Openbravo, the global cloud-based omnichannel platform vendor for agile and innovative commerce, announced the launch of Openbravo OMS, an omnichannel order management system. The solution provides single, global view of all inventory so allowing retailers to optimize their fulfillment process by selecting the best shipping locations.
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Openbravo OMS key capabilities include global stock visibility and management, and the ability to ship to and from anywhere. The solution also acts as a central repository for order creation, execution and tracking with integrated order reporting and analysis capabilities.
A key strength is its flexible order brokering, which ensures that every order meets each customer’s expectations in the most profitable manner, through a set of configurable business rules that select the best fulfillment locations according to customer preferences and retailer profitability goals.
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With customers expecting today greater speed and convenience when it comes to finding and obtaining the products they desire, Openbravo OMS enables physical stores to offer endless aisle services and the capacity to execute omnichannel transactions. Endless aisle provides customers with the opportunity to order products that are either not normally sold in the store or that are currently out of stock, without requiring additional storage or display space in the store. Support to scenarios like ship-to-store, ship-from-store, BOPIS (Buy Online Pickup In Store or Click & Collect) or BORIS (Buy Online Return In Store) will also be possible thanks to Openbravo OMS.
The solution works seamlessly with all other Openbravo solutions, such as Openbravo POS and Openbravo WMS. Thanks to its ready-made connectors and a standard commerce API, it also facilitates integration with other systems for effective end-to-end order execution.
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