Modern Distribution Requires Modern Orchestration
In today’s distribution and wholesale landscape, technology isn’t the problem.
You’ve got an ERP. Different 3PLs with their own tech stack. An order management system. EDI feeds. Maybe even a low-code tool or two. Everything should be integrated — but somehow, nothing is truly connected.
What’s missing?
Systems Are Everywhere — But They’re Still Isolated
Modern distributors rely on a growing stack of software systems to run their operations. But these systems often operate in silos:
- Your ERP knows the order exists
- Your WMS knows it shipped
- Your finance system is waiting for an update
- Your customer is waiting for tracking info Each system has APIs, each one automates something — yet the business process is still fragmented. The problem? App-specific automations don’t create flow across the business.
Why Orchestration Is the Missing Layer
Most integration tools focus on connecting apps. But in the real world, order flow doesn’t live inside a single app. It flows across them:
- An order is placed
- It needs manual approval
- Inventory is checked across multiple systems
- The order is split based on warehouse logic
- A partial shipment is triggered via 3PL
- Finance needs shipment confirmation before invoicing
- Exceptions pop up — backorders, substitutions, cancellations
- Everything must sync back to the ERP
That’s not “connect app A to app B.” That’s a business process, and it needs orchestration.
Introducing SyncMyOrders: Workflow-Oriented Orchestration
SyncMyOrders is not just another integration platform. It’s a no-code business process orchestration layer that sits on top of your systems and coordinates how they work together — from order to shipment to invoice.
With SyncMyOrders, you can:
- Define cross-system workflows visually
- Handle complex branching, manual approvals, and time-based triggers
- Run the same scenario millions of times per month
- Gradually evolve to SDK-level control when needed
- Connect even on-prem or behind-the-firewall systems with dedicated connectors Instead of isolated automations that each solve a small piece of the puzzle, you get a unified workflow engine that moves your business forward.
Orchestrate. Don’t just integrate.
Modern distribution isn’t just about moving data — it’s about coordinating decisions, people, and systems.
It’s time to move from “yet another integration” to actual business-wide automation.