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G10 Fulfillment Integration for Multichannel Orders

The G10 Fulfillment integration connects Pipe17 to the 3PL’s WMS. Pipe17 routes DTC and B2B orders to G10, posts each ship confirmation’s tracking to the order’s channel, and feeds G10’s available stock to each.
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The Solution for G10 Fulfillment Integration & Order Management

G10 Ships the Order. Pipe17 Keeps Every Other System in Step.

Adding G10 by hand means an iPaaS to move orders and stock, a legacy OMS to choose the warehouse, and gaps your customers find first. Pipe17’s Order Operations Platform replaces the pair. Pipe17’s managed connector for G10 Fulfillment makes every G10 warehouse a destination for your routing rules, on one stock count across your channels.
iPaaS & Custom Builds Legacy OMS Pipe17
Native API-First Connectivity ✅ ❌ ✅
Pre-Configured Commerce Connectors ❌ ❌ ✅
Custom Integration Mappings ✅ ❌ ✅
Advanced Order Orchestration ❌ ✅ ✅
Exception Management & Alerts ❌ ❌ ✅
Unified Inventory Management ❌ ✅ ✅
Rapid to Implement & Go-Live ❌ ❌ ✅
Easy to Add / Swap Channels & Flows ❌ ❌ ✅
Low Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) ❌ ❌ ✅

Future-Ready Brands and Fulfillment Providers Run on Pipe17

Orders, Tracking, and Receipts Move Between Pipe17 and G10 Without a Gap

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Send G10 a Complete Order the First Time

Each order reaches G10 marked DTC or B2B, with its ship window and deliver-by date intact whenever the order carries them.

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Turn Each Ship Confirmation into Channel Tracking

When G10 ships, its ship confirmation becomes a Pipe17 fulfillment, and the carrier and tracking numbers post to the customer's channel.

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Record What G10 Received, Line by Line

Before supplier stock lands, Pipe17 sends the receiving G10 warehouse a purchase order (PO), and each receipt confirmation G10 returns is recorded against that PO.

Automated G10 Fulfillment Data Flows

Outbound orders and inbound shipment notices leave Pipe17 for G10 continuously. Ship and receipt confirmations and the inventory feed come back as G10’s warehouses post them, matched to your SKUs.
  • Push Orders to G10. Each shipping request routed to a G10 warehouse becomes a G10 outbound order with the ship-to address, source channel, requested ship date, ship method, instructions, reference numbers, and lines with SKU, quantity, unit, and unit price. Ship window and deliver-by date ride along when present. Sales orders go to G10 as DTC, wholesale and transfer orders as B2B.
  • Push Inbound Shipments to G10. Each shipment bound for a G10 warehouse is posted as a purchase order (PO) with its expected arrival date and line quantities, and G10 receives against it.
  • Create Locations for G10 Warehouses. Enter each G10 warehouse ID and name once, and Pipe17 creates a location that order routing and inventory use.
  • Map SKUs to G10 Item IDs. Pipe17’s SKU mapping ties each SKU to the item ID already set up in G10’s WMS, then applies it to orders, inbound shipments, confirmations, and the inventory feed.
  • Receive Ship Confirmations from G10. When G10 ships, the confirmation becomes a Pipe17 fulfillment with carrier, ship method, ship date, tracking numbers, and the lines shipped, plus lot and expiration data when G10 reports them. A per-container confirmation becomes a fulfillment for that container, with its label, tracking number, and weight.
  • Receive the Inventory Feed from G10. G10 posts a feed per SKU and warehouse, and Pipe17 records available, on hand, reserved, reserve stock, and held quantities. Your channels sell from the available figure, and the feed can be limited to chosen SKUs.
  • Receive Receipt Confirmations from G10. As G10 receives stock against an inbound purchase order (PO), each confirmation arrives with the receiving date and line quantities, and Pipe17 records it against the shipment Pipe17 announced. A PO delivered in several loads produces one receipt per load.

G10 Fulfillment, Connected and Maintained by Pipe17

Pipe17 builds and maintains the connector, named Geneva10 WMS in your Pipe17 account. G10 supplies two endpoint URLs, a token, and your account ID. Pipe17 supplies the webhook, and your team writes no code.

Add G10 to Your Routing Rules, Not Your Engineering Backlog

In a demo, Pipe17 routes an order to a G10 warehouse, receives G10’s ship confirmation, and posts the tracking numbers to the order on the channel your customer bought from.
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G10 Fulfillment Integration FAQs

The G10 Fulfillment connector, listed in Pipe17 as Geneva10 WMS, is managed by Pipe17 and connects G10's warehouse management system to the Order Operations Platform. Pipe17 posts outbound orders and inbound purchase orders (POs) to G10, and G10 sends ship and receipt confirmations and inventory feeds back by webhook as its warehouses post them. Each G10 warehouse becomes a routable location, and tracking and stock reach your channels.

Orders arrive in Pipe17 from sales channels such as Shopify, Amazon, or a B2B portal, and Pipe17 sends G10 every order that order routing assigns to a G10 warehouse. The outbound order carries its ship method, dates, and lines, marked DTC or B2B. Once G10 ships, the tracking numbers post back to the channel the order came from.

G10's available quantity for each SKU at each G10 warehouse reaches your channels through Pipe17, which receives G10's inventory feed and counts that figure as sellable. The feed keeps on hand, reserved, reserve stock, and held quantities apart, and Pipe17 sets the available number beside stock at your own warehouses and other 3PLs. The feed can be limited to chosen SKUs or SKU patterns.

Pipe17 announces each supplier shipment to the G10 warehouse that will receive it by posting a purchase order (PO) with the expected arrival date and every line. When G10 receives, its receipt confirmation arrives with the receiving date and a quantity per line, and Pipe17 records it against the PO it sent. Pipe17 holds what G10 counted, not what left your supplier, even when one PO lands in several deliveries.

Once Pipe17 has posted an order to G10, any change or cancellation is made with G10 directly, because G10 does not accept order updates through the integration. Inbound purchase orders (POs) work the same way: after Pipe17 posts one, arrange any change with G10. Orders G10 has already shipped return their ship confirmation and tracking to Pipe17 as usual.

Yes, DTC and B2B orders both go to G10 through the same connector, and Pipe17 labels each one for G10: sales orders arrive marked DTC, wholesale and transfer orders marked B2B, with the ship window when present. Routing rules decide which orders G10 ships and from which warehouse, with G10 working beside your own sites, stores, and every other 3PL on the Pipe17 Network.

G10 provides four things: the URL for outbound orders, the URL for inbound purchase orders (POs), a security token, and your WMS account ID. Enter them in Pipe17, add each G10 warehouse ID to create its location, and give G10 the Pipe17 webhook address that receives ship and receipt confirmations and the inventory feed. Map your SKUs to G10 item IDs and switch on the flows you need.

Pipe17 can restrict the orders and inbound purchase orders (POs) it pushes to G10 to specific order IDs and limit the inventory feed to chosen SKUs, which proves each flow on a handful of records before go-live. When those test orders return ship confirmations and the POs return receipt confirmations, remove the order-ID filters to send every order and PO.