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01 Manufacturers

Connect production to your ecommerce business.

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Manufacturers selling online must coordinate materials, production schedules, finished goods, product data and customer orders. When these processes operate separately, stock shortages, delays and unclear costs become harder to manage. Omnimerce helps connect manufacturing workflows with ERP, inventory and ecommerce channels.

Common challenges

Production planning relies on disconnected spreadsheets
Production planning relies on disconnected spreadsheets, while raw material consumption is difficult to reconcile against what was actually produced.
Finished goods are not synchronized with marketplace stock
Finished goods are not synchronized with marketplace stock, so channels sell against numbers that no longer match the warehouse.
Product costs do not reflect actual production
Product costs do not reflect actual production, and product information must be maintained across multiple channels by hand.
Illustration for manufacturers.

Capabilities

Bills of materials and work orders.

Raw material and finished-goods inventory.

Supplier and purchasing workflows.

Product cost and margin reporting.

Marketplace product and stock synchronization.

AI-assisted product content and imagery.

Our approach.

Assess

We assess your manufacturing model, product structures, purchasing processes, inventory locations and sales channels.

Identify

We identify the appropriate ERP workflows for your production model.

Connect

We connect the integrations and automation opportunities that fit your operation.

What is the same in every project

Understand before changing
Identify the underlying cause instead of immediately replacing a tool.
Keep data ownership clear
Define which system owns each record and how updates flow between systems.
Test beyond the happy path
Plan for failures, exceptions, duplicate events and recovery.

This fits if

  • You manufacture or assemble products you also sell online
  • You sell both wholesale and direct to consumers
  • Made-to-order is part of your model

This does not fit if

  • Your production model and lead times are not defined yet
  • Stock allocation rules have not been agreed
  • Product structures are not documented anywhere

Frequently asked questions

Can this support made-to-order products?

Potentially, depending on production planning, lead times, stock allocation and the required customer-order workflow.

Can it support both wholesale and direct-to-consumer sales?

Yes, where the required pricing, inventory and order workflows are included in the implementation.