The future of commerce
moves as One.
Modern commerce is fragmented. Inventory lives in silos. Fulfillment logic is hard-coded. Customer promises are delivered inconsistently or broken altogether. Whether you’re operating in complex B2B networks or high-pressure retail environments, disconnect is more than a technical issue, it’s a business risk.
There’s a better way. When every system speaks the same language, assets, data, teams, and services move in perfect sync.
That’s not magic. It’s The Order of Things.
At its core: Distributed Order Management (DOM).
Hackett London – Increase sales and operational efficiency with DOM
35%
Growth in one year with omnichannel solutions
2-3 days
Delivery vs. 8–10 days before OneStock
40%
Reduction in transport costs
15%
Increase in overall sales
From fragmented tools
to a unified engine.
Five tools for one order.
Three systems for one stock.
Zero clarity.
It doesn’t scale.
DOM replaces complexity with control, providing one platform, one source of truth across the entire order lifecycle.
Read our white paper to learn why unified commerce fails without a DOM. From enterprise retail to complex B2B networks, DOM transforms operations from a cost center into an engine for growth. The brands that move now will define the next decade of commerce. Don’t let disparate systems slow you down.
DOM is not optional. It’s operational.
Legacy systems can’t keep up. ERPs were built for batch, not now. Manual workarounds create more problems than they solve.
DOM sits above it all: dynamically allocating, re-routing, and resolving based on live data and strategic logic.
For retail: fewer cancellations, smarter fulfillment, and consistent experiences.
For B2B: SLA accuracy, supply chain agility, and higher-margin orchestration.
For your customers? Trust built at every touchpoint.
Demand is unpredictable, inventory is fragmented, and customer expectations have never been higher. Retailers and B2B companies face the same challenges: skyrocketing logistics costs, out-of-stocks despite available inventory, and poor customer experiences.
The problem isn’t the product. It’s how they manage inventory, orders, and fulfillment.
Guillaume Vanbrugghe
Product marketing manager
OneStock
Ready to put your Order Management in sync?
Here’s what happens after you click “Submit”:
- We schedule a discovery session, at your convenience, to understand your unique operational challenges and ambitions.
- We tailor the conversation to your business, uncovering how fragmented processes, rising costs, or broken promises may be holding you back.
- We show you how brands like yours moved from chaos to clarity, unlocking scalable growth, seamless fulfillment, and customer trust with Distributed Order Management.
- We map out your next steps, building the foundation for unified commerce and making your operations flow as one.
It’s not just transformation. It’s putting everything in order.
Get started today.
