Coordinate multiple facilities as a unified network without losing track of inventory
If you operate logistics facilities across different regional hubs, managing each building as a disconnected silo increases freight charges and duplicates administrative effort. The Distributed Order Management (DOM) engine directs each shipment to the right facility based on stock availability and buyer proximity.
Consolidated real-time inventory visibility
Monitor total inventory for all depositor clients on a single dashboard, with instant breakdowns by warehouse, zone, and inventory status (available, allocated, quarantined, or in transit). Connected storefronts sell against total aggregate inventory without risk of overselling in one building while excess stock sits idle in another.
Routing by destination postal code and available stock
As soon as an order arrives, the DOM engine evaluates the delivery postal code, current stock across all facilities, and carrier ramp cutoff times. It assigns the picking order to the closest facility with full SKU availability to reduce freight rates and meet next-day delivery promises.
Clean management of coordinated split shipments
When a multi-item order requires goods stored across two separate buildings, the system automatically creates parallel picking waves in each facility. Both shipments are coordinated seamlessly without duplicate paperwork, and the end buyer receives a single tracking overview displaying clear updates for each parcel.
Inter-facility stock transfers and regional origin shipping
Organize stock replenishment between central hubs and regional depots using structured transfer orders with SSCC pallet tracking and carton verification. For outbound dispatches, carrier shipping labels reflect the actual physical origin dock for regulatory compliance, while keeping the client's corporate brand intact.