What Companies Are at PARCEL Forum 2026?

Techdinamics develops shipping and fulfillment technology that connects merchants, warehouses, and logistics operations with multiple parcel carriers.

Its software supports carrier integrations, rating, labels, tracking, order workflows, and fulfillment connectivity.

For high-volume shippers, multi-carrier technology makes it easier to route packages according to service level, destination, cost, and carrier capacity.

E2open develops software connecting supply chain planning, logistics, transportation, trade, and fulfillment.

Its platform gives companies visibility across inventory, suppliers, transportation networks, and customer delivery.

For parcel operations, connecting shipping data with the broader supply chain helps businesses make carrier and fulfillment decisions with better context.

Iron Mountain provides information management, storage, asset lifecycle, and logistics services.

Its operations require the secure movement, tracking, storage, and retrieval of physical and digital assets across large customer networks.

That makes transportation visibility and reliable chain-of-custody processes important parts of its logistics model.

Trew Automation develops automated material handling technology for distribution and parcel operations.

Its systems span conveyor, sortation, controls, warehouse software, and automation used to move orders through fulfillment facilities.

For parcel hubs, automation increases throughput while reducing the number of manual touches required between receiving and outbound shipping.

ShipERP develops multi-carrier shipping software designed to connect enterprise systems with parcel and freight carriers.

Its platform supports rating, labels, tracking, compliance, carrier connectivity, and shipping execution.

Embedding shipping directly into ERP workflows helps large organizations standardize transportation processes across warehouses, business units, and geographies.

Alstef Group develops automated material handling and intralogistics systems.

Its technology spans automated storage, conveyor systems, robotics, sortation, and software used to coordinate movement inside distribution centers.

The company operates at the physical infrastructure layer of fulfillment, where throughput depends on how efficiently inventory travels from storage to shipping.

Flexco develops products and technology for conveyor belt systems.

Its portfolio helps warehouses and industrial facilities maintain belts, clean conveying systems, improve transfers, and reduce conveyor downtime.

Because parcel hubs rely heavily on conveyor networks, belt performance can directly affect facility throughput and service reliability.

BlueGrace Logistics provides transportation management and third-party logistics services.

Its technology and services help businesses manage carriers, transportation procurement, freight, and shipping operations.

For companies using parcel alongside LTL and truckload services, a 3PL can provide a centralized layer for managing transportation complexity.

EuroSort develops high-speed sortation systems for parcel, postal, retail, and e-commerce fulfillment.

Its systems automatically route items based on destination, carrier, order, or service requirements.

Accurate and fast sortation is central to parcel operations because packages must reach the right outbound lane within narrow processing windows.

Sifted develops parcel analytics and shipping intelligence software.

Its platform helps shippers understand carrier pricing, surcharges, contract performance, shipment characteristics, and service outcomes.

For high-volume parcel operations, converting shipment and invoice data into usable intelligence can improve both carrier negotiations and shipping strategy.

International Bridge provides parcel delivery services with particular strength in non-continental U.S. destinations.

Its network supports shipping into markets such as Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico, where parcel economics and carrier options differ from mainland delivery.

For national e-commerce businesses, those destinations often require specialized carrier strategies.

Mailinglists.com provides business and consumer data, list management, append services, and data hygiene.

Clean address and customer information can reduce failed communications and improve the quality of downstream fulfillment and delivery data.

For high-volume businesses, maintaining accurate records becomes increasingly important as order and customer databases grow.

Slip Robotics develops robotic technology for automating trailer loading and unloading.

Its system is designed to reduce manual handling at loading docks and accelerate movement between facilities and trailers.

Dock operations can remain a bottleneck even in highly automated warehouses, making trailer automation an important extension of fulfillment automation.

Shipium develops shipping infrastructure for enterprise e-commerce and fulfillment operations.

Its technology supports carrier selection, labels, tracking, delivery promises, and shipment orchestration.

Shipium treats shipping as an infrastructure layer, giving retailers greater control over how parcel decisions are made across their networks.

Enveyo develops transportation analytics and parcel management technology.

Its platform helps shippers model transportation scenarios, understand carrier spend, evaluate contracts, and optimize parcel networks.

This makes parcel data useful not just for reporting, but also for deciding how transportation operations should change.

Intelligent Audit provides freight audit, transportation analytics, and parcel spend-management technology.

Its systems analyze invoices and shipment data to surface billing issues, cost trends, service performance, and network opportunities.

For large shippers, audit data can become an important source of intelligence for contract negotiations and parcel strategy.

Ranpak develops paper-based packaging materials and automated packing technology.

Its products help fulfillment operations protect items while reducing reliance on conventional plastic packaging.

