Name: Orderwave
Price: 150 USD ($)
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Orderwave Overview

OrderWave is an order management / e-commerce middleware platform designed to sit between your sales channels and backend systems. It centralizes orders, inventory, and business logic so that you can automate workflows, apply custom rules, and maintain consistency across stores, warehouses, and systems.

More About Orderwave

unique features

Event-based rules engine: You can insert business logic at any stage of order/inventory lifecycle without heavy coding. (e.g. split, reroute, reorder)
E-commerce middleware stance: Unlike monolithic platforms, OrderWave doesn’t force you to rebuild your store or ERP — you keep your existing stack.
Flexible integrations: Connects to multiple upstream and downstream systems.
Scalable automation: Once rules are defined, workflows become hands-off.
Multi-channel orchestration: It can manage synchronizing inventory and orders across many channels.
Granular control over fulfillment logic: You can build custom paths rather than relying on rigid defaults.

Industry-specific benefits

Catalog / direct marketing: supports recurring orders, catalogs, complex order entries.
Retail / apparel / multi-warehouse retail: smooth inventory sync across stores and warehouses.
Distribution / wholesale: custom order routing, split shipments, rules for discounted buyers or bulk orders.
Marketplaces sellers: unify marketplace orders with your direct store and orchestrate fulfillment centrally.

Competitor	Where They Excel	Where OrderWave Outshines / Weaknesses
Now Commerce	Simple B2B order portals with QuickBooks integration	OrderWave is much more flexible in rules, routing, workflow automation.
OrderCloud (by Four51 / API-first platforms)	Highly custom, headless, API-first e-commerce frameworks	OrderWave gives a mix of interface + rules engine; you might prefer OrderCloud for total flexibility.
ERP / full suite systems (like NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics)	Broader modules (finance, manufacturing, CRM)	OrderWave is leaner with focus on order/inventory workflow; gives you flexibility without extra modules you may not need.
Standalone OMS (like Brightpearl, Skubana, Linnworks)	Some have strong inventory & storefront coupling	OrderWave’s middleware approach is more decoupled, giving you choice in front / back systems and stronger custom logic control.