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Work order No. 03 · Route multi-warehouse 11:20:41 AM

Multi-warehouse inventory that routes itself.

It's 11:20, the carrier cutoff is closing in, and every order is still queued against one default warehouse. Shipping long and slow. Drag the handle. That's the same queue, routed by EasyEcom.

This morning's queue · promise to customer · one network one default warehouse  →  your whole network
OrderPromiseRouted from
#88231 ·35-dayFar DC · split ×3
#88232 ·14-dayBackordered
#88233 ·26-dayFar DC
#88234 ·55-day1 DC · 3 boxes
#88235 ·1Stockout
#88236 ·25-dayFar DC
ONE DEFAULT WAREHOUSE4 shipping far · 2 backordered · avg 5.2-day
Left of the line: every order against one warehouse, shipping long. Right: the same queue, routed by EasyEcom. ROUTED IN <50ms · PER ORDER
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The work order

Multi-warehouse order routing, in four moves

01

Map your whole fulfillment network

Every node becomes routable stock: your own warehouses, retail stores, multiple 3PL partners, and virtual inventory like Amazon FBA. One model of where everything can ship from.

02

Hold one live count per location

Real-time stock for every warehouse, store and virtual node: synced across all locations in under 60 seconds. Every channel reads the same per-location truth, so nothing routes to stock that isn't there.

03

Route & split every order automatically

On each order the engine scores promise, distance and cost, then ships from the single best warehouse, or splits across the fewest locations only when that's genuinely faster or cheaper. Split shipments stay one order end to end.

04

Keep every shelf honest

Scan-based receiving, cycle counts and bin-level control keep each location's count true: because routing is only as good as the number behind it. Returns route back to the right location and re-enter its live count.

The guarantee Written into the contract, not the marketing
99.7%
Bin-level inventory accuracy · Enterprise

Every order routes from stock that's really there — held to 99.7% bin-level accuracy.

Routing is only as trustworthy as the count behind it. We guarantee near real-time stock sync across every location — under 60 seconds, written into the contract — and hold 99.7% bin-level accuracy in Enterprise deployments.

<60s multi-location sync · SLA Load-tested to 10M orders/day
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EASYECOM
SLA
2026
5.1B+orders processed
100%order processing accuracy
2.5xoperational efficiency
12+countries served
Customer result

Relaxo runs multi-warehouse fulfillment across regional DCs on EasyEcom: at 100% inventory accuracy.

Relaxo Footwear · routing across regional distribution centers  ·  Read the story →

Multi-warehouse routing, proved: the order that shipped in a day, from two warehouses.

Not a testimonial: the actual routing slip. Five units, no single warehouse held them all. The engine split once, shipped from the two nearest, and still beat a whole-order ship by three days.

EasyEcom · routing slipOrder #88234
11:20:41.006  ORDER RECEIVED  #88234 · HD-201 ×5 11:20:41.009  STOCK  NJ 2 · TX 3 · OH 0 · NV 1 11:20:41.012  SCORE  promise · distance · cost 11:20:41.014  ALLOCATE  2 → NJ (1-day) · 3 → TX (1-day) 11:20:41.041  SPLIT APPROVED · 2 boxes beat 1 slow box 11:20:41.043  LABELS  NJ #A · TX #B · one order id
ROUTED · 1-DAY
Answered

Multi-warehouse inventory management, answered

What is multi-warehouse inventory management?

Multi-warehouse inventory management is tracking and controlling stock across several fulfillment locations: your own warehouses, retail stores, third-party (3PL) sites and virtual inventory such as Amazon FBA. From one system, so every channel sees one accurate, per-location stock truth. EasyEcom holds a live count for each location and uses it to route every order to the warehouse that can ship it fastest and cheapest.

How does multi-warehouse order routing decide which warehouse to ship from?

On every order, EasyEcom's routing engine scores each location that holds the stock against delivery promise, distance to the customer and fulfillment cost, then ships from the single best warehouse, or splits the order across the fewest locations when that is genuinely faster or cheaper. Split shipments are tracked as one order end to end.

What is a split shipment, and when should an order be split?

A split shipment is one customer order fulfilled from more than one location, because no single warehouse holds every item or because splitting reaches the customer faster. EasyEcom only splits when the split beats shipping the whole order from one place on promise or cost, so you avoid paying for extra boxes you don't need.

What is distributed order management?

Distributed order management (DOM) is the logic that decides where each order is fulfilled from when stock sits across many locations. It weighs promise, distance and cost, then allocates the order to one warehouse or splits it across several. On EasyEcom this runs on every order: the same engine behind our multi-channel order management.

Can EasyEcom route across multiple 3PLs and virtual inventory like Amazon FBA?

Yes. Every fulfillment node: your warehouses, multiple 3PL partners, retail stores and virtual inventory such as Amazon FBA. Is modeled as routable stock. Orders route to any of them by the same promise, distance and cost rules, and 3PL operators can run several clients from one panel with inventory kept separate per client.

How does multi-warehouse fulfillment handle returns?

Returns route too. EasyEcom directs each return to the nearest or most appropriate location, receives it against the original order, runs a quality check, and puts good stock back into that location's live count. Returned units become sellable again from the right warehouse instead of sitting unaccounted.

Close this work order

Ship from everywhere. Feel like one place.

See your own network — every warehouse, store and virtual location — routing your real orders. A 30-minute walkthrough with an ops specialist, using your SKUs and your locations.

No trial to configure. You'll speak to someone who has routed orders across a live network.