Packaging choices affect material use, labor, parcel dimensions, damage rates, dimensional-weight charges, and customer experience.

BEUMER Group develops material handling and sortation technology for parcel, postal, logistics, airport, and distribution operations.

Its systems help facilities move and sort large shipment volumes automatically.

For parcel networks, high-speed sortation determines how efficiently packages can be separated into delivery destinations and transportation lanes.

ProShip develops enterprise multi-carrier shipping software.

Its platform connects high-volume shippers with parcel carriers, applies shipping rules, calculates rates, produces carrier-compliant labels, and executes shipments.

For large fulfillment networks, multi-carrier software becomes the execution layer between warehouse systems and physical carrier networks.

EPG develops warehouse management, warehouse execution, voice, and supply chain software.

Its systems coordinate inventory, labor, automation, picking, and fulfillment processes inside distribution centers.

Warehouse execution technology connects the activity inside the facility with the shipping process that begins once an order is ready to leave.

Odyssey Logistics provides transportation, freight management, logistics, and supply chain services.

Its network spans multiple transportation modes and helps businesses coordinate complex shipment flows.

For businesses where parcel is one part of a larger transportation portfolio, integrated logistics management creates a wider view of cost and service.

TemperPack develops sustainable shipping and protective packaging.

Its products include packaging designed to replace traditional plastic-heavy protective materials and reduce unnecessary package volume.

For parcel operations, packaging decisions affect dimensional weight, material consumption, packing speed, transportation capacity, and damage rates.

Dassault Systèmes develops software for product design, simulation, manufacturing, and virtual modeling.

Its technology allows companies to model products, facilities, and operational environments digitally before changes are implemented physically.

For supply chain teams, digital simulation can help evaluate warehouse and operational scenarios before committing capital.

Hy-Tek designs and integrates warehouse automation and material handling systems.

Its work spans robotics, conveyors, warehouse software, storage technologies, sortation, and fulfillment systems.

Systems integrators play an important role because parcel operations depend on multiple technologies working as one coordinated facility.

iGPS operates a reusable plastic pallet pooling network.

Businesses use pooled pallets to move products between suppliers, warehouses, and distribution facilities without managing individual pallet ownership.

Although pallet movement occurs upstream of final parcel shipping, it forms part of the physical supply chain feeding fulfillment operations.

U.S. Bank provides banking and payment technology, including services supporting transportation payment.

Freight and parcel payment processes produce large amounts of invoice and shipment data.

Connecting financial information with transportation activity can help organizations improve spend visibility and payment operations.

WSI provides warehousing, distribution, transportation, and third-party logistics services.

Its operations help businesses outsource storage, fulfillment, and transportation functions.

For e-commerce brands, 3PL infrastructure can add fulfillment capacity without requiring every warehouse and shipping operation to be owned directly.

Engineering Innovation develops postal and parcel automation technology.

Its systems cover weighing, dimensioning, labeling, sorting, and other processing steps required to move packages efficiently.

Automating these workflows reduces manual handling and allows parcel operations to process higher volumes with greater consistency.

Infios develops supply chain execution software for warehouses, fulfillment networks, and logistics operations.

Its technology coordinates inventory, labor, warehouse workflows, and automation.

Modern warehouse software increasingly acts as the orchestration layer between people, inventory, robots, and shipping systems.

QuickBox provides e-commerce fulfillment and third-party logistics services.

Its operations include inventory receiving, warehousing, picking, packing, and parcel shipping.

Fulfillment providers sit directly between online demand and physical delivery, making their warehouse and carrier operations central to the customer experience.

Point2Point Global provides international parcel, e-commerce, and logistics services.

Its network helps businesses move packages across borders and into international delivery networks.

Cross-border shipping adds customs, carrier handoffs, service selection, and destination-specific requirements to the fulfillment workflow.

Roadie operates a crowdsourced delivery platform for local and same-day shipments.

Its network allows businesses to use independent drivers for deliveries that may not fit conventional parcel networks.

Alternative last-mile models can be especially useful for urgent, oversized, or locally fulfilled orders.

Parsel develops AI technology for parcel and logistics operations.

Its software applies automation and intelligence to shipping workflows that traditionally require manual analysis or intervention.

The company represents the shift from logistics dashboards that only report information toward software that can participate in operational decisions.

UniUni provides residential last-mile parcel delivery for e-commerce businesses.

Its network gives retailers another alternative to traditional national carriers.

The expansion of regional and alternative delivery networks gives shippers more options for balancing cost, capacity, service, and geographic coverage.

Passport provides international shipping infrastructure for e-commerce brands.

