Ecommerce & D2C
Warehouse and order management for ecommerce and D2C brands
- WMS on-hand stock is the single source of truth.
- A safety buffer holds back units for damages and offline orders.
- Share % and max quantity decide what each channel sees.
- Updates push to Shopify, Amazon and Flipkart automatically.
- Below your threshold, every channel gets zero, so you can't oversell.
What changes
Problems Ecommerce & D2C teams bring to us
Stock counts drift between Shopify and marketplaces
One stock number pushed to every channel, with per-channel buffers
Sale-day order spikes swamp the packing desk
Queue-based picklists and scan-to-pack with automatic AWB
Bundles and gift boxes are tracked by hand
Virtual kits with availability calculated from components
Attributes you'll track
Every lot carries what matters to you
- Size
- Colour
- Shade
- Pack size
Modules
What you'll use
Channel stock rules
Share %, safety buffer, max quantity and send-zero-below, set per channel.
Order sync ledger
Every marketplace order is tracked from receipt to fulfilment. Failures can be requeued.
Scan-to-pack with auto AWB
Every item is scan-checked against the picklist and the AWB is generated on pack completion.
Kits & combos
Sell bundles without pre-assembling them. Kit availability is calculated live from components.
Smart order allocation
Each order goes to the highest-ranked warehouse for its pincode that can ship it complete.
Returns, RTO & putback
Returns come back good or damaged and land in the right bin. Cancelled picks go back to stock.
See it run on your own SKUs.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your orders, your layout and your channels. No slides.