Packiyo WMS vs WMS123

Packiyo WMS is warehouse management software for third-party logistics providers and ecommerce brands. It tracks inventory across locations, bins, and clients, with real-time visibility, lot and batch tracking, expiration management, and low-stock alerts. Order workflows include syncing, prioritization, split shipments, partial fulfillment, backorders, batch picking, and barcode validation. Shipping tools cover multiple carriers, rate shopping, label generation, tracking updates, and per-client carrier accounts for 3PLs. Client portals, role-based permissions, billing automation, and configurable client workflows support multi-client operations. Dashboards and reports cover fulfillment performance, shipping spend, inventory velocity, and productivity. Packiyo lists integrations such as Adobe Commerce, AfterShip, Amazon, BigCommerce, Canada Post, and Celigo, alongside an open API. The mobile app supports inventory, picking, packing, and shipping on iOS and Android phones and tablets. The 3PL plan costs $949 a month, billed monthly, for five users and up to 5,000 shipments per month.

WMS123 is cloud warehouse management software for 3PL, distribution, and fulfillment operations. It combines inventory control, order handling, warehouse activity, billing, and client visibility. Workflows cover receiving goods, locating inventory, fulfilling orders, and recording activity for billing. Real-time inventory visibility supports order management, while the Android app confirms locations and products during paperless picking. Fulfillment tools include shipping rules, allocation, pick-path optimization, zone and batch picking, packing, pallet scanning, rate shopping, labels, and tracking. A branded client portal can show authorized clients inventory, order status, package tracking, and invoicing details, with configurable visibility. Billing can connect warehouse work to storage, handling, fulfillment, and freight services. WMS123 describes over 90 pre-configured e-commerce and shipping integrations, plus EDI, APIs, flat files, XML, an open API, and TMS integration. Available connections depend on the operation. Platforms are Android, web, and API. Pricing is on request.