Descartes Sellercloud vs IBM Sterling Order Management

Descartes Sellercloud is an ecommerce operations platform covering catalog, orders, inventory, warehouse work, shipping, purchasing, reporting, accounting and returns. Businesses can manage listings, orders, inventory and fulfillment across sales channels from one interface, with multi-warehouse support, order routing, picking and packing, shipment handoff and returns workflows. Sellercloud lists more than 350 built-in integrations, including Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Shopify and BigCommerce, and says customers can use all 50-plus sales-channel integrations and add channels as desired. Inventory synchronizes across warehouses and channels in real time. Predictive purchasing uses sales history to recommend when, what and how much to order. Warehouse and shipping tools cover picking, packing, label printing and shipping rules; automation rules and RESTful APIs with thousands of endpoints are also available. Employee access can be limited by company, webpage, function, role and purchasing-cost visibility, and two-factor authentication is mandatory for Client Admin and Employee accounts. The listed subscription is $1,349 a year, based on order volume and add-ons.

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