Warehouse software providers.
A practical starting point for WMS, ERP, ecommerce and shipping platforms.
Start with the role, then the product.
Warehouse software providers cover different parts of the operation. Start with the role you need to support: warehouse work, finance, customer orders or transport. Use the official references below to explore each product.
The same provider can offer several products. Access, connectors and features depend on the product, plan and configuration.
Warehouse management and fulfillment
Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager
A WMS for multi client warehouse operations, including receiving, inventory, shipping and billing.
Confirm the exact Extensiv product and its integration permissions.
Provider referenceShipHero
Warehouse management for brands and 3PLs, with a documented public GraphQL API.
Check the workflow, account permissions and API operations involved.
Provider referenceLogiwa
A cloud fulfillment platform for managing warehouse and order fulfillment work.
Ask which product, modules and connected channels are installed.
Provider referencePackiyo
A WMS serving 3PLs and ecommerce brands, with inventory, fulfillment and client workflows.
Check client specific rules, billing setup and available connections.
Provider referenceCartonCloud
A logistics platform combining warehouse and transport management capabilities.
Confirm whether the project concerns warehouse work, transport or both.
Provider referenceInfoplus
Warehouse management software for inventory and fulfillment operations.
Review the current reporting process and documented data access.
Provider referenceDeposco Bright Warehouse
Warehouse management within Deposco’s broader supply chain execution offering.
Identify which warehouse and order management functions are in scope.
Provider referenceSnapFulfil
Cloud warehouse management software used for warehouse and fulfillment operations.
Confirm the installed WMS, automation products and delivery partner.
Provider referenceERP and business management
Oracle NetSuite
A business management suite whose WMS extends its inventory and warehouse capabilities.
Check the warehouse feature setup and the records your process uses.
Provider referenceMicrosoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
Business management covering finance, purchasing, sales, inventory and related operations.
Business Central and Supply Chain Management are different products. Identify yours.
Provider referenceSAP Business One
Business software covering functions including accounting, purchasing and inventory.
Check the edition, warehouse setup and any partner applications.
Provider referenceAcumatica
Cloud ERP with distribution capabilities spanning inventory, purchasing, warehouse work and financials.
Confirm the enabled features and which team owns each record.
Provider referenceEcommerce, orders and inventory
Shopify
A commerce platform whose fulfillment orders describe work assigned to fulfillment locations.
Confirm fulfillment locations, app permissions and how tracking returns.
Provider referenceWooCommerce
A WordPress commerce platform with a REST API for store data such as orders and products.
Check the store, extensions and credentials needed for the connection.
Provider referenceCin7 Core
Inventory and business workflows covering products, stock, sales, purchasing and fulfillment.
Separate the brand’s inventory process from the 3PL’s warehouse responsibilities.
Provider referenceBrightpearl
A retail operations platform connecting orders, inventory and related business processes.
Agree which party owns order changes and available stock figures.
Provider referenceShipping and transportation
ShipStation
Shipping software connecting carrier services and label creation with order fulfillment.
Identify the carrier account, shipment status and cancellation process.
Provider referenceOracle Transportation Management
Transportation and logistics software within Oracle’s logistics offering.
Identify the transport planning and execution records the warehouse needs.
Provider referenceAn API is a starting point.
ShipHero documents a GraphQL API. Shopify documents fulfillment objects and access scopes. WooCommerce provides a REST API. Those references help establish an integration route, but the actual task still needs the right permissions, records and supported operations.
For Extensiv, distinguish 3PL Warehouse Manager, Warehouse Manager and Integration Manager. They are different products. An integration product’s price or API documentation should not be treated as the WMS contract or API for another product.
Read how warehouse systems connect before deciding what a custom connection should do.
Evaluate the complete workflow.
- Check the required client, site, order and inventory functions.
- Confirm native features and the work already handled by your implementation partner.
- Ask about connection access, volume limits, test environments and support ownership.
- Include setup, hardware, connections and ongoing support when comparing cost.
- Test the late change, partial receipt, duplicate message and failed transfer, as well as the routine transaction.
Provider names identify the systems discussed. They do not imply a partnership, certification or endorsement by those providers.
Sources and further reading.
- Extensiv: 3PL Warehouse Manager documentation
- ShipHero: public GraphQL API
- Shopify: fulfillment orders and permissions
- WooCommerce: REST API documentation
Product access, editions and configuration can change. Confirm the current details with the provider and the team responsible for your system.