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Logistics Solutions: integrates WMS, last mile and fleet management systems

Types of Logistics integrations

WMS integrations

We automate the connection between your WMS system and ecommerce platforms such as VTEX, Adobe Commerce/Magento, Shopify or WooCommerce, ensuring real-time synchronization of stock, picking and receipts.

Integrations for Last Mile

We integrate your last mile service with ecommerce platforms, allowing automatic shipment of orders, live tracking and delivery status updates directly on the sales platform.

Integration for fleet management systems

We connect your fleet management system with ecommerce channels for automatic vehicle assignment, route planning and operational tracking from order to delivery.

Integrations for Fulfillment providers

We develop robust integrations between ecommerce platforms and fulfillment operators, facilitating the integrated management of orders, distributed inventory and returns under customized SLAs.

Order Management System

Our OMS allows customers an end-to-end management of the tracking and operational management of orders, ensuring complete traceability of the entire flow, from receipt of the order to delivery or withdrawal of the order.

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    What to consider when integrating a logistics system into a platform?

    Integrating a logistics system into an ecommerce platform requires a thorough understanding of the operational architecture of the business. It is essential to map all the systems involved: the WMS (inventory and warehouse management), the last mile solution (delivery to the end customer), the OMS (order management system), internal fleet systems and fulfillment services (in-house or outsourced). Each plays a key role and may require different integration points. Real-time or batch data synchronization (inventory, order status, cancellations, etc.), committed logistics SLAs, exception handling (retries, errors, communication failures) and full order traceability should be considered. It is also important to anticipate whether specific rules will be needed for order routing, choice of carriers or management of multiple warehouses.

    How do the types of integrations vary by platform?

    The type of logistics integration varies depending on the ecommerce platform used, due to their different levels of openness, native capabilities and data models. In VTEX, for example, there are specific APIs to connect logistics operators through the logistics and order simulation modules, with a focus on deep integrations through OMS and native capabilities for multiple sellers and warehouses. Shopify, on the other hand, is more oriented towards integrations via private or public apps. Adobe Commerce / Magento offers great technical flexibility, allowing custom integrations through proprietary modules and observable events, but requires more development effort. WooCommerce, being a WordPress-based solution, relies on plugins and may require an external middleware layer to manage the operational logic. Each platform requires a different technical and strategic approach to achieve efficient and scalable integration.
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