RC:OMS
Order Management System
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Marketplaces bring massive traffic, but strict rules. Prevent SLA breaches, stop overselling, and reconcile every settlement payout across Amazon and Flipkart.
Selling on Amazon and Flipkart is highly lucrative, but their algorithms are unforgiving. A few cancelled orders or late dispatches can tank your seller rating, causing your products to disappear from page one overnight.
When you list 10 units on both Amazon and Flipkart, you are risking an oversell if 7 sell on one and 4 sell on the other simultaneously.
Manually checking different portals for new orders guarantees that eventually, you will miss a dispatch deadline.
Amazon deducts referral fees, FBA fees, and return penalties. Without reconciliation, you might be selling high-volume items at a net loss.
RC:OMS acts as a high-speed buffer between your warehouse and the marketplaces, ensuring absolute data integrity.
The moment an order drops on Flipkart, RC:OMS instantly deducts that unit from the master ledger and pushes the new stock level to Amazon.
All marketplace orders funnel into a single queue, prioritized automatically by their required dispatch SLA time.
Upload the marketplace payout CSV. RC:OMS matches it against every shipped order and flags exact discrepancies in commissions or missing RTOs.
Scaling your brand on external platforms requires specialized Marketplace Seller Software. While these platforms provide immense reach, they demand flawless execution. Without automation, the operational overhead will erode your profit margins.
If you utilize Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) alongside your own warehouse (FBM), tracking stock becomes a dual-headed problem. A premium OMS acts as an Amazon FBA Inventory Tracker, allowing you to see exactly what is sitting in Amazon's warehouses versus your own. When FBA stock runs low, the OMS alerts you to create an inbound shipment, preventing stockouts that could kill your product's organic ranking.
The most common reason sellers get banned or suspended from marketplaces is a high order defect/cancellation rate. This usually happens when a seller lists the same 100 units on both Amazon and Flipkart. If a viral spike occurs, both platforms might sell 70 units before the seller can manually update the numbers—resulting in 40 cancelled orders.
Multi-marketplace sync software solves this by instantly broadcasting an inventory deduction across all connected APIs the exact second a purchase is made anywhere.
Automate your marketplace syncing and ensure you are never penalized for an operational mistake.