Product
Launch products. Run commerce. Know what needs attention.
Before the sale: get products ready for the places you sell. During operations: run inventory, orders, fulfillment, shipping and the problems in between, across every channel. Across the business: see what the warehouse billed, which stock has sat too long, what each order earned — and what needs attention today. mPorts OMS is the commerce operations system your team does all of that in, with AI that investigates, explains, recommends and, once a person confirms, acts.
Fix the problem without jumping between systems.
Orders, inventory, fulfillment, shipping, EDI, feeds and reports are all real. What they share is the job: find the problem, understand it, fix it through the system that owns the work, and keep the record.
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Find
What is happening across every order, inventory position, fulfillment plan and shipment, from every channel, in one place.
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Understand
Why an order stopped, why a channel shows zero, why a plan cannot execute — with the cause named, not inferred.
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Fix
Resolve it through the system that owns the work: the warehouse, the channel, the carrier. AI can recommend; a person approves where your rules require it.
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Record
Who did what, when, and what it looked like before and after, kept on the order.
Every order from every channel, in one queue
The Orders screen: the state each order is in, the channel it came from, the warehouse that has it, and the ones that need attention first.
Before the sale, during operations, across the business — with AI
Getting products ready to sell, running what happens once they do, understanding what it costs and what needs attention, and acting on all of it — in one system.
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Before the sale
Are these products ready for the channel?
One product record; choose the destination, map what the retailer requires, validate, submit, see what happened.
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During operations
What’s late, what’s stuck, what can we sell, where should it ship?
Orders, inventory, fulfillment, shipping and the problems in between, from one place.
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Across the business
What is this costing us, what did we earn, what needs attention?
What the warehouse billed, how long stock has sat, per-order profit and loss, allocated cost per SKU — and the stock, orders and launches brought forward for a decision.
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With AI
Why did this happen, and what should we do?
Ask in plain language; the AI investigates the records, explains, recommends, and acts once a person confirms.
Everything inside mPorts OMS
Products & catalog
One product record per item, with each retailer’s identifier, imported and exported as a spreadsheet.
Product launch
Destination, retailer category, mapping, validation, submission — with one readiness verdict per launch.
Orders
Every order from every channel in one queue, with what is new, late and stuck at the top.
Inventory
Stock by warehouse, how much each channel may sell, and how old the stock is.
Fulfillment
Which warehouse ships each order, and what happens when it cannot.
Shipping
Shipments, carrier labels and tracking back to the channel.
Problems & exceptions
The orders that need attention, each with a reason and a next step.
AI operations
Ask what happened, get the cause and the fix, approve, and it runs.
EDI
Purchase orders, acknowledgments, shipment notices and invoices, the way retailers require.
Connectivity
How mPorts OMS connects to the marketplaces, warehouses and carriers you already run.
Business analytics
Per-SKU cost, days in inventory, order profit and loss, shipping and warehouse cost.
Next: learn from what was recorded
Every change that matters is written down today: who or what made it, what it affected, and how it looked before and after. mPorts is building toward Operational Memory: a record of what happened before, why a decision was made, what action was taken and what resulted, so the next decision can start from prior operational experience. It is a stated direction, not a shipped capability; today AI in mPorts does not change how it behaves based on what happened before.
Questions buyers ask
How does mPorts OMS work with our ERP?
Alongside it. mPorts OMS connects to the systems you already have and keeps them in place; the ERP stays the record for finance, and the OMS runs the commerce operation across it and the channels, warehouses and carriers around it. There is a longer explanation of that boundary in our resources.
Is mPorts OMS marketplace listing software?
Yes, mPorts lists and launches products — and it goes far beyond listing. mPorts OMS automates product launches to marketplaces and retailers, including Mirakl-run platforms: it maps your product information to each channel’s requirements, fills retailer spreadsheets and submission templates from your data, validates every product and tracks the submission until the channel answers. Listing is the beginning. Once a product is live, mPorts carries the operation forward through orders, inventory, fulfillment, shipping, exceptions, business analytics and AI-assisted operations across your commerce systems.
How does mPorts OMS work with marketplaces and retailer channels?
Each channel connects once. Orders and product requirements come in; inventory, tracking and order status go back where the channel supports it. The work the OMS then does is everything after that: seeing every order, inventory count and shipment in one place, bringing forward the ones that need attention, and fixing them with your confirmation.
Which sales channels does it support?
The places shown above are the ones mPorts OMS connects with today. If the place you sell is not listed, ask us; we will tell you whether it is connected or what adding it would take.
Can it connect to our existing WMS or 3PL?
mPorts OMS connects to warehouse and third-party logistics systems. Whether your specific provider is already connected depends on whether that connection has been built, which we confirm with you during scoping.
Can we use mPorts OMS on its own?
Yes. mPorts OMS works with the places you already sell. mPorts Distribution is a separate product for running your own B2B marketplace, and most companies start with one or the other.
Where does AI fit in the OMS?
Inside it, as AI operations: it reads the same orders, products, inventory and warehouse billing your team does, explains problems, recommends the next step, and acts after a person confirms — under rules you set in advance, with a record of every run.
Show us what your team is still watching by hand.
Which channels, which warehouses, and which portals someone opens every day. We will show you what mPorts OMS would bring forward instead.