Managing thousands of SKUs across sizes, colors, and styles in ApparelMagic while selling on multiple channels creates synchronization challenges that manual processes cannot keep up with at scale.
Coordinating pre-pack configurations, case packs, and individual unit fulfillment between ApparelMagic and your 3PLs requires complex logic that spreadsheets cannot support.
Without real-time integration, purchase orders, production runs, and available-to-sell calculations in ApparelMagic remain disconnected from actual sales velocity and channel performance.
| iPaaS & Custom Builds | Legacy OMS | Pipe17 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commerce Connectivity | ✅ | ❌ | ✅ |
| Order Orchestration & Management | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Time to Implement & Go-Live | 4+ Months | 8+ Months | 1 Month |
| Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) | 💲💲💲 | 💲💲💲 | 💲 |
Handle style matrices, pre-packs, and size runs automatically. Our platform understands fashion's unique requirements, translating between ApparelMagic's logic and your channels' needs, reducing manual data entry by 90%.
Connect purchase orders, production, and sales in real-time. Make better buying decisions with immediate visibility into what's selling across all channels.
Route orders intelligently whether fulfilling pre-packs to wholesale accounts or individual units to consumers. Support multiple fulfillment models from a single platform, improving order accuracy to 99.5%.
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Pipe17 is a modern, AI-native enterprise order management system built to run on top of ApparelMagic, pairing a managed connectivity layer with true order management rather than acting as an integration tool bolted on top. It delivers omnichannel order orchestration, a single real-time inventory source of truth, and no-code automation for business users, while ApparelMagic stays your fashion ERP and system of record. Brands use Pipe17 to replace legacy OMS platforms and custom-built integrations with one platform that routes orders, syncs inventory, and manages exceptions across DTC, wholesale, and marketplace channels like Shopify and Amazon Seller Central.
Pipe17 connects ApparelMagic to your ecommerce channels, marketplaces, and 3PLs so orders, inventory, and fulfillment stay automated across every channel. Orders from Shopify, Amazon Seller Central, TikTok Shop, and 300+ other channels route into ApparelMagic as sales orders, while fulfillment and tracking updates flow back to each channel in real time. The Pipe17 Network is fully managed, so connectors are maintained by Pipe17, not your team, and ApparelMagic stays your fashion system of record while you sell everywhere your customers shop.
ApparelMagic manages styles, costing, production, and accounting well, but its built-in channel sync and order management are not designed for high-volume, many-channel omnichannel operations. Pipe17 extends ApparelMagic rather than replacing it, adding the managed connectivity network and the real-time order operations that selling across dozens of channels and 3PLs requires. That means one inventory source of truth across every channel and 3PL, event-based updates within minutes, rules-based routing with order splitting and holds, automated returns and EDI, and connectors maintained by Pipe17 instead of your team. Brands keep ApparelMagic's fashion depth and gain a modern enterprise order management layer for selling across Shopify, marketplaces, and wholesale at scale.
Pipe17 provides real-time inventory management that keeps on-hand quantities synced between ApparelMagic, your warehouses, and every sales channel within minutes of any change. Event-based updates push availability to Shopify, Amazon Seller Central, and TikTok Shop as orders ship and as 3PLs receive new stock, which prevents overselling and underselling across channels. Because every channel reads from one inventory source of truth, you avoid the double-counting and phantom stock swings that batch syncs create for high-SKU fashion catalogs.
Pipe17 routes ApparelMagic orders to the right fulfillment location automatically using configurable order routing rules based on SKU, inventory availability, customer location, order value, and shipping method. Brands fulfilling through 3PLs like Radial, ShipBob, Flexport, and Amazon MCF can split orders, hold orders by channel, and re-route around stockouts from a single real-time inventory picture. Pre-packs can ship to wholesale accounts while individual units ship to consumers, all from one order flow, improving order accuracy to 99.5%.
Pipe17 unifies wholesale, B2B, and DTC order management on top of ApparelMagic so every order type draws from one inventory source of truth. Wholesale and showroom orders created in ApparelMagic, plus B2B orders from Faire, NuOrder, and Shopify B2B, route to your warehouses and 3PLs for fulfillment, while DTC orders from Shopify and marketplaces flow the same way. Pre-pack and case-pack logic for wholesale runs alongside single-unit DTC picks, so one platform handles both without separate systems.
Pipe17 is built for fashion's data model, translating ApparelMagic style matrices, size and color variants, and pre-pack configurations into the formats each channel and 3PL expects. Style and variant data, pricing tiers, and product attributes push from ApparelMagic to Shopify and other channels, while pre-pack and case-pack orders map cleanly to fulfillment partners like Bergen Logistics. Bundles and kits can be split into component line items before routing, which reduces fulfillment errors and cuts manual data entry by roughly 90%.
Pipe17 includes enterprise-grade EDI so apparel brands selling wholesale can meet retailer compliance without separate VAN fees. The fully managed Pipe17 Network automates and translates the core document set, including 850 purchase orders, 855 acknowledgments, 856 advance ship notices, 810 invoices, and 997 functional acknowledgments, and maps them to the orders, shipments, and invoices in ApparelMagic. Pipe17 also connects retailer and dropship programs like Amazon Vendor Central, CommerceHub DSCO, and LogicBroker, routing those orders to the right 3PL or warehouse automatically with ASNs and tracking returned on time. ApparelMagic stays your fashion system of record across wholesale and DTC.
Pipe17 bi-directionally syncs purchase orders, expected arrivals, receipts, and inventory between ApparelMagic and your fulfillment network so buying and production stay aligned with actual sales velocity. Expected receipts from ApparelMagic purchase orders prepare 3PLs like ShipBob for incoming inventory, and confirmed received quantities flow back to update available-to-sell and trigger allocation. For brands importing overseas, inbound visibility through partners such as Portless keeps arrivals and receipts current. ApparelMagic remains the system of record for purchasing and production planning.
Pipe17 closes the returns loop by syncing returns and RMAs back into ApparelMagic for restocked inventory and accurate financial reconciliation, not just connecting a returns app. When a customer initiates a return on any channel, Pipe17 creates the RMA in ApparelMagic and updates inventory once items are received. It also connects returns-management platforms like Loop and Happy Returns, so consumer-facing return flows and your ApparelMagic system of record stay in step across credit memos, refunds, and restocking.
Most brands implement Pipe17 as their order operations platform in about a month, faster than the multi-month timelines typical of legacy OMS replacements. The ApparelMagic connector itself activates in days once credentials are in place, and it has run in production for years across active fashion brands. Pipe17 can run alongside an existing OMS and take over order routing, inventory sync, and fulfillment on your timeline, so you prove value before fully retiring legacy systems. No system integrators or developers are required to configure or change routing rules.
An enterprise-grade order management system needs reliability, security, and scale, and Pipe17 delivers all three: multi-region AWS with 99.99% uptime, no scheduled downtime, and SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, scaling to handle millions of orders a day per organization. Its event-driven architecture propagates orders and inventory in real time, which holds up during seasonal peaks and product launches when order volume spikes. New selling channels, including agentic commerce channels, connect like any other, so adding demand sources does not require re-architecting your ApparelMagic operations.