Order Management System

Order Management Systems integrate functions of e-commerce, call center and customer service; fulfillment; inventory management; merchandising and marketing; for direct and wholesale catalog and ecommerce businesses. We help you understand the functionality OMS have; whether OMS or Enterprise Wide (ERP)s is a better; and if you have wholesale, retail or other channels, what gaps there are.

Our team of experts will assist you in determining your direct to customer business requirements; whether ERP or OMS is a better functional fit; writing and analyzing Request For Proposals; selecting vendors and software; cloud (SaaS) or on premise decisions; project management and planning for implementation.

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Enterprise Wide Systems (ERP)

While ERPs legacy are manufacturing, material resource planning and accounting, ERP functions have been extended to benefit multichannel companies with a broad range of functions: e-commerce platform and integrations, call center, fulfillment, payroll and human resources and finance and accounting systems. ERPs are often a better alternative to OMS when companies’ multichannel requirements include wholesale, retail and selling to “Big Box” retailers in addition to direct to customer.

Our team of experts will assist you in determining your direct to customer and wholesale business requirements; whether ERP or OMS is a better functional fit; writing and analyzing Request For Proposals; selecting vendors and software; cloud (SaaS) or on premise decisions; project management and planning for implementation.

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Warehouse Management Systems (WMS)

Many companies don’t need to replace their ERP or OMS systems, however, their warehousing and distribution has changed requiring significantly more functionality. Warehouse Management Systems are an option for many direct, wholesale and multichannel companies, both large and small.  These functions can include better management of the inbound supply chain; inventory and order/return tracking through the processes; wide variety of picking options; slotting; application of bar code; voice enabled applications and integrations to automation and conveyors; labor productivity and management; and improved outbound shipping.

F. Curtis Barry & Company will assist you in determining your direct to customer and wholesale business WMS requirements; writing and analyzing Request For Proposals; selecting vendors and software; cloud (SaaS) or on premise decisions; project management and planning for implementation.

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