Order management has become a strategic priority for companies facing the multiplication of sales channels, warehouses, and logistics partners. In this context, OMS (Order Management Systems) play a key role: they centralize orders, orchestrate their execution, and ensure a seamless customer experience.
But given the wide range of solutions available, one question arises: what are the best OMS solutions on the market today?
And more importantly: in which contexts are they truly relevant?
No matter how powerful it may be, an OMS can no longer operate in isolation within complex logistics environments. As soon as a company works with multiple 3PLs, different WMS systems, or exceeds a certain volume (often beyond 50,000 orders per year), managing operational flows becomes significantly more demanding. This is precisely where Spacefill comes in, connecting OMS platforms to logistics stakeholders to ensure visibility, collaboration, and orchestration.
An OMS is software designed to manage the entire lifecycle of an order, from creation to delivery — and even returns. It centralizes orders coming from multiple channels (e-commerce websites, marketplaces, B2B, EDI…), relies on inventory data to intelligently route orders, and synchronizes information across business systems.
A high-performing OMS enables companies to:
Shopify is often used as an e-commerce OMS.
Spacefill connects to Shopify to retrieve orders, synchronize inventory, and orchestrate execution toward one or multiple 3PLs.
PrestaShop acts as an order engine for many European brands.
With Spacefill, PrestaShop orders are automatically transmitted to 3PLs with centralized tracking.
Magento is often used as an advanced OMS in complex environments.
Spacefill connects Magento to multiple WMS systems and logistics providers without requiring point-to-point integrations.
A powerful OMS focused on commerce and customer experience.
Spacefill complements Salesforce by ensuring connection with real-world warehouse and 3PL operations.
An OMS integrated within the NetSuite ERP, commonly used by fast-growing companies.
Spacefill connects NetSuite to multiple logistics providers and ensures reliable execution.
Odoo is often used as a lightweight OMS + ERP.
With Spacefill, Odoo can interface with multiple WMS systems and 3PLs without heavy development.
A robust OMS integrated into the SAP ecosystem.
Spacefill acts as a logistics orchestration layer, connecting SAP to 3PL WMS systems.
A retail- and omnichannel-oriented OMS.
Spacefill complements Brightpearl to manage outsourced logistics execution and multi-warehouse visibility.
A multichannel OMS specialized in marketplaces and e-commerce.
Spacefill connects Linnworks to 3PLs and ensures smooth logistics execution.
An OMS integrated within Microsoft’s ERP ecosystem.
Spacefill connects Dynamics to warehouses and logistics providers without relying on specific integrations for each 3PL.
Regardless of the OMS used (e-commerce CMS, ERP, or dedicated OMS), Spacefill plays the same central role:
Spacefill enables these OMS platforms to operate effectively in multi-warehouse and multi-3PL environments, without adding technical complexity.
Most OMS solutions are designed to manage orders from the company’s commercial perspective. However, as soon as logistics are outsourced, several challenges arise:
That is why a high-performing OMS must now be connected to a logistics orchestration layer capable of linking all operational stakeholders.
Spacefill is an OMS designed for complex, multi-3PL logistics environments.
Positioned as a collaboration and logistics orchestration platform, Spacefill enables companies to:
In this approach, the OMS remains the order engine, while Spacefill becomes the layer that connects commerce to operational reality on the ground.
Choosing an OMS should always take into account:
The “best OMS” is therefore the one that naturally integrates into a connected logistics ecosystem, rather than the one that claims to do everything on its own.
There are many high-performing OMS solutions on the market, each addressing specific needs. However, in complex, multi-3PL logistics environments, performance no longer depends solely on the OMS, but on its ability to be connected, orchestrated, and collaborative.
It is within this logic that Spacefill positions itself as an essential part of the OMS ecosystem, enabling companies to turn their order management tools into true drivers of logistics performance.