How do you keep client inventories separate?

Every item is owned by a specific client and access controls enforce that scope; portals show only that client's items — one client can never see another's stock.

Can we bill clients on different schedules?

Yes. Recurring billing is per client — different cadences, rates, and methods on file, with independent invoices and ledgers.

Can each client get their own branded experience?

On Enterprise, the portal is white-labeled with your logo, favicon, color, and reply-to, so every client sees you as their logistics partner.

How do we handle inbound shipments from clients?

Clients submit inbound requests with carrier, tracking, and expected contents; your team receives, logs each item, and the request closes with full audit history.

Can we report on revenue per client?

Yes. Reports break out revenue, aging, and category mix by client, so you see top accounts, slow-pay accounts, and where volume comes from at a glance.

Third-party logistics (3PL)

Every Client Kept Separate. Every Account Billed On Time.

Segregate each client's inventory, give each their own branded portal, and bill every account automatically — all from one operations workspace, whether you hold one client or fifty.

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Organized boutique 3PL warehouse with separated, labeled client zones on pallet racking

Per-client

inventory + billing

Inbound + outbound

one workflow

Branded

client portals

Before Stowley

One spreadsheet per client, none of them current
Billing each account by hand every month
Clients calling to ask what you're holding

With Stowley

Each client's inventory walled off and current
Every account billed automatically
Clients self-serve in their own portal

Warehouse manager in a glass-walled office overlooking organized client zones

Inventory segregated by client

Every item belongs to a specific client, and portals, permissions, and reports enforce that scope automatically. Filter to any account in a click — and no client can ever see another's stock.

Warehouse office laptop beside a label printer and clipboard

Bill each account automatically

Each client has its own recurring schedule, rate, and saved Stripe method, so the first of the month bills fifty accounts without you touching a thing. Independent invoices and ledgers per client keep your books clean.

Business client at their office desk reviewing their branded portal

Each client sees only their items

Give every client a branded portal scoped to their own inventory, where they check stock, submit inbound and pull requests, and message your team. They stop calling to ask what you're holding.

Built for third-party logistics (3pl)

Every capability below ships in Stowley today — no add-ons, no roadmap promises.

Each client's stock, walled off

Every item belongs to a client, and permissions, portals, and reports respect that scope automatically — no manual filtering, no leaked visibility.

One workspace across every account

Your team works a single warehouse → zone → aisle → bin hierarchy for all clients. Move, transfer, and locate without switching apps.

Every movement in one queue

Inbound, pull, shipping, and delivery flow through one Service Requests page. Shipping requests rate-shop carriers and buy labels via the built-in ShipStation integration, with tracking and label PDFs attached automatically.

Fifty accounts billed without lifting a finger

Each client has its own recurring schedule and saved Stripe method. Bill every account on the 1st while you do something else.

Your brand in front of every client

On Enterprise, each client sees a portal carrying your logo and brand — your customers' customers experience your operation, not a generic SaaS.

Know which accounts carry you

Revenue, aging, and category breakdowns by client show who's profitable, who's slipping past-due, and where your volume concentrates.

How it works

1
Onboard each client as a separate account
Inventory and billing scoped per client.
2
Receive, store, and pull with full segregation
One workspace, no leaked visibility.
3
Bill each account and give them a portal
Auto-pay and a branded login.

Frequently Asked

The questions operators in this space ask us most often.

How do you keep client inventories separate?: Every item is owned by a specific client and access controls enforce that scope; portals show only that client's items — one client can never see another's stock.
Can we bill clients on different schedules?: Yes. Recurring billing is per client — different cadences, rates, and methods on file, with independent invoices and ledgers.
Can each client get their own branded experience?: On Enterprise, the portal is white-labeled with your logo, favicon, color, and reply-to, so every client sees you as their logistics partner.
How do we handle inbound shipments from clients?: Clients submit inbound requests with carrier, tracking, and expected contents; your team receives, logs each item, and the request closes with full audit history.
Can we report on revenue per client?: Yes. Reports break out revenue, aging, and category mix by client, so you see top accounts, slow-pay accounts, and where volume comes from at a glance.

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