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All your e-commerce operations. One operational view.

All your e-commerce operations. One operational view.

One live operational view of orders, inventory, suppliers, and fulfilment so decisions are made before issues become customer-facing failures.

E-commerce operations fail quietly when systems don’t align. Inventory lives in one place, orders in another, fulfilment decisions somewhere else and teams are left reacting instead of controlling outcomes. Omni-Connect brings the full e-commerce operation into a single operational view, so decisions are made on current data, not reconciled after the fact. The result is faster fulfilment, fewer exceptions, and the ability to scale without adding complexity or operational risk.

  • Issues surface earlier

    Issues surface earlier

    Late inbound, low stock, or missed cut-offs are visible while there’s still time to act, not after orders have already breached SLAs.

  • Faster fulfilment decisions

    Faster fulfilment decisions

    Teams can decide which orders to prioritise, split, reroute, or delay based on live availability and fulfilment rules, not guesswork.

  • Fewer reactive escalations

    Fewer reactive escalations

    Clear operational visibility reduces last-minute firefighting that drags customer service, finance, and warehouse teams into avoidable issues.

  • Lower exception cost

    Lower exception cost

    Earlier intervention means fewer expedites, fewer refunds, and fewer write-offs when plans change mid-flow.

  • More reliable delivery promises

    More reliable delivery promises

    Promise dates are based on real stock position, supplier lead times, and carrier performance not averages that break under pressure.

  • Operational confidence

    Operational confidence

    New channels, suppliers, or volume spikes don’t create new blind spots or parallel processes that teams can’t keep up with.

Key Features 


Key Features 


Omni-Connect is not another isolated system. It’s the operational layer that coordinates how orders are promised, allocated, fulfilled, and recovered when things don’t go to plan. Each capability designed around a specific decision point that typically breaks under volume or complexity.

  • Order promise & allocation control

    Orders from all channels are evaluated against live inventory, fulfilment rules, and cut-offs so teams can allocate stock accurately and avoid overselling or late commitments.

  • Real-time inventory availability logic

    Inventory is tracked across warehouses, stores, 3PLs, and suppliers with consistent availability rules, reducing stockouts, double-selling, and unnecessary safety buffers.

  • Supplier and inbound visibility

    Supplier ETAs, inbound delays, and stock movements are visible alongside open orders, making it easier to adjust fulfilment plans before customer impact.

  • Fulfilment execution & exception handling

    Pick, pack, ship, split, and reroute decisions are coordinated in one flow, with exceptions surfaced clearly instead of hidden across systems.

  • Live operational insight

    Dashboards highlight emerging risks backlogs, delays, capacity strain so teams act in-day, not through retrospective reports.

How Omni-Connect Works

Omni-Connect connects suppliers, warehouses, carriers, and sales channels into a single operational flow, so orders, inventory, and fulfilment activity are seen in one place as they happen. Instead of reconciling data after the fact, teams work from live order status, inventory availability, supplier ETAs, and shipment events.

This shared operational view helps teams spot risk early, decide when to allocate, reroute, split, or hold orders, and respond to disruption before it reaches the customer. The result is faster, more controlled execution across the full order lifecycle from order promise through to last-mile delivery without adding new manual processes.

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