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SkuNexus: Inventory, Order, and Warehouse Management

SkuNexus helps eCommerce merchants manage inventory and fulfillment across multiple warehouses and channels. It is designed for teams that have outgrown basic tools but want to avoid the costs associated with enterprise ERP systems.
  • Operations
  • Inventory Management
  • eCommerce merchants handling their own fulfillment
  • Multi-channel retailers
  • Businesses with multiple warehouse locations
  • High-volume D2C brands
  • B2B wholesale distributors

Pricing

Pricing is custom. The model includes no per-user, per-order, per-warehouse, or per-SKU fees. Annual increases are capped at 3%.

At a glance

Best for
eCommerce merchants handling their own fulfillment, Multi-channel retailers, Businesses with multiple warehouse locations, High-volume D2C brands, B2B wholesale distributors
Key use cases
Multi-Warehouse Fulfillment, Omnichannel Sales Sync, Subscription Box Operations, BOPIS and Ship-from-Store, Branded Dropshipping
Integrations
Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce, Amazon, Walmart
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How AI is used

SkuNexus is a unified platform that combines inventory tracking, order management, and warehouse operations. It is designed for eCommerce businesses shipping between 50 and 20,000 orders per day, ranging from D2C brands to multi-channel B2B operations.

The software helps businesses manage stock across multiple locations and sales channels in real time, using AI to route orders to the most efficient fulfillment node. It includes warehouse tools such as wave picking and barcode verification to support physical operations.

For businesses with specific requirements, the platform supports customization, and enterprise customers may receive access to the source code. This is intended to help the software adapt to a business's existing workflows.

Buyers should confirm that they handle their own fulfillment, as the tool is not designed for those who outsource entirely to a 3PL or for very small operations with fewer than 20 SKUs.

Key Features

  • Real-time Inventory Tracking

    Syncs stock levels across warehouses and sales channels using event-driven updates to help prevent overselling.

  • AI-Driven Order Routing

    An automated decision engine that helps determine the fulfillment path based on proximity, costs, and availability.

  • Warehouse Management Tools

    Supports directed putaway, zone-based wave picking, and barcode verification for receiving and picking.

  • Multi-Carrier Rate Shopping

    Compares rates across carriers such as UPS, FedEx, and USPS to help identify cost-effective shipping options.

  • Demand Forecasting

    Analyzes sales velocity and seasonality to support reorder timing and automated purchase order generation.

  • Kitting and Bundle Management

    Tracks component-level inventory and supports assembly work orders for product bundles.

Use Cases

  • Multi-Warehouse Fulfillment

    Managing a single source of truth for inventory spread across several physical warehouse locations.

  • Omnichannel Sales Sync

    Synchronizing stock levels across Shopify, Amazon, eBay, and Walmart to help reduce the risk of overselling.

  • Subscription Box Operations

    Using kitting workflows and automated order processing to handle recurring deliveries.

  • BOPIS and Ship-from-Store

    Routing orders to retail locations to support in-store pickup or local shipping.

  • Branded Dropshipping

    Routing orders directly to vendors and automating purchase order generation without holding physical stock.

Integrations

  • Shopify
  • Magento
  • BigCommerce
  • Amazon
  • Walmart
  • eBay
  • QuickBooks
  • NetSuite
  • Shopware

FAQ

Who is SkuNexus designed for?

It is built for eCommerce merchants who handle their own fulfillment and typically ship between 50 and 20,000 orders per day.

Does SkuNexus charge for additional users?

No, the platform supports unlimited users with no per-user fees.

Can SkuNexus handle dropshipping?

Yes, it supports dropshipping by routing orders to vendors and automating purchase order generation.

How long does implementation take?

Most implementations go live in approximately 90 days, which includes data migration and staff training.

Source category: Operations

Source subcategory: Inventory Management

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