Starting point
An international JTL shop needed to connect Wawi, shipping, fulfilment and a multilingual market presence reliably.
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Dr. Ziegler: connecting JTL-Shop, the Swiss market and reliable shipping processes
This project shows why shop, ERP, internationalisation and shipping processes need to be planned together when an existing JTL setup is expanded into new markets and operational workflows.
Dr. Ziegler
Dr. Ziegler Naturfutter GmbH is a commerce business with an existing JTL-Wawi and JTL-Shop setup. The assessed material documents a Swiss shop, multilingual implementation, FFN integration and a storebox REST API connection.
JTL-ShopJTL-WawiJTL Fulfillment Network / FFNMultilingual setupstorebox REST APIPolling clientShipping processesPrint-output workflow
In short
What was solved for Dr. Ziegler
In short: what was solved, how RIS helped and why it matters in daily operations.
Solution
RIS connected shop, Wawi, shipping processes and integrations into a coherent operating setup.
Result
The reference shows how international commerce processes work better when they are treated as one system.
Why RIS
RIS is strong when shop, ERP, integrations and operational processes must be understood together.
Reference setup
What was the most valuable contribution?
Most valuable contribution: making complex JTL-related operations manageable for growth and international workflows.
Main theme
Warehouse planning & WMS
Related topics
- Shipping processes
- Fulfilment
- Shop
- Wawi
- Internationalisation
Relevant services
JTL wmsJTL wms implementationJTL wawiJTL fulfillment ffnJTL shopWhat the project shows
What RIS solved particularly well
This section explains the practical difference RIS made for the customer.
Warehouse planning & zones
RIS makes warehouse zones, warehouse areas, temperature and shipping requirements, and operational routes visible as a planning basis.
Picking methods
The key question is which picking method fits assortment, shipping model and throughput.
Frozen and standard shipping
The value lies in connecting Wawi, warehouse, shipping logic and practical execution for different shipping requirements.
Route optimisation
Short routes, clear zones and suitable workflows reduce friction in the warehouse and improve scalability.
Case study
This case study focuses on concrete work and outcomes and deliberately avoids invented metrics, ROI figures or customer quotes.
Starting point
- JTL-Wawi and an existing JTL-Shop were already part of the system landscape.
- A dedicated JTL-Shop for the Swiss market was considered.
- FFN and storebox integration were documented topics for shipping and fulfilment processes.
Challenges
- Dedicated Swiss shop with currency, shipping and tax setup.
- Multilingual frontend: German, English, French, Portuguese and Italian.
- Connection to the JTL Fulfillment Network.
- Integration of the storebox REST API via a polling client.
- Automated print-output workflow after polling feedback.
Implementation
- Shop installation and base configuration for the Swiss market were prepared or estimated.
- Template implementation aligned with the existing .com shop was described as target scope.
- Product and category transfer was included in the project scope.
- A polling client for the storebox REST API was specified.
- Processing feedback and triggering the print-output workflow were documented technical objectives.
Technical focus
- JTL-Shop
- JTL-Wawi
- JTL Fulfillment Network / FFN
- Multilingual setup
- storebox REST API
- Polling client
- Shipping processes
- Print-output workflow
Ongoing support
- Support and follow-up tasks are documented in Projektkommunikation snapshots, including shop operations, Wawi access, invoice data and shop functions.
- The project work indicates several project and support tracks rather than a one-off implementation.
Result
- There is verifiable project evidence for internationalisation, fulfilment and shipping-process integration.
- RIS can credibly position this as shop, Wawi, interface and operational shipping-process work – without invented metrics or quotes.