Jul 8, 2020
SkuVault, developer of the world’s most intuitive ecommerce warehouse management software, announced today its new integration with Skubana, the leader in ecommerce operations software for online merchants. Now, Skubana customers can utilize SkuVault to streamline receiving, picking, packing, and other critical warehouse processes.
SkuVault provides a perfect complement to Skubana’s strong inventory management and ERP capabilities. Together, the two solutions help eCommerce retailers reduce errors and scale their warehouse operations efficiently, and ensure inventory accuracy across all of their selling channels.
“The integration between SkuVault and Skubana provides users with a fantastic opportunity to streamline their operations,” said Andy Eastes, SkuVault CEO and co-founder. “Together, our solutions give ecommerce merchants a powerhouse set of tools to automate processes and make quick decisions based on solid and accurate inventory data in the warehouse.”
Skubana users now have access to warehouse management features, including in-depth quality control, automated and paperless picking options, and user accountability tracking. This kind of efficiency and overall inventory visibility empowers users to do their jobs more effectively, thus, reducing the risk of manual errors and lost inventory.
"SkuVault’s warehouse management functionality has long been a perfect complement to Skubana, and this new integration makes the combination of our feature sets even easier to implement and manage,“ said Chad Rubin, Skubana CEO. “We look forward to providing more efficient fulfillment and inventory management workflows via SkuVault’s barcoding, picking, and scanning capabilities."
For more information about SkuVault or to schedule a demo, visit us at www.skuvault.com.
About SkuVault
SkuVault provides a cloud-based inventory and warehouse management system designed for businesses looking to scale with a competitive eCommerce and omni-channel distribution solution. Delivered via a Software-as-a-Service model, SkuVault's product is directly integrated with channel management systems, eCommerce store platforms, shipping software, and many other operational technology platforms, creating a more seamless experience for its customers and allowing for a more streamlined product fulfillment. For additional information, visit www.skuvault.com.
About Skubana
Skubana is the leader in e-commerce operations software for online merchants. The platform unifies backend data, orders, inventory, POs, and more in the cloud and makes it easy for organizations to analyze and automate their businesses. Founded in 2015, Skubana is designed to help retailers, brands, and marketplace sellers boost their margins, bottom line, and multichannel presence.
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