Warp Launches National Sortation-as-a-Service Platform for Retailers, Carriers, 3PLs

Warp launched Warp Sort, a national Sortation-as-a-Service platform that gives retailers, parcel carriers, and 3PLs precise carton and parcel sortation across the United States without owning or operating facilities.

“Sortation has been in our DNA for more than a decade. At Jitsu we regularly pushed more than one hundred thousand parcels per day in a single city and repeated that performance across additional markets. At Warp we extended that expertise into retail by delivering every day into the three largest malls in America with precise carton-level sorting. Warp Sort is built from real operational experience, not theory,” says Daniel Sokolovsky, co-founder and CEO.

Key takeaways:

·       Warp Sort is built for modern retail and transportation networks that need accurate carton sequencing for stores, high-volume parcel routing for last-mile carriers, and an easy way to manage DTC and retail flows through one unified system.

·       The platform positions Warp as the mesh point between DTC parcels and store delivery programs, allowing brands and carriers to move inventory and parcels with complete visibility, timing, and control.

·       Warp Sort enables retailers to sequence cartons by store, delivery window, route, priority, or floor set, and receive consistent store and mall deliveries with complete accuracy. It gives parcel carriers the ability to receive route ready parcels, improve density, expand coverage, and inject into downstream networks through a variable cost model. For 3PLs, Warp Sort provides multi-client sortation, peak support, and flexible distribution workflows without added facilities or labor.

·       The platform includes carton-level store delivery sorting, parcel-level routing for DTC and last-mile delivery, consolidation and deconsolidation, multi-node distribution, dynamic routing rules, and high-scan compliance for full visibility from origin to final handoff. These capabilities allow retailers, carriers, and 3PLs to manage DTC parcels and retail replenishment through one distributed network.