Infoplus 3PL WMS

Infoplus 3PL WMS is a warehouse management ecosystem for warehouse operators, including third-party logistics providers serving multiple clients. Its inventory tools cover storage rules and replenishment, with demand-based tools to help predict labor needs. Fulfillment supports lot, serial, and job number tracking, pre-cartonization, and automated workflows. Staff can scan items before dispatch, verify weights automatically, and prepare parcel or freight manifests. Infoplus Metrics and Report Builder lets users define, schedule, and receive warehouse and business reports. A 3PL Billing module records time, transactions, and value-added activity for customized itemized bills. The open JSON REST API supports integrations built in Java, Python, PHP, and C#. Listed commerce connections include Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Shopify, eBay, and Amazon Seller Central; listed carriers include USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, Canada Post, and Canpar. Pricing is on request, with account fees based on product tier and add-ons. Companion apps support Android 10 or later and iOS 14.0 or later.

Infoplus 3PL WMS combines inventory, fulfillment, reporting, and 3PL billing capabilities with commerce and carrier connections. Pricing is not published, so prospective users need to request it and confirm the applicable tier and add-ons.

It is intended for warehouse operators, particularly 3PL providers handling multiple clients. Its inventory, fulfillment, reporting, and billing modules suit operations that need those functions in a warehouse system.

Overview

Infoplus 3PL WMS is warehouse software for operators managing stock, order fulfillment and client accounts, particularly third-party logistics providers. It suits teams that need warehouse workflows tied to client-level billing; the main trade-offs are custom pricing and a restriction on handling protected health information without an agreement.

Inventory controls, dispatch checks, reporting and billing sit alongside commerce and carrier connections. That breadth makes Infoplus a stronger candidate for multi-client operations than for a business looking only for basic stock tracking.

Key features

Inventory and fulfillment

Storage rules and replenishment help organize stock, while demand-based labor prediction can inform staffing needs. Lot, serial and job number tracking, pre-cartonization and automated fulfillment workflows carry control through order processing. These tools are useful where inventory or order handling varies by client or product; smaller operations may not need that range.

Dispatch, reporting and billing

Staff can scan items before dispatch, verify weights automatically and manifest parcel or freight shipments. Infoplus connects to USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, Canada Post and Canpar. Metrics and Report Builder lets users define, schedule and receive warehouse and business reports, supporting recurring operational review rather than one-off data exports alone.

The 3PL Billing module records time, transactions and value-added activity to produce customized, itemized bills. That is a practical advantage for providers charging clients for distinct services. Multi-client operations and a client portal are supported, alongside inventory control, fulfillment workflows and EDI.

Integrations and security

The open JSON REST API can be used to build integrations in languages including Java, Python, PHP and C#. Commerce connections include Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Shopify, eBay and Amazon Seller Central. This range can help teams connect warehouse work to sales channels and carriers, though building a custom integration requires development effort.

Infoplus says it uses reasonable and appropriate measures to help secure customer content, and provides its written information security program on request through a support ticket. Customers may not use the service to handle protected health information without a Business Associate Agreement. Organizations handling such data should treat that condition as a gating requirement.

Pricing

InfoPlus WMS uses custom pricing. Non-development accounts are billed at the beginning of each month according to the selected product tier and add-ons; optional paid development accounts are billed separately. Since the applicable tier and add-ons determine the bill, prospective customers should confirm both before comparing total costs. Premium chat support is also a paid add-on, while the company directs users to its knowledge base for support and documentation.

Platforms

Infoplus supports Android, iOS, web and API access. The InfoPlus Commerce Companion app requires Android 10 or later or iOS 14.0 or later. That gives mobile users a defined route to the service, while older phone operating systems fall outside the stated app requirements.

Who it's for

Infoplus is best suited to 3PLs and warehouse operators handling multiple clients, especially those that need detailed fulfillment controls and itemized client billing. Its API and commerce connections also suit operations linking warehouse processes to several sales channels. A business with simple stock needs, no requirement for 3PL billing, or a strict need for published pricing has less reason to choose it.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Inventory, fulfillment, dispatch checks and reporting cover connected stages of warehouse work, reducing the need to treat each as a separate capability.
• Pro: The billing module records time, transactions and value-added work for customized, itemized client charges, a direct fit for multi-client 3PL operations.
• Pro: A JSON REST API and named commerce and carrier connections provide several routes for linking warehouse processes to orders and shipping.
• Con: Custom pricing and separately billed add-ons make costs harder to compare without confirming the selected tier and options.
• Con: Premium chat support costs extra, and protected health information cannot be handled without a Business Associate Agreement.

Alternatives

Tremo is worth considering when a free entry point matters: its Free plan covers 100 completed pick lists per month, then charges € 0.26 per additional pick list. That usage cap may suit low-volume operations, but teams should weigh per-pick-list charges as volume grows.

EasyEcom 3PL offers a Starter plan with up to 3 users, around 100,000 SKUs, one warehouse and unlimited e-commerce channels and marketplaces. It is a relevant alternative for teams whose user and warehouse needs fit those limits and that want to compare a tier-based setup.

WMS123 is another paid option with pricing based on the operation, required capabilities and integrations, so it is also a quote-led choice.

FlowOps has a published Starter plan at $99 a month for up to 2 team users, 1 store and unlimited SKUs. It may be a better fit when those stated limits align with the operation and monthly pricing is preferable.

Storely is an alternative to consider when a free trial is important; it also offers paid add-ons for additional warehouses and clients.

Azuvio WMS starts at €12 per user per month on Startup, with scanner hardware purchased separately from €250 per unit. It may suit a buyer prioritizing a per-user starting price and prepared to budget separately for scanners.

CoreIMS offers a 15-day free trial in a secure test environment with sample data and core functions, making it an option for teams that want a time-limited evaluation.

PrepShipHub starts with a Beginner plan at $39 a month for one store integration, one user seat and up to 1,000 shipped items per month, with $0.01 per additional item. It may fit a small operation whose shipment volume stays near that allowance.

For more options, browse third-party logistics software.

Verdict

Choose Infoplus 3PL WMS if you run multi-client warehouse operations and need fulfillment controls, integrations and itemized 3PL billing in one system. Its clearest reason to look elsewhere is the combination of custom pricing and add-on costs; organizations handling protected health information also need a Business Associate Agreement before using it for that data.