Channels and customers
Stores, marketplaces, portal and customer service feed one order and order-line model.
Order Management System
Ysend brings orders from every channel together, chooses the right stock and keeps customers informed through delivery.
Stores, marketplaces, portal and customer service feed one order and order-line model.
Slots, pre-orders, backorders, prices, supplier sourcing and service constraints remain explicit.
Find the inventory, supplier or site capable of serving demand.
Reserve the right quantity without confusing commercial availability with physical custody.
Prepare execution units and delivery constraints before release.
Warehouse, own fleet or external carrier: OMS starts the right execution flow.
Create fulfilment work in the site that holds inventory.
Create transport demand for a fleet operated by the transport business.
Request an external-carrier service, with a separate quote and booking.
Cancellations, exchanges, returns and backorders remain linked to the order. Customer service can review changes, decisions and actions already completed.
The customer sees the promise, accepted changes and next meaningful milestone.
Warehouse and transport statuses return without being confused with order state.
Support can recover reasons, evidence, decisions and the owner of the next action.
Before you decide
OMS coordinates the order. WMS manages stock, TMS runs your fleet and TTMS manages external carriers.
OMS coordinates the order, inventory availability, allocation and customer-requested changes. WMS carries out the physical warehouse work. They share progress along the same order journey.
Available integrations connect stores, marketplaces and business systems. The data exchanged and synchronisation schedule depend on each connector and are clarified before setup.
Cancellations, exchanges, backorders and customer-service actions remain linked to the order. Return transport and warehouse inspection are coordinated with the tools that carry out those steps.
We start from channels, allocation rules, inventory sources, exceptions and return paths that must be preserved.