Every channel in one order queue, with automated courier selection and barcode-checked picking and packing. Built for UK sellers shipping 30+ orders a day, from £350 a month.
StoreFeeder has significantly improved our outbound accuracy. If you scan the wrong item against the wrong order, it gives you an error message. It won't let you proceed until you get the right product. Our mispick and short pick standards against the industry are superb.
StoreFeeder’s Order Management System includes four levels of validated picking, a powerful feature that reduces the risk of picking errors. The system verifies that the correct product is picked from the correct location before it moves to packing, providing multiple checkpoints to ensure accuracy. This level of validation helps reduce costly mistakes and ensures your customers receive exactly what they ordered.
StoreFeeder’s product-led despatch process ensures that your team accurately processes and ships every order. The system leads your team through the despatch process step by step, reducing the chances of errors and ensuring the correct items are packed and shipped. By streamlining the despatch workflow, StoreFeeder ensures that each customer receives their order on time and as expected.
StoreFeeder supports both tote (consolidated picking) and trolley picking options, allowing you to tailor the picking process to your warehouse setup and order volumes. Tote picking enables the collection of multiple orders in a single run, while trolley picking allows for larger, more complex orders to be fulfilled efficiently. This flexibility helps optimise your warehouse operations, ensuring that pickers can work efficiently, no matter the order size or complexity.
StoreFeeder’s automated courier allocation feature ensures that the most appropriate courier service is selected for each order without manual input. Based on predefined rules, the system automatically assigns the best courier based on factors like delivery speed, order cost, and destination. This not only saves time but also ensures that every order is dispatched with the optimal shipping method, reducing delays and improving customer satisfaction.
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An ecommerce order management system (OMS) is software that brings every online order into one place, whichever marketplace or webstore it came from, and controls what happens next: stock allocation, courier choice, picking and packing, despatch, tracking and returns. Instead of logging into Amazon, eBay, Shopify and TikTok Shop separately, your team works one queue, and the system updates each channel automatically.
StoreFeeder is an order management system with warehouse management built in, so the same platform that receives the order also tells a picker which bin to go to and prints the right courier label.
Order management software collects orders from every place you sell, decides what should happen to each one, and tracks it through to delivery. For an ecommerce business that means one queue instead of six admin panels, rules instead of manual decisions, and tracking that goes back to the customer without anyone copying numbers. StoreFeeder is built around that flow, with the warehouse attached.
Orders import automatically from Amazon, eBay, Shopify, TikTok Shop, WooCommerce, Etsy, OnBuy, Temu and 40+ other marketplaces and webstores, with channel-specific requirements such as Amazon Seller Fulfilled Prime flagged on arrival. Order status, customer messages and changes are handled in StoreFeeder, not in each channel's admin.
Shipping rules allocate the courier service from the order's weight, destination, value, channel and service level. Orders can be held, prioritised, split or merged by rule, and pick waves can be built by cut-off time so same-day and next-day promises are met before economy orders are touched. What to automate first
Because the warehouse runs in the same system, an order moves from the queue to a handheld pick list to a scan-validated packing bench without being re-keyed. Four levels of barcode validation mean the right items leave in the right box. Pick and pack software
Labels print for Royal Mail, DPD, DHL, Evri, Amazon Shipping and 20+ more couriers, and the tracking number is pushed back to the marketplace or webstore the order came from, so Amazon's valid-tracking metrics and your customers' notifications are handled automatically. Shipping management
Returns are booked against the original order, with restock, exchange or write-off and a refund from the same screen. Returns management
The hard part of selling on several marketplaces is not taking the orders, it is keeping them consistent. Each channel has its own despatch deadlines, tracking requirements and cancellation rules, and each one needs an accurate stock figure. StoreFeeder holds one stock pool across every channel, so a sale on eBay reduces what Amazon, Shopify and TikTok Shop can sell, and despatch confirmations go back to each marketplace in the format it expects. That is what keeps seller ratings healthy as you add channels. How to manage stock across every channel
StoreFeeder is web-based. Your office team logs in through a browser and works the same live order queue wherever they are, and the warehouse team picks and packs on handheld scanners connected to the same system, so an order changed in the office is already changed on the warehouse floor. StoreFeeder is hosted on Microsoft Azure in Europe.
If you ship from two or more sites, or hold some stock with a third-party warehouse, each order needs to go to the location that can fulfil it. With the Advanced Operations Pro add-on, StoreFeeder routes orders to a warehouse automatically as they are imported, either to your preferred site first or to whichever site avoids splitting the order, and tracks stock transfers between locations. Multi-warehouse management
Many sellers start with a standalone OMS and later bolt on a WMS, which means two systems, two sets of stock figures and an integration to maintain. With StoreFeeder they are one system. Warehouse management software
Sellers on two or more channels shipping 30+ orders a day, where someone is currently logging into each marketplace, choosing courier services by hand, or chasing tracking numbers. If you also hold your own stock, StoreFeeder's warehouse management replaces the separate WMS most order management tools expect you to buy.
Order management is included in every plan. Pricing is based on your annual turnover, from £350 a month ex VAT, with no cap on users or sales channels and no per-user fees. Connect your first channel in under 30 minutes, with a free trial and no card required. With a named implementation specialist, standard onboarding typically takes 3–6 weeks and a full warehouse go-live 6–12 weeks, and StoreFeeder does not update your sales channels until you go live. How switching works, check your price or book a demo.
Want to put a number on it? Our ROI calculator estimates the labour hours and picking-error costs StoreFeeder could save you, based on your team size and order volume.
Order management is included in every plan. Pricing is based on annual turnover and starts from £350 a month ex VAT, with no cap on users or sales channels and no per-user fees. See pricing
Yes. Shipping rules pick the courier and service for each order from its weight, destination, value, channel and service level, and the label prints at packing. Tracking is then sent back to the channel the order came from.
Yes. One stock pool is shared across every sales channel, so a sale on one channel updates the stock available on all the others.
StoreFeeder has 70+ integrations, all built and maintained in-house, including Amazon, eBay, Shopify, TikTok Shop, Temu, WooCommerce, Etsy and OnBuy, plus couriers such as Royal Mail, DPD and Evri. Orders from every channel arrive in one queue.
An order management system (OMS) manages the order: where it came from, what is in it, and how and when it ships. A warehouse management system (WMS) manages the stock in the warehouse that fulfils it. StoreFeeder does both in one system, included in every plan.
Order Management within a Warehouse Management System (WMS) refers to handling the entire lifecycle of customer orders, from initial receipt through picking, packing, despatch, and delivery tracking, ensuring accuracy and timely fulfilment.
StoreFeeder's order management system is built for UK sellers on two or more channels shipping from about 30 to 10,000+ orders a day. There is no cap on users or sales channels, so it grows with you.
StoreFeeder supports single, batch, wave, zone, tote and trolley picking, all scan-validated on handheld devices, so you can match the method to your warehouse layout and order volumes.
StoreFeeder’s product-led despatch process guides your team step by step, ensuring that each item is accurately packed and shipped. This reduces the chances of shipping errors and ensures orders are fulfilled correctly.
StoreFeeder’s validated picking process includes four levels of checks to ensure that the correct product is picked from the correct location, significantly reducing picking errors and ensuring that every customer receives the right item.
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