Operations & Fulfillment: What Omnichannel Retailers Need to Know When Choosing an OMS
Why a reliable order management system is a key ingredient to omnichannel success
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Ernie Schell
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An order management system is a critical resource for omnichannel retailers who sell merchandise that they ship from either their own warehouse or via a third-party service bureau or logistics provider.
With an OMS, for example, you can:
- support cross-channel order entry and customer service;
- manage a cross-channel customer database;
- manage personalized product offers across channels;
- offer appropriate rules-based promotions by customer and channel;
- provide consistent and accurate information about stock quantities across channels;
- facilitate payment processing, including doing such things as issuing and tracking refunds; and
- optionally manage picking, packing and shipping, along with inventory receiving and returns, if the OMS includes a fulfillment module.
To take full advantage of these benefits, however, you need to make a strategic decision about which OMS is right for your organization.
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