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How Many Order Management Software Products Does G2 Track?

Total Products under this Category: 539

Category Stats (Nov 2026)

  • Average Rating: 4.37/5 (↑0.01 vs Oct 2026) The average rating of products in this category, based on all submitted ratings
  • Top Trending Product: StoreFeeder (+10.78%) - Among all products in this category, StoreFeeder recorded the largest rating increase compared to last month

Last updated: November 01, 2026

How Does G2 Rank Order Management Software Products?

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G2's software rankings are built on verified user reviews, rigorous moderation, and a consistent research methodology maintained by a team of analysts and data experts. Each product is measured using the same transparent criteria, with no paid placement or vendor influence. While reviews reflect real user experiences, which can be subjective, they offer valuable insight into how software performs in the hands of professionals. Together, these inputs power the G2 Score, a standardized way to compare tools within every category.

G2 Grid® for Order Management Software

G2 Grid® for Order Management Software plotting products by satisfaction and market presence

Highlighted products: QuickBooks Online, SAP Commerce Cloud, Salesforce Order Management, Procurify, ShipHero, Unicommerce, Katana Cloud Inventory, and Increff WMS.

Underlying data: [Grid® JSON](https://www.g2.com/categories/order-management/grids.json?focus%5B%5D=quickbooks-online&focus%5B%5D=sap-commerce-cloud&focus%5B%5D=salesforce-order-management&focus%5B%5D=procurify&focus%5B%5D=shiphero&focus%5B%5D=unicommerce&focus%5B%5D=katana-cloud-inventory&focus%5B%5D=increff-wms)

NARLIT

NARLIT offers orders, services and issues tracking. Assign work to your vendors and employees. Let them update statuses of their tasks. Be well informed how far they are with their work.

Who Is the Company Behind NARLIT?

Natural Order

Natural Solutions is a secure back-end application provider for the multi-channel merchant. Whether your order is from a shopping cart, a mail-order catalog, a call-center, or a storefront, our applications streamline all of these channels.

Who Is the Company Behind Natural Order?

Neocrm

IngageApp is owned by Beijing Renke Interactive Network Technology Co., Ltd., and is a new-generation SaaS customer relationship management (CRM) software provider by leveraging the latest mobile and social technologies.

Average Rating: 5.0/5.0

Total Reviews: 2

Who Is the Company Behind Neocrm?

Who Uses This Product?

  • Company Size: 50% Medium, 50% Small

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Neuro

Neuro is the ultimate iPaaS solution, effortlessly linking merchants to sales channels and marketplaces. With a no-code/low-code platform, it automates data flow, slashes operational costs, and eliminates integration headaches—so you can scale at speed.

Who Is the Company Behind Neuro?

NewStore

NewStore provides a Unified Commerce Platform for global retail brands that want to accelerate their digital transformation. Built with MACH principles, NewStore provides the world’s most advanced Omnichannel POS and Shopping App with built-in order management, inventory, and clienteling. Platform Components: • Mobile Point of Sale • Omnichannel Management • Native Shopping Apps • SaaS Omnichannel Cloud

Average Rating: 4.3/5.0

Total Reviews: 3

How Do G2 Users Rate NewStore?

  • Flow Of Goods: 10.0/10 (Category avg: 8.6/10)
  • Stock Levels: 10.0/10 (Category avg: 8.7/10)

Who Is the Company Behind NewStore?

  • Seller: NewStore
  • Year Founded: 2015
  • HQ Location: Boston, US
  • Twitter: @newstoreinc
    1,141 Twitter followers
  • LinkedIn® Page: www.linkedin.com
    156 employees on LinkedIn®

Who Uses This Product?

