ID Logistics
French contract logistics group with omnichannel distribution, reverse logistics and automated sorting sites
Quick Overview
| Company | ID Logistics Group |
|---|---|
| Category | Ecommerce Fulfillment Services (3PL) |
| Headquarters | Orgon, France |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - France (EU) |
| Data Location | Operations in Europe, the Americas and Asia |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Omnichannel distribution, fulfilment centres, reverse logistics, second-life activities, site automation, transport |
| Pricing | Project based; contact form, no prices published |
| Best For | Large retailers with high order spikes and hundreds of thousands of references |
| Replaces | ShipBob |
Detailed Review
The legal notice describes the company as a corporation with stockholders' equity of 13,796,640 euros, registered at 55 Chemin des Engrenauds in Orgon, France, with RCD Tarascon number 433 691 862. The website says 42,000 employees work for the group.
The country list on the site includes Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, France, Germany, Indonesia, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Taiwan and the USA.
Omnichannel distribution
The omnichannel page promises management of distribution channels and e-commerce flows, with human resources strategies and automated solutions to cope with activity spikes. Order-packaging technology is mentioned for the end-customer experience.
Steering tools track resources, lead times and NPS, and manage hundreds of thousands of references at fulfilment centres.
Returns and second life
Reverse logistics covers returns and repackaging, and the same page lists management of second-life activities.
No online-shop returns portal is described.
Automation and site design
ID Logistics lists high-speed automated sorting, packing robots, goods-to-person shuttles and miniloads, and stacker cranes for pallets. Solutions are designed after a study of the customer's needs and deployed at the customer's sites.
Those are projects measured in months, not self-serve onboarding.
Limitations to Consider
The company site is a corporate profile rather than a product page: it gives no pricing, minimum volumes, shop integrations or merchant dashboard. It targets large contract logistics clients, so small online brands are unlikely to be served. Group operations span many non-European countries, so confirm which national subsidiary signs your agreement. This entry is thinner than others on this page because less operational detail is public.
Who Should Use ID Logistics
Large retailers and consumer brands that outsource a whole distribution centre, with automation and reverse logistics included.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Full French register details published
- Reverse logistics and second-life activities
- Reverse logistics covered in the same service
- Automated sorting and goods-to-person shuttles
- Handles very large reference counts
Cons
- No prices or minimums
- No shop integrations described
- Aimed at large clients
- Corporate pages with little product detail
Alternatives to ID Logistics
Other European ecommerce fulfillment services (3pl) worth comparing before you decide:
Bigblue
France · French 3PL with a software layer and warehouses in four countries
Monta Fulfilment
Netherlands · Dutch fulfilment network with its own warehouse software
Zenfulfillment
Germany · Berlin-founded fulfilment with next-day delivery and an operating system
Active Ants
Netherlands · AutoStore-based e-fulfilment from Nieuwegein
See all European ecommerce fulfillment services (3pl) or compare them directly against ShipBob on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Its omnichannel page lists reverse logistics covering returns and repackaging, plus second-life activities.
The legal notice gives Orgon, France, registered at the Tarascon commercial court under number 433 691 862.
Probably not. The site describes bespoke projects for large clients and publishes no prices.