Azuvio WMS vs Sumalogix WMS 3PL

Azuvio WMS manages warehouse operations from receiving and putaway through picking, packing, shipping, and inventory control. It is aimed at distribution, retail, and third-party logistics businesses. For 3PL use, each client has a separate logical area for SKUs, locations, rules, labels, and portal access within one physical instance. The system records client activity and applies per-client tariffs to invoice services such as receiving, storage, picking, shipping, returns, and value-added work. Warehouse teams can use batch, wave, or zone picking, scanner validation, and scheduled cycle counts that run without halting operations. A client portal presents live stock, orders, shipments, returns, KPIs, and billing history, with Excel or CSV export. Azuvio lists integrations with ERP, commerce, accounting, retailer EDI, and Romanian courier services, plus REST API and webhooks. The default is SaaS hosting on AWS; enterprise customers can request on-premise Kubernetes deployment. Plans start at €12/user/month, and a 15-day trial is available. Scanner hardware is separate, starting at €250 per unit.

Sumalogix WMS 3PL is a warehouse management system for in-house operations and third-party logistics providers. Workflows cover receiving, putaway, picking, dispatch, inventory control, physical counts, and warehouse maps. Inventory controls include LPNs, location and movement tracking, FIFO and FEFO batch traceability, and quality holds. The 3PL plan separates inventory by client and adds a client portal, client-specific contracts and tariffs, storage periods, pre-invoices, and consolidated billing groups. Suma Copilot is an add-on that uses live operational data to answer questions, create conversational reports, export them to Excel, and schedule reports by email. APIs and Excel/CSV import and export can sync products, stock, orders, and billing with ERP or e-commerce systems. Android workflows can queue receiving, putaway, picking, and counts offline, then sync after reconnection; information lookups require a connection. Plans run on web, Android, API, or self-hosted deployments. Standard WMS costs $800 a month per warehouse; WMS 3PL costs $1,200 a month per warehouse. The provider is based in San Isidro, Lima, Peru.