Its services help merchants manage cross-border delivery, duties, taxes, compliance, and customer experience.

International parcel delivery requires transportation systems to work alongside customs and local delivery networks, creating more operational complexity than domestic shipping.

GEODIS provides transportation, freight forwarding, contract logistics, warehousing, and e-commerce fulfillment.

Its operations connect inventory positioning, warehouse execution, transportation, and customer delivery.

Large logistics providers increasingly manage multiple parts of the order-to-delivery journey rather than operating only within one transportation mode.

Better Trucks provides technology-enabled residential parcel delivery.

Its network gives e-commerce shippers an alternative carrier option for final-mile delivery.

Carrier diversity can help businesses reduce dependence on individual networks while optimizing service and cost by geography.

Echo Global Logistics provides technology-enabled transportation and logistics services.

Its platform connects shippers with transportation capacity and helps manage shipments across multiple modes.

Its parcel activity reflects the increasing overlap between traditional freight management and small-package transportation.

Sikich provides consulting across technology, business transformation, operations, accounting, and enterprise systems.

For logistics and fulfillment companies, consulting services can support systems implementation, process improvement, and operational transformation.

That services layer becomes more important as parcel operations adopt increasingly complex software and automation.

Staples operates retail, e-commerce, and business supply networks.

Its business requires large-scale order management, fulfillment, parcel shipping, and delivery across a broad product catalog.

Staples brings the shipper perspective to a market heavily populated by carriers and logistics technology vendors.

Honeywell Intelligrated develops warehouse automation and material handling technology.

Its systems span conveyors, sortation, robotics, controls, and fulfillment software.

In parcel hubs and distribution centers, the combination of physical equipment and software helps move packages faster while reducing manual handling.

Observint Technologies provides security technology while operating fulfillment processes supporting its product business.

Its representation at PARCEL Forum brings the perspective of a shipper managing warehousing and order fulfillment in practice.

That operator view helps connect shipping technology with the realities of running an actual fulfillment network.

CVS Health operates large healthcare, pharmacy, and retail distribution networks.

Its parcel operations support both business and consumer deliveries across healthcare and retail products.

Healthcare logistics adds service, reliability, product-handling, and customer-experience requirements to the broader parcel challenge.

Boot Barn operates retail stores and e-commerce fulfillment across a large specialty merchandise catalog.

Its supply chain connects stores, distribution centers, inventory, and direct-to-consumer delivery.

That makes parcel operations an important part of the company's broader omnichannel customer experience.

OnTrac provides residential parcel delivery across the United States.

Its network gives e-commerce merchants another option beyond traditional national carriers.

Alternative parcel networks can help retailers diversify capacity and build carrier strategies around regional strengths.

USPS operates the U.S. postal network and delivers parcels nationwide.

Its residential reach makes USPS an important part of e-commerce delivery, including direct services and final-mile partnerships.

For parcel shippers, postal products can play an important role in balancing broad coverage with transportation cost.

Amazon Shipping provides parcel delivery services to businesses beyond Amazon's own marketplace.

Its logistics network gives merchants another option for residential delivery.

Amazon's expansion into third-party shipping adds both new capacity and greater competition to the U.S. parcel market.

DHL eCommerce provides domestic and international parcel delivery services focused on e-commerce.

Its network combines parcel transportation, sortation, cross-border logistics, and delivery partnerships.

For merchants, DHL eCommerce provides additional options across both domestic and international parcel flows.

enVista provides supply chain consulting, technology implementation, and operational transformation services.

Its work spans distribution strategy, warehouse systems, transportation, labor, and automation.

For parcel shippers, enVista connects individual technology decisions with the larger design of fulfillment and distribution networks.

Lambda Supply Chain develops supply chain modeling and analytics technology.

Its tools help businesses test how changes in facilities, demand, transportation, and service requirements affect network performance.

For parcel operations, modeling can help evaluate distribution locations, carrier mixes, zones, service levels, and transportation cost before changing a physical network.

APC Postal Logistics provides international parcel, postal, and e-commerce logistics services.

Its network connects merchants with postal and commercial delivery partners across global destinations.

International parcel providers simplify the complexity created when shipments must move through customs and multiple delivery networks.

Evans Transportation provides transportation management and logistics services.

Its work helps companies manage carriers, transportation contracts, freight costs, and shipping operations.

For parcel shippers, contract strategy becomes particularly important as rate structures, surcharges, and service terms grow more complex.

Reveel develops parcel analytics and spend-management technology.

Its platform analyzes carrier invoices, contracts, surcharges, shipping characteristics, and service performance.

