This e-book serves as a comprehensive guide to cross-border e-commerce within the EU, aiming to help online retailers overcome challenges and support them in scaling internationally.

With this guide, we aim to support direct-to-consumer brands and e-commerce providers in successfully navigating this period and positioning themselves well for the future.

In this whitepaper, we first explore the key differences between FBA, FBM, and SFP, and then show you how to build and strengthen your brand on Amazon.

This e-book aims to outline the context of current challenges and provide a concise guide for the transition to a more sustainable model.

Online retail offers a significant opportunity for direct-to-consumer brands to successfully compete with online giants and established brands. The fulfilment and shipping strategy of an online shop plays a bigger role in a company's success than many would expect.

Consumer behaviour has evolved, and online shopping has become ingrained in everyone's habits. The current international situation persists and reinforces the explosive growth of e-commerce. Forrester predicts that online sales will account for 35% of sales in France by 2025.

If you store goods in an EU country other than the one where your company is headquartered (where your business is registered), cross-border movements of goods into the warehouse (so-called intra-community transfers and acquisitions) must be reported to the respective local tax authorities.

Our serial number tracking function follows the journey of a specific item you have sold, from packaging in the byrd warehouse to delivery to your end customers or return. This feature is essential in almost all e-commerce sectors and enables you to collect important data for each product.