Solution
Our warehouses in Europe, close to your buyers
Stock positioned inside the continent, close to the people buying. That's what turns a slow international shipment into a domestic delivery, with a typical delivery time of 24–48 h after dispatch.
- 8 — markets with active cash on delivery
- 24–48 h — typical delivery time after dispatch
- 1 — account for all 8 markets
Why stock position decides the operation
A product that crosses the Atlantic on every order faces long lead times, high cost and customs uncertainty. European buyers don't accept that well, and it shows up directly in cancellations and refusals.
With the stock already inside Europe, the same order becomes a domestic shipment: short lead time, a carrier the buyer knows, tracking in the local standard. The difference shows up in checkout conversion, not just in shipping cost.
Our warehouses in Europe are part of the same operation that picks, ships, collects cash on delivery and handles returns, so you don't stitch together a warehouse, a carrier and a payment provider yourself.
The 8 markets we deliver to
Cash on delivery is active in all of them, and all of them run from the same account.
- Italy
- Bulgaria
- Hungary
- Slovakia
- Poland
- Croatia
- Czech Republic
- Spain
What the warehouses do for your stock
Receiving and checking
Your shipment is checked on arrival and the available stock appears in the panel as soon as it's processed.
Controlled storage
Location addressing per SKU and balance control, with care for sensitive products such as food supplements.
Local dispatch
Delivered by a carrier in the destination country, with the tracking standard local buyers expect.
Cash on delivery
The carrier collects at the door, N1 reconciles order by order and the payout shows up in your financial panel.
Reverse logistics
A return address inside Europe, sorting of what comes back and reintegration into stock when the item is fit.
Visible stock
Balance by product in the panel, so you plan replenishment before a stockout instead of after one.
How to prepare your first shipment
The more organised the shipment arrives, the sooner the stock becomes available for sale.
- Confirm with the team which SKUs are coming and the volume per SKU
- Label the boxes following the instructions given during onboarding
- Send the shipment documentation together with the freight
- Follow receiving in the panel until the stock becomes available
- Plan replenishment by looking at sales per market, not the aggregate
Frequently asked questions
Which countries do you deliver to?
Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, Croatia, the Czech Republic and Spain, all with cash on delivery and all from the same account.
How long does delivery take?
The typical delivery time is 24–48 h after dispatch, because the parcel leaves from our warehouses in Europe and travels as a domestic shipment.
Do you handle food supplements?
Yes, provided the product meets the rules of the destination markets. Care with sensitive products is part of the standard warehouse process.
Want to run cash on delivery in Europe?
Tell us about your store and product.