How does the B2B picking and packing process differ from the traditional B2C process?

In many ways, it always depends on the specific requirements of the client. For B2B orders, we classically deal with their prioritization – for example, an order for a business partner takes priority over an order to our own brick-and-mortar store, the order of placing products into boxes to facilitate handling in the store as much as possible, the methods of marking with (custom) labels, packaging in foil or tape, attaching documents such as invoices or delivery notes, and much more.