Distributed inventory = more sales
A product out of stock at one warehouse is no longer a lost sale. It's fulfilled automatically from another location. Lost-sale rate drops by 7-12% on average.
Distributed Order Management
The optimal location for every order, assigned automatically.
Treats your store network, warehouses, and external logistics partners' stock as a single pool. Automatically selects the best origin for every order, balancing cost, distance, promised delivery time, and inventory.
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Distributed Order Management
Distributed Order Management
Live
v4.2
Modules
6
Uptime
%99.95
API
<300ms
Why DOM?
DOM difference in 4 areas.
Delivery time cut in half
Shipped from the location closest to the customer. Same-day or next-day delivery rates go up 2.5-3x.
Your stores work like warehouses
Ship-from-store, click-and-collect, ship-to-store — every commerce flow on one system.
Rule-based customization
Apply your operational constraints precisely: daily store capacity caps, where specific product types ship from, peak-day location closures.
Modules
What's inside Distributed Order Management?
| Module | What it does |
|---|---|
Routing Engine |
Optimizes multiple objectives together: cost, time, SLA commitment, and inventory balance. Machine learning-powered. |
Network Operations Management |
Network modeling with parameters like location type, capacity, service hours, and carrier cut-off times. |
Ship-from-Store |
In-store picking app, stock reservation, packing steps, carrier pickup. |
Click & Collect (Buy Online, Pick Up In Store) |
Store reservation, ready-for-pickup notification, customer communication flow, pickup steps. |
Inter-Store Transfer |
Automatic transfer suggestions, stock balancing, movement orders. |
Architecture
The optimal location for every order
Hundreds of possible combinations are evaluated for every order. The rules engine and priority decisions select the optimal origin location within the promised delivery time. Decisions are made in a very short time on average.
Technical documentationWho uses it?
Roles that use DOM day-to-day.
E
E-Commerce Lead
Order flow monitoring, channel performance tracking, follow-through on customer delivery promises.
M
Store Staff
Order picking tasks, packing, store stock verification.
L
Logistics Operations
Shipping routing, shipment tracking, transfer and dispatch planning.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about DOM
How fast is each routing decision?
Decisions are made in sub-second time on average. Even in complex scenarios (50+ locations, many constraints) it stays under half a second.
Which factors do you optimize?
Default factors: shipping cost, delivery time, inventory balance, SLA commitment, store capacity load.
How do our existing WMSs come online?
Each location can use a different WMS. DOM is WMS-agnostic; work orders are emitted in a standard format and a connector layer translates them into your WMS's dialect.
I have many small stores — how is capacity managed?
Daily ship-from-store capacity is defined per store. The system doesn't exceed that limit; if the cap is hit during peak hours, the warehouse takes over automatically.
Related products
Products that work with DOM
Fulfillment Management System
Warehouse and fulfillment operations
End-to-end order and operations management from intake to delivery.
Inventory
Real-time inventory visibility
One source of truth for stock across every channel, in sub-second time.
Order Management System
Order management
A single source of truth for the order lifecycle.
Go live with DOM quickly.
Book a 30-minute discovery call; we'll work with you and the deployment team on your ROI analysis.