This gives shippers a detailed view of how carrier pricing affects transportation spend and where changes may improve parcel economics.

Paccurate develops cartonization and packing intelligence software.

Its technology determines how orders should be packed based on product dimensions, packaging options, shipping rates, and operational constraints.

Better cartonization can reduce empty space, packaging material, dimensional-weight charges, and total transportation cost.

StreamTech Engineering develops automated material handling and parcel processing systems.

Its technologies help warehouses scan, identify, route, and move packages through fulfillment operations.

The combination of conveyors, machine vision, and data capture can increase parcel throughput while reducing manual handling.

Vimaan develops computer-vision and AI technology for warehouse operations.

Its systems use cameras and machine intelligence to capture information about inventory and physical warehouse activity.

Automated visual data can reduce manual inspection and help fulfillment teams maintain more accurate inventory information.

Banyan Technology develops freight and logistics connectivity software.

Its technology connects shippers, brokers, carriers, and transportation systems for rating and shipment workflows.

Connectivity platforms reduce the need for businesses to build and maintain separate integrations for every transportation provider.

Onomatic develops software for coordinating logistics automation.

Its technology helps different automated tasks and systems work together across fulfillment operations.

As warehouses deploy more robots, sorters, conveyors, and specialized equipment, orchestration becomes increasingly important for keeping automation synchronized.

JLL provides commercial real estate and advisory services, including industrial and logistics facilities.

Warehouse location affects labor access, transportation zones, delivery speed, real estate cost, and proximity to customers.

For parcel networks, facility strategy can materially influence transportation economics before a package reaches a carrier.

Logicor owns and manages logistics real estate used by companies operating distribution and supply chain networks.

Its facilities provide the physical infrastructure where inventory is stored, processed, and prepared for onward transportation.

Distribution-center location and building design directly influence fulfillment capacity, transportation access, labor availability, and parcel delivery economics.

Carrier Diversification

Parcel shipping is moving beyond reliance on a small number of national carriers.

OnTrac, Better Trucks, UniUni, Roadie, Amazon Shipping, USPS, DHL eCommerce, International Bridge, and other providers give shippers different delivery options across geography, shipment type, and service level.

The challenge is increasingly deciding which carrier should handle each package.

That makes multi-carrier shipping and carrier-orchestration technology more important.

Parcel Spend and Contract Intelligence

Carrier pricing is complex and increasingly data-driven.

Sifted, Intelligent Audit, Enveyo, and Reveel help businesses analyze invoices, agreements, surcharges, shipment characteristics, and service performance.

These platforms turn parcel spend into operational intelligence that can support contract negotiations, carrier selection, and transportation planning.

Warehouse and Parcel Automation

Fulfillment performance depends heavily on what happens before a parcel reaches the carrier.

Trew Automation, Alstef Group, Honeywell Intelligrated, EuroSort, BEUMER Group, Engineering Innovation, StreamTech Engineering, Slip Robotics, and Hy-Tek automate different parts of warehouse and parcel handling.

Their technologies span conveyors, sortation, scanning, robotics, dock operations, controls, and fulfillment workflows.

Packaging Optimization

Packaging affects far more than product protection.

Ranpak and TemperPack develop packaging materials and systems, while Paccurate uses software to improve cartonization.

Package size influences material usage, labor, storage, dimensional-weight charges, transportation capacity, and customer experience.

That makes packaging a direct part of parcel economics.

AI and Logistics Automation

Artificial intelligence is moving deeper into physical fulfillment.

Vimaan applies computer vision to warehouse operations.

Parsel applies AI to logistics workflows.

Onomatic coordinates automation systems.

Shipium automates shipping decisions.

The market is moving from software that simply reports what happened toward systems that can recommend or execute operational decisions.

Cross-Border Parcel

Cross-border e-commerce adds another layer of complexity.

International Bridge, Passport, APC Postal Logistics, DHL eCommerce, and Point2Point Global help businesses move packages across international markets.

Cross-border shipping requires coordination across customs, duties, taxes, carrier networks, and destination-country delivery.

Fulfillment Network Design

Where inventory is located has a direct effect on parcel cost and speed.

Lambda Supply Chain models network decisions, while JLL and Logicor operate around the physical facilities that make distribution possible.

Warehouse location, delivery zones, labor, transportation access, and inventory placement all influence the economics of small-package fulfillment.

What companies are at PARCEL Forum 2026?

