EasyEcom EasyOMS

EasyEcom EasyOMS is a multichannel order management system for retailers handling marketplace, storefront, retail, B2B and quick-commerce orders. It checks live stock, routes orders to nearby warehouses, splits orders across fulfillment centers when needed and assigns a least-cost compliant carrier. A shared inventory pool covers warehouses, regions and entities, with channel-specific virtual inventory rules and sync under 60 seconds. Marketplace, website, quick-commerce and wholesale orders, including BOLs and PO validity, can run through one workflow. Returns can be graded, restocked or quarantined, and reporting includes order aging, SLA breaches, sales, returns, replacements and B2B shipments. EasyEcom lists 455+ integrations, including Amazon, Shopify, Flipkart, Walmart, FedEx, SAP, NetSuite, Tally and QuickBooks. Customers can also build integrations using its open API for order, inventory and fulfillment data. The system is available on web, Android and API. Pricing is on request, with no free plan or trial. Starter is limited to one warehouse, up to 3 users and approximately 100,000 SKUs; EasyReco and EasyVMS are separately priced add-ons.

EasyOMS addresses order routing, shared inventory and returns across multiple channels. Check Starter's warehouse and user caps, and request pricing for the plan that fits your operation.

EasyOMS targets growing D2C brands, scaling omnichannel brands, and high-volume brands and 3PLs. It suits retailers coordinating orders and inventory across multiple sales channels and warehouses.

EasyEcom EasyOMS is a multichannel order management system for retailers coordinating orders, inventory and fulfillment across sales channels. It suits growing omnichannel brands and high-volume operators; its warehouse-aware routing and shared stock are compelling, but custom pricing and Starter’s caps call for a careful fit check.

Overview

EasyOMS brings marketplace, storefront, retail, wholesale and quick-commerce orders into one workflow for inventory allocation, routing, shipping and returns. It can support both B2C and B2B processes, including bills of lading and purchase-order validity checks. EasyEcom, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Bengaluru, India, describes the platform as load-tested for 10 million orders a day and serving brands across 12+ countries. That stated scale is most relevant to large operations; it is less persuasive as a reason for a small retailer to accept plan limits or custom pricing.

Key features

Shared inventory and warehouse-aware routing

EasyOMS maintains a shared stock pool across warehouses, regions and business entities, with channel-specific virtual inventory rules and sync under 60 seconds. It checks live stock, can route orders to nearby warehouses, split an order across fulfillment centers and assign the least-cost carrier that meets requirements. For sellers balancing inventory across channels and locations, that joins stock visibility to fulfillment decisions instead of leaving each channel to manage them separately. The Starter plan’s single-warehouse cap, however, rules it out for a business that needs multi-warehouse routing at that tier.

Order workflows and returns

Marketplace, website, quick-commerce and wholesale orders can move through the same workflow; pick-and-pack and shipment handoff are supported. Returns can be graded and either restocked or quarantined, while reporting covers order aging, SLA breaches, sales, returns, replacements and B2B shipments. This breadth is useful for teams managing both routine fulfillment and exceptions, though EasyReco and EasyVMS are separately priced add-ons rather than included capabilities.

Connections, API and controls

EasyEcom lists 455+ integrations, including Amazon, Shopify, Flipkart, Walmart, FedEx, SAP, NetSuite, Tally and QuickBooks. Its open API is intended for building integrations around real-time order, inventory and fulfillment data. EasyEcom says it holds SOC 2 Type II attestation and ISO 27001 certification, aligns processing with GDPR, and conducts regular independent VAPT. It also says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with role-based access, monitoring, logging and routine backups. These controls may matter to businesses with compliance and access requirements; they do not remove the need to confirm that a particular integration or security process fits the buyer’s own requirements.

Pricing

EasyOMS is paid, with custom pricing on request. There is no free plan or free trial, so a buyer must establish the cost and fit with EasyEcom before committing. Every plan includes in-dashboard chat and email support, with a stated first response target within 15 minutes; Enterprise adds a dedicated success team.

• Starter: Custom pricing, up to 3 users, approximately 100,000 SKUs and one warehouse. It targets growing D2C brands, but the user and warehouse limits make it a constrained starting point for larger teams or multi-site fulfillment.
• Growth: Custom pricing, with users charged per seat and warehouses determined by plan. Intended for scaling omnichannel brands, it can suit operations outgrowing Starter, but the per-seat structure and warehouse allowance need to be priced against the team and footprint.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing, custom roles and custom warehouses. Aimed at high-volume brands and 3PLs, it is the tier to consider when fixed Starter limits are insufficient; buyers should request a tailored quote and confirm the included configuration.

EasyReco and EasyVMS are separately priced add-ons, so their cost should be included in any comparison if those products are needed.

Platforms

EasyOMS supports Android, API and web. Its listed channel coverage includes marketplaces, storefronts, retail, B2B and quick-commerce, with examples such as Amazon, Walmart, eBay, TikTok Shop, Shopify, Noon and Flipkart.

Who it's for

Growing D2C brands can consider Starter if one warehouse, three users or fewer, and roughly 100,000 SKUs cover their current needs. Scaling omnichannel brands are the clearer fit for Growth when their user and warehouse requirements fit the quoted plan. Enterprise is positioned for high-volume brands and 3PLs that need custom roles or warehouse arrangements. A single-channel retailer seeking a free entry point, or a business unwilling to request custom pricing before evaluating the product, should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Shared inventory, channel-specific stock rules and warehouse-aware routing connect stock allocation with fulfillment across channels.
• Pros: B2B, B2C, returns, pick-and-pack and shipment handoff fit a broad range of order operations in one workflow.
• Pros: The stated integration breadth, open API and support on every plan give teams multiple paths to connect systems and get assistance.
• Cons: Custom pricing, no free plan and no free trial make it harder for smaller buyers to test the fit or forecast cost upfront.
• Cons: Starter’s one-warehouse and three-user limits constrain growing teams that need multi-site operations or broader access.
• Cons: EasyReco and EasyVMS cost extra, so related needs can raise the total beyond the core plan price.

Alternatives

Consider Veeqo if a free plan matters: its Shipping plan is free and includes unlimited orders per month, users, products and SKUs, warehouses and locations. Salesforce Order Management is another paid option, with an Order Visibility plan that includes order visibility and native Service Cloud integration. Choose Brightpearl if its bespoke pricing and unlimited users included better match the buying criteria. SelluSeller offers a tailored proposal, while Vinculum Vin OMS uses custom pricing and asks buyers to request a demo. Cin7 Omni lists an Omni plan with 8 users, 5 e-commerce and app integrations, and unlimited inventory locations; its Standard plan is $349 a month, billed at $349 /month. Unicommerce Uniware may suit buyers comparing a Standard plan capped at one facility, 1 lakh SKUs and three user roles, with basic returns management but no custom/API, omnichannel or ERP integration. Pepperi offers annual or month-to-month billing; plan choice depends on business needs, changes are allowed, and cancellation refunds are not given.

For broader comparisons, browse Multichannel Ecommerce Software, Order Management Software or Order Fulfillment Software.

Verdict

EasyEcom EasyOMS is a strong candidate for growing omnichannel retailers and high-volume brands that need shared inventory, warehouse-aware routing and returns in one order workflow. Its main reason to choose it is the combination of cross-channel stock handling and fulfillment logic; its main reason to look elsewhere is the lack of upfront pricing or a trial, compounded by Starter’s strict user and warehouse caps. Get a quote against your actual seat, warehouse and add-on needs before deciding.