  • Company Size: 50% Medium, 50% Small

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Nventory

Nventory is a cloud-based order management system (OMS) and inventory synchronization platform for ecommerce businesses that sell across multiple sales channels. It acts as a central operational layer connecting online storefronts, marketplaces, shipping carriers, and warehouses — keeping inventory levels, order statuses, and fulfillment workflows in sync across all of them from a single dashboard. The platform supports 34 native integrations across marketplaces (Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Etsy, TikTok Shop, Flipkart), ecommerce platforms (Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, Magento), shipping carriers (FedEx, UPS, DHL, USPS, Royal Mail, DPD), and accounting or ERP tools (QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, Sage, Odoo). Core functionality includes real-time bi-directional inventory sync across connected channels, a unified order queue that aggregates orders from all sources, and rule-based order routing that directs fulfillment to warehouses, third-party logistics providers, or Amazon FBA based on configurable logic. The platform also handles multi-location stock allocation, buffer stock thresholds per channel, low-stock alerts, and automated reorder points. For businesses running dropshipping operations, Nventory manages supplier inventory feeds at varying levels of automation — from scheduled CSV imports to real-time API-based sync — and supports multi-supplier failover and per-SKU stockout actions. An AI-powered automation layer, available on higher-tier plans, allows users to build trigger-condition-action workflows, connect external REST APIs, and configure fulfillment routing rules through a natural language interface without writing code. Additional modules include a built-in online storefront, a point-of-sale system with Stripe Terminal support, and a free tools section with calculators for safety stock, inventory turnover, demand forecasting, and multichannel profit margins.

Who Is the Company Behind Nventory?

OAN Order Management

The OAN Order Management application provides a workspace where people, processes, and technology come together. Cutting-edge technology is used to greatly simplify and automate mundane tasks so that the Customer Service team can better focus their time on value-added activities that will increase their customer engagement. The OAN Order Management application consists of pre-built & pre-configured workflows along with multiple Oracle ERP connectors that make our implementation a breeze.

Who Is the Company Behind OAN Order Management?

Omega Order Tracking

Order tracking in real-time with shipment tracking notifications. Reduce support tickets & costs. Omega Order Tracking is designed to help you increase customer satisfaction, customer loyalty & retention rate. Easily track your order from multiple carriers, get notified of shipment status, and view order shipping info all in one place. With branded tracking page & estimated delivery date/ETA, you are set for a smooth and hassle-free tracking experience. Increasing upsell & cross-sell with added marketing assets. Less WISMO with SEO-optimized auto-translated shipment update notifications.

Who Is the Company Behind Omega Order Tracking?

Ommni

Ommni is a powerful Product Information Management (PIM) platform designed to centralize, streamline, and scale product, pricing, and inventory data for modern retailers. Built with a deep understanding of the challenges faced by the retail industry, Ommni connects your entire commerce network—across eCommerce platforms, marketplaces, and MarTech tools—to ensure seamless operations and exceptional customer experiences.

Who Is the Company Behind Ommni?

Omniful Ware House Management System

Omniful’s Warehouse Management System (WMS) is designed to provide warehouse management solutions tailored to your business needs. Whether you operate a warehouse for commerce, retail, or logistics, our integrated system offers real-time inventory management and seamless connectivity with existing business systems. Our AI-powered WMS enables businesses to optimize warehouse operations, track inventory with precision, and streamline fulfillment from inbound to outbound logistics. With the ability to manage inventory efficiently, companies can reduce costs, enhance their supply chain performance, and improve customer satisfaction.

Who Is the Company Behind Omniful Ware House Management System?

OmniOrders

OmniOrders is a cloud-based omnichannel order management platform designed to streamline, automate, and centralize order processing, inventory tracking, and fulfillment operations for modern e-commerce businesses.

Who Is the Company Behind OmniOrders?

Omnivio

Omnivio is an AI-powered commerce intelligence platform for D2C and e-commerce brands. It connects every sales channel into one data pipeline and reconciles each settlement, payout and remittance to the order level — across marketplaces (Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, Meesho), quick commerce (Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart, Flipkart Minutes) and your own website (Shopify). Beyond reconciliation, Omnivio validates every marketplace fee against your agreed rate card — commission, shipping, pick-and-pack and reverse-logistics charges — surfacing overcharges and undercharges to the rupee. It also unifies inventory across marketplace and own warehouses, tracks ad spend and ROAS against settled revenue, and delivers dashboards, a DIY report builder and automated alerts for short-payments, settlement delays and stockouts. Brands use Omnivio to recover money lost to wrong fees and missing settlements, keep stock visible across channels, and replace hours of manual spreadsheet reconciliation with automated, order-level accuracy. Onboarding is typically completed within 24 hours.

Who Is the Company Behind Omnivio?

  • Seller: Omnivio
  • Year Founded: 2021
  • HQ Location: Noida, IN
  • LinkedIn® Page: www.linkedin.com
    28 employees on LinkedIn®
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Researched and written by Nathan Calabrese
Updated March 7, 2025