Carrier Sortation.
Automated.

Carrier Sortation by Seller Hardware is a modular, automated parcel sorting system for 3PLs and warehouses. Over 3,000 packages an hour.

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ACCURACY WITHOUT A PERSON DECIDING

Every Package Sorted
Accurately.

When a person reads every label and picks every gaylord, the mistakes are the quiet kind. Nobody catches the package in the wrong container until the carrier has already left with it.

Every package that comes down the line is timestamped. Open the interface in your browser and see when it was scanned and which carrier it went to. See what our customers say about running it.

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MORE CARRIERS, BETTER RATES

Bring On More Carriers.
It Won’t Impact Your Flow.

No longer picking or packing by carrier. Add more carriers to your rate shop and score better shipping rates without adding steps or complexity to your workflow.

Orders share one packing routine, the same way order consolidation with put to light keeps picking in one flow. The split happens at the end of the line, where the packages are already ready to go.

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  1. YOUR SHIPPING SOFTWARE

    Compare rates.

    Choose a carrier and service for the order.

  2. YOUR PACK STATION

    Print the label.

    Pack the order and place the labeled package on the line.

  3. CARRIER SORTATION

    Route the package.

    It reaches the exit configured for that carrier.

WHAT CARRIER SORTATION COSTS YOU TODAY

What Does The Sort
Cost You Right Now?

It costs labor first. A sorting associate runs $17 to $19 an hour, closer to $24 once payroll taxes, benefits and paid time off are counted. That is $45,000 to $50,000 a year for one person standing at the end of the line.

Then it costs workflow, and the hours your managers give back to sick days, shift gaps and the orders that did not go out.

What sorting by hand costs, against Carrier Sortation
Who is doing the sortMonthlyYearly
One sorting associate$3,750 to $4,200$45,000 to $50,000
Two on a shift$7,500 to $8,300$90,000 to $100,000
Eight, covering seven days$30,000 to $33,000$360,000 to $400,000
Carrier Sortationfrom $2,000from $24,000

ASSIGN A CARRIER TO AN EXIT

Your Carriers Change.
Your Setup Can, Too.

Carriers move their pickup times. Gaylords fill up faster than you planned. A carrier you ran twice last year becomes the one you ship most.

Change your configuration in real time.

Your carrier mix. Your exit plan.

Add a carrier. Remove one you no longer use. Move a carrier or service to a different exit. Make the changes in one visual layout, right in your browser.

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TRACKING HISTORY

Every Package And Sort,
Documented In Real Time.

Search by tracking number, date, service or exit. See the moment a package was scanned, the unit it left through and the gaylord it landed in, down to the second.

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Carrier Sortation tracking history showing scan times, services and recorded exits

A Simple Handoff.
A Smarter Next Step.

From a packed order to its carrier destination, every step has a clear job.

  1. 01

    Set it down.

    Your team places a packed, labeled package on the conveyor, straight off the bench or out of ShipVision.

    YOUR TEAM
  2. 02

    Read the label.

    The overhead camera reads the shipping label as the package enters the line.

    THE LABEL SCAN
  3. 03

    Send it on.

    The package moves to the exit assigned to its carrier.

    THE SORTATION LINE

COMPACT BY DESIGN. MODULAR BY NATURE.

Automated Parcel Sorting
That Fits Any Warehouse.

Big on capability. Small on space. Carrier Sortation brings automated package sorting into a compact footprint, with individual sorter modules that work together as one line.

Add modules as you grow. Add carriers as your mix changes. Move carrier assignments between exits. A modular system that keeps up with your operation, without taking over your warehouse.

  • Compact sorter modules
  • Flexible carrier and exit placement
  • More sorting in less space
  • Room to grow, one module at a time
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Close up of the directional rollers in a modular Carrier Sortation unit

A FEW PRACTICAL ANSWERS

Questions About
Automated Parcel Sorting.

SPECIFICATIONS

What The Line Handles.

Carrier Sortation is built from individual sorter modules, so the line is sized to your floor rather than to a fixed model. These are the figures we are asked for most.

Carrier Sortation parcel sorting specifications
Packages handledCartons, polybags and padded mailers
Minimum package sizeNone. We have sorted items as small and light as a sheet of plastic
Maximum package sizeNo maximum found in testing. Send us your largest package and we will confirm it
Package weightNo limit found in testing
ThroughputOver 3,000 packages an hour, whatever the exit count
Carrier exitsFrom one exit to as many as your floor allows
Module size21.5 in long by 18 in wide, adjustable height
PowerOne standard three prong outlet, roughly the draw of a desktop computer
ControlBrowser interface for carrier assignment, exit configuration and full tracking history

Planning a line? Talk to us about your workflow and we will size it with you.

CARRIER SORTATION BY SELLER HARDWARE

Your Next Order
Is Waiting.
Let’s Keep It Moving.

Tell us about your carrier sort. We’ll help you work through the layout, the workflow, and the right configuration.

Let’s look at your line.

Tell us what you ship and where the sorting slows down.

You can also use our Contact Us page.

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