Shippingbo takes a new step with LOG’S by connecting its OMS to the Hardis WMS. The aim is to enable brands, manufacturers and retailers to accelerate their omnichannel deployment without the need for a major migration, while maintaining the robustness of their existing logistics base.
Shippingbo announces a new stage in its partnership with LOG’S, a logistics provider renowned for its innovative approach to the supply chain. After supporting Small and Middle Businesses with a unified OMS + WMS Shippingbo stack, the two partners are now extending their collaboration to the MidMarket and Enterprise segment, with the deployment of a native connector betweenOMS Shippingbo and Hardis WMS, formerly Reflex WMS.
- When omnichannel sets a new standard for speed
- An architecture designed to accelerate by capitalizing on existing systems
- Accelerate omnichannel without jeopardizing existing systems
Developed and operated by Shippingbo, this connector enables merchants, brands, manufacturers, and distributors to usethe OMS to orchestrate their omnichannel workflows while leveraging the power of Hardis’s WMS forlogistics execution.
For LOG’S, this architecture offers strategic flexibility: offering this combination to new customers, or rapidly activating it for customers already operating under Hardis, without any major migration or reworking of existing systems.
When omnichannel sets a new standard for speed
The multiplication of sales channels– e-boutiques, marketplaces, social commerce, retail and D2C – places a growing demand on established brands and distributors: to open up new flows rapidly, without compromising operational reliability.
For logistics providers, the challenge is no longer simply to execute logistics, but to avoid turning every new channel or every new customer into a specific project.
A challenge of reliability, standardization and speed
This means connecting systems quickly, standardizing exchanges and guaranteeing the reliability of order, inventory andshipping data, while ensuring compliance with regulations, such as the RGPD, and the platforms’ terms of use.
In this context, time-to-market becomes as decisive asoperational excellence.
A key step in meeting the challenges of key accounts
“Today, more than 70% of e-commerce transactions go through platforms! This connector marks a key milestone in our ability to address the challenges faced by established enterprise clients seeking to make the most of omnichannel strategies without fundamentally changing their logistics stack: it is fully aligned with our best-of-breed vision. We’re proud to roll it out alongside a long-standing partner like LOG’S, whose culture of innovation and collaborative approach make it a leading player in building the supply chain of tomorrow.” – Romain Parent, General Manager & CSO, Shippingbo
An architecture designed to accelerate by capitalizing on existing systems
With this connector, LOG’S can reduceintegration times and costs, enabling its principals to rapidly deploy new omnichannel use cases without jeopardizing the WMS and investments already made, while industrializing and accelerating theonboarding of new customers.
OMS Shippingbo plays a central role in orchestrating flows between the customer’s sales channels, the 3PL‘s business systems and logistics execution. By centralizing data, it facilitates collaboration between logisticians and their principals.
Compatible with multi-warehouse and multi-organization environments, OMS Shippingbo integrates with IT systems, PIM, ERP, and CRM, and also enables the use of logistics data in management, business intelligence, andartificial intelligence tools.
Beyond the technical challenges, this orchestration capability is a direct response to the growing expectations of end customers, whether B2C or B2B: reliable product availability, controlled delivery times and continuous, transparent information, notably on order status and stock availability in an omnichannel context.
LOG’S’ vision of innovation and modularity
“At LOG’S, innovation is at the heart of our business model. It is built on collaboration between our teams and an ecosystem of leading technology partners, such as Shippingbo, with whom we co-develop solutions tailored to our clients’ challenges. This initiative embodies our commitment to staying at the forefront and providing our clients with solutions that can evolve in step with their markets and distribution channels.” — Franck Grimonprez, CEO, LOG’S
“One of the key challenges on the IT side is managing the complexity of integrations while ensuring the reliability of data flows and rapid scalability. This connector allows us to build a more modular architecture, with standardized data exchanges between the OMS and the WMS, regardless of the client’s data flows. The benefits are threefold: improved data governance, reduced reliance on custom development, and enhanced scalability—all to the benefit of both our teams and our customers.” — Anthony Boldt, CIO, LOG’S
“Our partnership with Shippingbo began several years ago to accelerate the rollout for our most agile clients—pure players, digital brands, and newcomers with demanding time-to-market requirements. With this joint development effort between Shippingbo, Hardis, and LOG’S, we are now taking a new step forward. Pure players and digital brands are scaling up, and their challenges are no longer limited to omnichannel operations: they have become industrial in nature, with a growing need for automation, robotization, and operational reliability. Meeting this challenge requires reconciling two worlds that have long been separate: the flexibility of SaaS and the robustness of industrial infrastructure. “This is precisely what we are building together—a bridge between these two worlds—to offer our clients a seamless growth trajectory, both in France and internationally, without having to choose between speed and stability.” — Vincent Mangin, Director of International Development, LOG’S
Industrialize without sacrificing agility
The partnership between Shippingbo and LOG’S began several years ago to accelerate the deployment of the most agile customers, pure players, digital brands and time-to-market-demanding newcomers.
With this Shippingbo, Hardis and LOG’S co-build, a new milestone has been reached. Pure players and digital brands are scaling up, and their challenges are no longer simply omnichannel: they have become industrial, with increasing demands forautomation, robotization and operational reliability.
Answering this equation means reconciling two worlds that have long been separated: the flexibility of SaaS and the robustness of industrial platforms. This is precisely the ambition of this connector.
“The challenge isn’t to promise unrealistic ‘plug-and-play’ functionality in complex environments, but to drastically reduce the project workload. With LOG’S as our pilot user, we built a solution capable of handling advanced use cases right from the first release. This approach allows us to gain speed without compromising either robustness or flexibility.” – Guillaume Leseur, CTO, Shippingbo
Accelerate omnichannel without jeopardizing existing systems
To meet the requirements of major accounts, Shippingbo has designed this connector with a pragmatic approach: natively covering the majority of standard needs, while enabling the management of advanced use cases.
This approach significantly reduces time-to-production, deployment and maintenance costs, while guaranteeing robust operations over the long term.
In addition to the partnership with LOG’S, this connector will enable Hardis WMS users, whether 3PL logisticians or in-house logistics teams working for brands and retailers, to benefit fromOMS Shippingbo ‘somnichannel orchestration capabilities without having to call into question their existing base.
The challenge is not to promise unrealistic plug-and-play on complex environments. The challenge is to drastically reduce the project workload, gaining speed without compromising robustness or flexibility.
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