Nuport has opened a compact fulfillment centre in Mirpur to help online sellers store stock, pack orders and ship products more quickly, solving problems that slow many small e-commerce businesses. The centre links directly with Nuport’s order software so merchants do not need to move data by hand or juggle multiple spreadsheets. Smart racks, clear labels and tidy packing zones let staff find items fast and pack them neatly for buyers. The company offers services that include storage, pick and pack, returns handling and support for customer queries, so shop owners can focus on products and marketing. Pricing is set to suit growing sellers, with a per order charge and monthly storage options for firms that sell higher value items and process steady daily orders. Nuport says the model suits merchants with at least 20 daily orders and good product margins, since this helps cover fulfilment costs. By owning a small, well-run facility the firm can control quality, speed and package presentation, which helps brands build trust. The move makes Nuport more than a software provider, turning it into an operational partner that handles both the online systems and the physical work of order delivery. This setup creates value for sellers because couriers can pick up more packages from one place, inventory can be tracked in real time, and mistakes are reduced by clearer processes. Merchants that once struggled with late shipments and returned items can now offer faster delivery and better order accuracy, which helps bring repeat customers and better reviews. The company also reports it can support clients who sell from abroad by acting as an importer and local distributor, opening a route for foreign brands to serve local buyers without a physical office. Starting with a smaller site lets the company test systems, tune pricing and find the right mix of customers before scaling to larger warehouses in other cities. This cautious step reduces waste and helps ensure the next centres are efficient from day one, since the team learns exactly what growing merchants need and how to serve them. As the e-commerce market matures, more firms are ready to pay for reliable fulfilment, and services like Nuport’s can help smaller sellers compete with bigger stores by lowering operational headaches. Better fulfilment can lift the whole online ecosystem by creating steady work for warehouse teams, improving supplier links and making it easier for new brands to reach customers. The team trains staff and provides dashboards so owners can track stock, orders in real time. With a mix of software and hands-on service, the company hopes to build a network that shrinks delivery times, lowers shipping cost per order, and gives local sellers a clearer path to grow.