Companies at PARCEL Forum 2026 include Techdinamics, E2open, Trew Automation, ShipERP, Alstef Group, BlueGrace Logistics, EuroSort, Sifted, International Bridge, Slip Robotics, Shipium, Enveyo, Intelligent Audit, Ranpak, ProShip, Infios, OnTrac, USPS, Amazon Shipping, DHL eCommerce, Better Trucks, UniUni, Reveel, Paccurate, Honeywell Intelligrated, Vimaan, Banyan Technology, and other parcel and fulfillment companies.

When is PARCEL Forum 2026?

PARCEL Forum 2026 takes place September 14–16, 2026.

Where is PARCEL Forum 2026?

PARCEL Forum 2026 takes place at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.

What is PARCEL Forum?

PARCEL Forum is an industry event focused on small-package fulfillment strategy and execution. It brings together shippers, parcel carriers, retailers, fulfillment operators, logistics providers, automation companies, packaging businesses, and supply chain technology companies.

Which parcel carriers are at PARCEL Forum 2026?

Parcel and delivery companies at PARCEL Forum 2026 include OnTrac, USPS, Amazon Shipping, DHL eCommerce, Better Trucks, UniUni, Roadie, International Bridge, and APC Postal Logistics. Their services span residential parcel delivery, postal services, same-day delivery, international shipping, and alternative last-mile networks.

Which shipping software companies are at PARCEL Forum 2026?

Shipping software and parcel technology companies include Techdinamics, ShipERP, ProShip, Shipium, Enveyo, Sifted, Intelligent Audit, Reveel, and Banyan Technology. Their platforms span multi-carrier shipping, carrier connectivity, parcel analytics, freight audit, shipping execution, contract intelligence, and transportation optimization.

Which warehouse automation companies are at PARCEL Forum 2026?

Warehouse and parcel automation companies include Trew Automation, Alstef Group, EuroSort, BEUMER Group, Honeywell Intelligrated, Hy-Tek, Engineering Innovation, StreamTech Engineering, Slip Robotics, and Onomatic. Their technologies cover conveyors, sortation, robotics, dock automation, warehouse integration, parcel processing, and automation orchestration.

Which last-mile delivery companies are at PARCEL Forum 2026?

Last-mile delivery companies include OnTrac, Better Trucks, UniUni, Roadie, Amazon Shipping, USPS, DHL eCommerce, and International Bridge. These providers give shippers different options for balancing delivery speed, coverage, capacity, service level, and cost.

Which parcel analytics companies are at PARCEL Forum 2026?

Parcel analytics and spend-management companies include Sifted, Enveyo, Intelligent Audit, and Reveel. Their technologies help businesses understand carrier invoices, contracts, surcharges, shipping patterns, and service performance.

Which packaging companies are at PARCEL Forum 2026?

Packaging and packing-technology companies include Ranpak, TemperPack, and Paccurate. Ranpak and TemperPack develop shipping packaging, while Paccurate uses software to optimize carton selection and packing decisions.

Which cross-border shipping companies are at PARCEL Forum 2026?

Cross-border shipping companies include International Bridge, Passport, APC Postal Logistics, DHL eCommerce, and Point2Point Global. Their services help merchants manage international transportation, customs, duties, carrier networks, and destination delivery.

Which fulfillment and 3PL companies are at PARCEL Forum 2026?

Fulfillment and logistics companies include QuickBox, BlueGrace Logistics, Warehouse Specialists Inc., GEODIS, Odyssey Logistics, and Iron Mountain. Their services span warehousing, fulfillment, transportation management, distribution, and outsourced logistics.

Which AI companies are at PARCEL Forum 2026?

Companies applying AI and advanced automation to parcel and fulfillment operations include Vimaan, Parsel, Shipium, and Onomatic. Their technologies cover warehouse computer vision, logistics automation, carrier decisioning, and coordination of automated fulfillment systems.

What technologies are showcased at PARCEL Forum 2026?

PARCEL Forum 2026 covers multi-carrier shipping, parcel analytics, warehouse automation, sortation, last-mile delivery, fulfillment technology, cross-border logistics, packaging, freight audit, AI, computer vision, carrier management, and supply chain analytics.

Who attends PARCEL Forum?

PARCEL Forum brings together transportation and shipping professionals, e-commerce operators, retailers, parcel carriers, fulfillment leaders, warehouse operators, logistics providers, technology companies, and supply chain executives.

Why should sales teams track companies at PARCEL Forum?

Participation in PARCEL Forum shows which companies are actively engaging with the small-package fulfillment market. Exhibiting, sponsoring, speaking, attending, and participating create useful signals around product priorities, target customers, partnerships, market expansion, and go-to-market activity. For sales teams targeting logistics, parcel delivery, fulfillment, shipping software, automation, e-commerce, and supply chain technology, these signals can help surface relevant accounts while they are actively engaging with the market.