Your own warehouses
Your ERP or WMS sends quantities through the API whenever they change. The current API updates the Default warehouse; writing inventory by external warehouse is under development.
Logistics, inventory & fulfilment
Bring together warehouse inventory, collected shipment information and replenishment planning. Accessible data depends on the 3PL connections; extended multi-carrier tracking remains to be developed.
Amazon FBA, logistics software and fulfillment providers: accessible inventory, warehouses and operations depend on API access. Connections depend on scope or require an integration assessment. No official partnership is claimed.
View connections and availabilityThe PIM connects the same product to inventory held in your warehouses and by your providers. Each quantity retains its source so you can understand where goods are held and which channels they can supply.
Your ERP or WMS sends quantities through the API whenever they change. The current API updates the Default warehouse; writing inventory by external warehouse is under development.
Logistics connectors collect inventory from supported providers such as Amazon FBA. Each additional integration is assessed against its API and available data.
From inventory to sales channels
Link offers to the inventory sources selected in logistics. Target quantities can be recalculated and sent to supported marketplaces according to the configured rules and sending mode.
Receive quantities from your systems and connected 3PLs.
Match inventory, PIM references and relevant offers.
Send availability to supported channels and check their responses.
Published availability remains distinct from physical stock. Our offering covers ecommerce inventory updates according to store APIs. Extended API access to multi-warehouse/3PL inventory remains under development, with scope defined around your applications.
Orders & fulfilment
Bring together fulfilments received from integrated sources and find their orders, products and packages. Available dates, statuses, carriers and tracking numbers add operational context to each sale.
Sending tracking information back to supported channels is part of the offering under development. Status mappings, identifiers and write operations are defined for each connection.
Understand which sale and products a shipment belongs to.
Read handling, shipping and delivery information supplied by the source.
Find available carrier details and tracking references in the same cockpit.
Carriers & rate grids
Rate grids connect a warehouse, delivery service, destination and weight range to a price. They provide a basis for estimating costs within your logistics setup.
Compare options suitable for a shipping scenario to help your team choose. Recommendation rules and covered costs need to be defined; an estimate remains distinct from the amount actually billed.
Everyday planning tools
The planner brings together warehouse inventory and known sales to suggest replenishment quantities. Teams can review products, filter situations and export their preparation.
Review available quantities, sales and estimated stockout dates where they can be calculated.
Examine the recommended quantity for the selected warehouse using the available sales history.
Add supplier lead times and your business parameters to the decision; integrating these into recommendations remains to be finalised.
The current calculation uses, among other inputs, sales over the last 90 days. A recommendation can be zero; it does not place an order or guarantee that stockouts will be avoided.
Your deployment scope
Your ERP, WMS and providers remain the sources of operations. Together we define warehouses, product identifiers, update frequency and required data flows. A new 3PL API can be assessed for integration; having an API does not guarantee support for every operation.
CIAMA is a modular licensed product, available on dedicated hosting managed by Dawap or installed on your own servers, including on-premise.
That is the target scope of the multi-warehouse extension. The current stock API writes to the Default warehouse. Creating and updating separate external warehouses is under development; identifiers and update responsibilities are defined with your systems.
Amazon FBA is an example of an existing connection. Other providers can be assessed if they offer a suitable API. Available inventory, fulfilments and costs depend on each connector and account permissions.
Offers can be linked to selected inventory sources and availability sent to supported marketplaces according to configuration. Our offering also covers inventory distribution to ecommerce stores according to their APIs. Extended inventory API access for third-party applications remains under development.
Available tracking data is centralised with fulfilments. Sending it back to channels is part of the offering under development and must be defined for each integration.
Carrier records and rate grids are available. Scenario-based recommendations are under development; label generation is on the roadmap. Automatic carrier selection or shipping purchases are not assumed to be enabled.
The planner combines warehouse inventory and sales history, with a calculation based in particular on 90 days of sales. Supplier lead times and additional parameters are extensions to finalise. Your team reviews recommendations before acting.
No. CIAMA can complement your WMS with a multichannel view. Picking, locations and physical movements remain with the responsible system within the agreed scope.
Your inventory sources, providers and sales channels: let’s define the connections and tools that will help your teams.
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