Wildberries has launched support measures for sellers affected by…
Wildberries has launched support measures for sellers affected by attacks on its warehouses, including a pilot program for 'fulfillment in sorting centers' and a new partner hub initiative allowing owners of suitable premises to store, process, and ship goods for additional income. The initiatives were introduced amid ongoing Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian logistics infrastructure since mid-July.
Consensus
- Wildberries has introduced support measures for sellers impacted by attacks on its warehouses.
- The company is launching a pilot program called 'Fulfillment in SC' that allows sellers to transfer part of the order preparation process to Wildberries.
- Sellers can send goods to Wildberries' sorting centers, where the platform handles labeling, packaging, and shipping.
- Wildberries is testing a partner hub program enabling owners and renters of suitable premises to operate storage and processing hubs for seller goods.
- Partners in the hub program will receive compensation for handling, storing, and shipping goods.
- The hub program aims to speed up deliveries and provide additional income for owners of PVBs and entrepreneurs with suitable spaces.
- The attacks on Wildberries' warehouses began in mid-July and have caused significant losses, with company losses exceeding 100 billion rubles.
- The company has started paying compensation to affected sellers, though many report the amounts are insufficient.
Points of divergence
- Wildberries is developing new services under its sales models as part of ongoing support measures for sellers. — vesti
- The partner hub program is being tested as part of a broader support package for sellers and PVB owners. — tg_theinsider
- The attacks on Wildberries' warehouses have led to significant losses, with the company's losses estimated at over 100 billion rubles. — meduza
Coverage (4 sources)
- Wildberries will help sellers who were hit by attacks on warehouses — Вести
- Wildberries will offer owners of pickup points and other premises to open their own hubs for storing seller goods after attacks on... — The Insider
- Wildberries decided to launch "partner hubs" for storing goods — Meduza
- In Wildberries, supply routes for goods have been optimized — Вести