Tecsys Omni WMS - 2025 Pricing, Features, Reviews, & Alternatives

Many legacy warehouse management systems were designed at a time when e-commerce represented a small percentage of total revenue. As shopping and shipping habits evolved, brands and retailers have found themselves competing not only with traditional brick and-mortar rivals and brands, but with pure play online retailers — companies that have mastered the art of the e-commerce shipping experience. In order to compete, brands and retailers need to ensure their fulfillment operations are optimized for fast and cost-effective fulfillment. The quickest and most reliable path toward this reality will be an out-of-the-box, low-risk, e-commerce warehouse management system that can integrate seamlessly with your existing operation.

Tecsys’ Omni WMS can be implemented within 28 working days with minimal training due to the intuitive nature of the user interfaces. With pre-built integrations and an API layer, implementation time is minimized so that distribution centers can be up and running quickly, meeting and exceeding shopper expectations for online order fulfillment. The ability to increase order margin through productivity while at the same time providing an enhanced customer experience — within such a short period of time — will more than pay for the cost of implementing and operating Omni WMS.

Omni WMS can also scale with a business as fulfillment needs grow. Tecsys’ Omni WMS can be implemented in small fulfillment centers with single digit users, but it can also be utilized in large multi-facility warehouses with over 250 simultaneous users. It also has pre-built integrations with automation tools (e.g., carts, VLMs, AS/RS, etc.).

Omni WMS enables cluster picking where multiple items are picked for multiple orders in one picking run. These items are usually collected on a cart with separate sections for each individual order. The system keeps track of where the individual order is located on the cart and sorts all the order lines in an optimal picking sequence (across all orders). At each picking location (e.g., shelf), the associate picks the individual order line and places it in the allocated section of the cart. This is a very efficient picking method for the beauty brand retailer as the items are small and multiple orders (e.g., 40) can be fulfilled in one run.

Omni WMS allows for batch order picking, which is much simpler than cluster picking and optimized for orders that have a single line item. A picker simply picks all the items for multiple one-line orders, all while being directed by the WMS to the item locations using the most efficient route. The picker then brings all the items to a packing station and the system drives through the process of separating the group of items into individual orders. These items are scanned as they are separated into orders and the WMS links the item to a sales order and prints out an individual shipping label for the package. In this method, a retailer can pick over 100-200 orders in one cart on a single picking route.

Flexible and scalable Omni WMS allows you to manage your warehouse or a small network of warehouses to adapt to fulfillment challenges and stay ahead of the competition. Proven to be one of the easiest WMS implementations on the market, you can implement Omni WMS in one area, one product line or one facility and grow from there.