Fillogic

Fillogic operates reverse-logistics services designed for retailers handling customer returns, transfers, excess inventory and merchandise that cannot simply go back onto a regular store shelf. Its corporate site describes technology-enabled hubs near retail shopping centers, with product inspection, grading, item-level visibility and routing into restock, fulfillment, resale or alternative disposition. This is a business-to-business operational service rather than an open consumer secondhand marketplace, and its logistics decisions can determine whether returned apparel produces revenue or a write-off.

On October 12, 2026, ThredUp announced a collaboration involving Fillogic and Pact, a certified organic apparel brand. The announcement described Pact's previously returned or pre-owned styles being serialized, inspected, listed and fulfilled through Fillogic's systems and ultimately merchandised on ThredUp's resale marketplace. ThredUp characterized this as an extension of Pact's existing Resale-as-a-Service relationship, in which consumers could trade in clothing for Pact store credit. The statement documents a specific integration, not a guarantee that every Fillogic customer receives the same technology or recovery rate.

Fillogic's marketing materials describe item-level grading and recovery routing that takes place close to inventory origin, and offer selected customer performance examples. Those figures are vendor claims and should not be applied directly to an unrelated retailer. For brands considering its services, contract review should cover physical custody, item serialization, fraud controls, data transfer, resale marketplace integration, refulfillment responsibilities, disposal channels and the full financial split among the brand, the logistics provider and the resale platform.