ProShip, Inc.’s CVP-500 Fit-to-Size Packing System Wins Prestigious Awards

Fully automated packing solution recently launched in the U.S. is a proven success in Europe Imagine what automated packaging can do for your business! Download CVP-500 Brochure Brookfield, Wis., March 31, 2016 – ProShip, Inc., a Neopost company, today announced the CVP-500 automated packing solution has won three prestigious awards in Europe. The SITL Innovation Award in France and the

ProShip Helps Large Coffee Company Manage Immense E-Commerce Growth

The immense growth in e-commerce orders had San Francisco Bay Coffee Company (SFB) looking for a more robust shipping solution that would seamlessly integrate with their ERP system Microsoft Dynamics NAV. With a 400 percent increase in orders per month between 2014 and 2015, SFB needed to process these orders faster and more cost-effectively. That’s why they chose ProShip. Watch the

ProShip Talks E-Commerce Shipping at SPS In:Fluence16

Digital retail is fast upon us and retailers know that building customer loyalty and trust is key to their sustainability. One of the quickest ways to lose that loyalty and trust is through inconsistencies in product delivery. Join us at this year’s SPS In:fluence16 conference where Tim Casey, Senior Vice President of ProShip, Inc., will lead a speaking session titled

See the Awe-Inspiring CVP-500 Automated Packaging Solution in Action at Modex!

The CVP-500 makes fulfillment faster, more reliable and more efficient than ever before for businesses of all types and sizes. This packaging system builds, fills, folds and labels each parcel in one seamless process. Fits Every Item Creates perfect fit-to-size parcels for each specific order. It can package single or multiple items in one order with no limitation in item shape.

A Day in the Life of a CVP-500

Check out the CVP-500 in action in the video below! [Download CVP FAQ/Specs Sheet]  

The Scourge of Porch Pirates

By Rick Urban The term “Pirates” is one that brings up images of swashbuckling sea men armed with swords and sailing ships festooned with cannons. But more recently, we have used the word in modern-day expressions of pirates on the open seas of Somalia, or perhaps we have associated the word with individuals who sell copyrighted movies and music. However,