Automated Split Shipments for DTC
Food Retailers
ShipFare automatically determines the number of boxes needed for every order based on your packaging, product specs, and cold-chain requirements. Reduce waste, prevent spoilage, and ship every perishable order with confidence.
Order #18392 — Split Required
How the Smart Box Splitting
Algorithm Works
ShipFare evaluates your packaging, product details, and cold-chain requirements to determine the ideal number of boxes for every order. This keeps your shipments protected, prevents overpacking, and ensures accurate shipping rates across your carriers.
Automatically Calculates Required Shipments
ShipFare reviews your packaging dimensions, insulation type, weight limits, and product combinations. The algorithm then decides how many boxes are needed so every shipment remains protected and compliant.
Protects Your Cold-Chain Packaging
Ensure every perishable item ships in the right configuration. The algorithm prevents overfilling, keeps cold packs effective, and maintains the temperature conditions your products require.
Improves Shipping Cost Accuracy
By selecting the correct number of boxes upfront, you avoid unexpected costs and ensure your customers see accurate rates at checkout. This creates a more predictable and transparent shipping experience.
Why Automated Box Splitting
Matters for Perishables
Reduce Packing Errors That Lead to Spoilage
Accurate checkout information ensures that orders are packed correctly the first time, reducing the risk of selecting a service that does not support your cold-chain requirements.
Lower Shipping Costs With Optimized Packaging Layouts
Precise rates help prevent overpacking and unnecessary upgrades to more expensive shipping services.
Speed up Order Fulfillment
With accurate rate logic tied to your real fulfillment schedule, your team can move more quickly and reduce decision-making at the packing station.
Improve Accuracy Across Real-Time Shipping Rates
When ShipFare uses your actual carrier accounts and shipping rules, customers see prices that reflect operational reality, not generic assumptions.
Protect Margins by Using Only the Packaging Required
Better rate intelligence helps you avoid using larger boxes or higher-tier services that can erode profit on perishable orders.