its component SKUs, ships through a VeraCore-run 3PL, and syncs back to TikTok as the single item TikTok expects, one tracking number, twenty minutes order to tracking. Ten real screens. Full written walkthrough on the TikTok Shop order tour page.
One bundle in, two components out, one tracking number back.
Exploded, pushed, shipped, tracked, synced. Nobody did the math by hand.
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Watch InfiPlex Route a Temu Order by Zip Code
A Temu order lands, and InfiPlex checks each warehouse's zip code rules and picks the one that should ship it, then shows its work in the log. Shipped and tracking synced back to Temu in 38 minutes. Ten real screens. Full written walkthrough on the Temu order tour page.
Four warehouses. One order. The system picked the right one and can show its work.
Routed, shipped, tracked, synced. Nobody looked up a zip code by hand.
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Watch InfiPlex Rate-Shop and Buy the Label for a Walmart Order
A Walmart order fills from your own warehouse, and InfiPlex pulls a live carrier rate and buys the label right from the order screen, then syncs tracking back to Walmart in eight minutes. Eight real screens. Full written walkthrough on the Walmart order tour page.
Own warehouse, real rate, label bought, tracking synced. All inside InfiPlex.
No 3PL to wait on, no separate carrier portal. Nobody touched a spreadsheet.
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Watch a Target Stores 850 Become an 856 and an 810, With NetSuite in Sync
A Target Stores EDI order lands like any other order, NetSuite fulfills it, and InfiPlex sends the ship notice and the invoice back automatically, with a shop log receipt for every document. 850 in to 810 out in 47 minutes. Eleven real screens. Full written walkthrough on the Target Stores EDI tour page.
850 in, 856 and 810 out, NetSuite in sync. Nobody keyed in an EDI document.
Retailer compliance and ERP sync, running as one automatic flow.
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Watch One Shopify Order Split Across Two 3PLs
Two items on one Shopify order route to Wayfair Castlegate, the third routes to Logiwa, each 3PL ships and tracks its own piece, and both packages sync back to Shopify as one order. Ten real screens. Full written walkthrough on the Shopify split tour page.
One order, two 3PLs, two packages, two tracking numbers. Shopify sees one order, fully shipped.
The split, the shipping, and the sync back all ran without anyone touching a spreadsheet.
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Watch One Order Split Across Two 3PLs
Two items, two 3PLs, one order number. Here's what actually happens behind the scenes, no settings screens required.
Two 3PLs. One order. Zero manual work.
This is the same split you would see with three 3PLs, or one 3PL and your own warehouse. InfiPlex doesn't care how many places an order ships from.
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Product tour FAQ
Is this the real product?
Yes. Every walkthrough on this page is built from unedited screens captured in a live InfiPlex account, with real order records, real fulfillment pushes, and real sync logs. The order numbers, tracking numbers, and log entries you see are the actual system output for that order. The only thing staged is the test data itself, fictional customers and example SKUs, so nothing here belongs to a real client.
Do I need to sign up to watch?
No. There's no form, no email gate, and no trial signup anywhere on this page. Click through at your own pace. When you want to see InfiPlex running against your own channels and your own 3PL, the free demo is the next step, and pricing is public.
How long does each walkthrough take?
About a minute. Each tour is six to eight screens, one click per screen, with a one-line caption telling you what you're looking at. The written version of each flow lives on its own page with a full step-by-step transcript if you'd rather read than click.
My setup isn't shown here. Is it covered?
Almost certainly. InfiPlex connects 130+ marketplaces, carts, retailers, and fulfillment platforms, and the flow builder composes your exact stack across channels, bundles, split 3PLs, zip routing, and NetSuite, then animates it. The same routing engine behind the Amazon and AliExpress walkthroughs handles every channel and every warehouse type, including the zip-code-based multi-warehouse routing and order splitting shown in the Temu walkthrough. If you want to see your exact stack, up to three channels, bundles, split 3PLs, zip routing, and NetSuite, the flow builder shows you that flow specifically; the free demo runs it against your real data.
Want this running on your orders?
Plans start at $49.99/month, and most channels connect in days, not months.
