OMS&WSM warehouse service system
OMS is Order Management System and WMS is Warehouse Management System. Client can use OMS to manage orders, and Spriiint uses WMS to manage the entire warehousing services. The combination of the two allows client to be updated with the progress and status of orders in real time, saving operation time and costs, and fully realizing the intelligent automatic allocation of storage on-the-shelf and off-the-shelf to avoid errors.
Procedure of drop shipping
- Client ships the products to Spriiint’s warehouse in France
- Our warehouse receives products and checks the amount according to the waybill
- Confirm information with clients and arrange on-the-shelf in the WMS system
- Client uses OMS to create orders and provide information of buyers
- Our warehouse receives order information and packs the order according to it
- Carrier comes to pick up the package, drop shipping procedure finishes
SPRIIINT drop shipping flow chart - send to the warehouse
SPRIIINT drop shipping flow chart - send out from the warehouse
Frequently Asked Questions
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OMS (Order Management System) is an order management system, while WMS (Warehouse Management System) is a warehouse management system. Together, these two systems enable our customers to track the progress and status of their orders in real time, while optimizing warehouse operations.
Customers use OMS to manage their orders and transmit the necessary information. Spriiint uses the WMS to manage all warehousing services, from product reception to dispatch. This helps avoid errors and intelligently automates the allocation of storage locations.
Benefits include real-time visibility of order status, time and operating cost savings, and reduced errors thanks to automated inventory management.
1. The customer ships the products to Spriiint’s warehouse in France.
2. The warehouse receives and checks the goods according to the delivery note.
3. The information is confirmed with the customer and the products are put on the shelf in the WMS system.
4. Customer uses WMS to create orders and provide buyer information.
5. Warehouse receives order information, picks and packs products according to order.
6. The carrier collects the parcel for delivery, thus completing the dropshipping process.
When you send your products to our warehouse, we check the condition and quantity of the goods, then register them in our WMS system. New stock is automatically generated by the system and becomes available for your orders.
1. You create delivery orders via the OMS system.
2. These orders are then sent to the WMS for processing.
3. The WMS generates a pick list to remove products from the shelves.
4. Products are scanned, organized and prepared for shipment.
5. The WMS automatically deducts the available inventory, and Spriiint packs the products for shipment.
Yes, thanks to the integration of OMS and WMS systems, you can track your orders in real time, from receipt of goods to dispatch.
Spriiint’s integrated management system enables intelligent automation of storage location allocation and order processing, reducing the risk of human error.
Thanks to the integration of OMS and WMS systems, customers can track the progress of their orders and inventory management in real time, improving transparency and responsiveness.
The system automatically optimizes the allocation of storage locations and the order management process, reducing errors and increasing operational efficiency.
The combination of WMS and OMS streamlines logistics operations, resulting in substantial time and cost savings for customers.
