Supply Chain & Fulfillment AI
Extensiv Order Manager
Extensiv Order Manager is a multichannel operations system for keeping orders, inventory, purchasing, warehouse routing and fulfillment work together. It is intended for teams coordinating Shopify, marketplaces, warehouses, FBA, dropship or 3PL flows.
- Platforms
- Shopify · Amazon · Custom API
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Buying view: Extensiv Order Manager is a multichannel operations system for keeping orders, inventory, purchasing, warehouse routing and fulfillment work together. It is intended for teams coordinating Shopify, marketplaces, warehouses, FBA, dropship or 3PL flows.
Capabilities
The system can connect sales channels with inventory, warehouse and fulfillment rules so operations teams can decide where an order should go and how stock should stay aligned. Its success depends on accurate SKU mapping, channel rules and a deliberate migration plan for the systems already in use.
What problem it addresses
Extensiv Order Manager is a multichannel operations system for keeping orders, inventory, purchasing, warehouse routing and fulfillment work together. It is intended for teams coordinating Shopify, marketplaces, warehouses, FBA, dropship or 3PL flows.
How people use it
The system can connect sales channels with inventory, warehouse and fulfillment rules so operations teams can decide where an order should go and how stock should stay aligned. Its success depends on accurate SKU mapping, channel rules and a deliberate migration plan for the systems already in use.
This composition map separates daily fulfillment work from planning and visibility. Order, inventory and shipping tools coordinate current operations; forecasting and reporting help the team plan replenishment and inspect the business without being presented as another order-routing step.
What each module does and its role
Order management
Order management is the central workspace for orders arriving from multiple selling channels. Operations teams use rules and connected fulfillment providers to route and track orders through fulfillment, while complex routing still needs configuration and exception ownership.
Inventory and replenishment
Inventory and replenishment work gives the team a shared view of availability across channels and locations. It helps operators keep storefront inventory current and plan replenishment, but the accuracy of those decisions depends on the connected OMS, WMS and marketplace records.
Shipping and fulfillment
Shipping and fulfillment connects accepted orders with the warehouse or shipping system that will complete them. It carries order and tracking information between selling and fulfillment channels; carrier choice and warehouse execution remain dependent on the connected operating setup.
Demand forecasting
Demand forecasting supports future inventory planning from historical sales and operating data. It helps the team decide when replenishment may be needed, while the forecast remains a planning input rather than an automatic purchase order or guaranteed sales result.
Reporting and operational visibility
Reporting brings sales, order, inventory and fulfillment information into an operating view. Managers use it to inspect cost, stock and service questions across the business; the reports reflect the records and definitions available in the connected systems.
Commercial plans
Extensiv does not publish named Order Manager plan prices on the product page. Treat it as a sales-led quote covering the required channels, order and inventory scope, implementation, integrations and support—not as a generic pricing link.
Extensiv Order Manager public commercial reference
| Product or sales surface | Scope | Public price and status |
|---|---|---|
| Extensiv Order Manager | Quote should define channel count, order and inventory volume, warehouses or 3PL workflows, integrations, onboarding and support. Included plan entitlements
Optional add-ons
| Custom quote |
Comparable tools: price and workflow
| Tool | Workflow difference | Official public price reference |
|---|---|---|
| Cin7 | Inventory, orders, purchasing, and multiple selling channels need to share one operating system. Migration, SKU and location definitions, integrations, permissions, and exception handling matter more than a feature checklist. | Standard: $349/monthPro: $599/monthAdvanced: $1,199/month |
| Finale Inventory | Multi-channel order flow, inventory availability, routing, and fulfillment exceptions have outgrown manual coordination. Use a test account to validate channel mapping, order states, write permissions, oversell handling, and migration effort. | Inventory plan: From $499/month |
| Fishbowl | The brand makes or assembles products and needs inventory decisions to connect with BOMs, work orders, or warehouse execution. Confirm manufacturing modules, data model, deployment, and channel synchronization rather than assuming an inventory plan covers production. | Inventory: From $229/monthManufacturing: From $595/month |
| Katana | The brand makes or assembles products and needs inventory decisions to connect with BOMs, work orders, or warehouse execution. Confirm manufacturing modules, data model, deployment, and channel synchronization rather than assuming an inventory plan covers production. | Free: $0Core: From $299/monthManufacturing management add-on: $199/month |
| ShipBob | The priority is outsourced storage, pick-pack-ship operations and a fulfillment network, not only software control of internal stock. Model dimensions, inbound flow, destinations, returns, service levels, and peak season; the commercial decision is not a SaaS-plan comparison. | Official pricing: See official pricing |
Native connections
Authorize Shopify as a sales channel so orders enter Order Manager and inventory updates can be sent back to the store.
Extensiv Shopify sales-channel setupFrequently asked questions
Which operations does Extensiv Order Manager bring together?
Its documented scope includes orders, inventory, purchasing, warehouse routing, fulfillment, shipping and operating analytics. The exact connectors and write actions should be checked against each sales channel and warehouse in use.
What should be checked before an OMS migration?
Start with a limited set of SKUs, warehouses, order states, routing rules and fulfillment exceptions. The commercial scope should also identify the current product modules, connected platforms, migration support and contract responsibilities.
Is public self-service pricing available?
The current page does not identify public Order Manager pricing. A quote should state channel count, order volume, inventory locations, modules, migration needs, support and contract terms.
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