Archive note: This post documents an early milestone in the history of the Ordoro apps. In August 2010, we launched the first public features page for the beta version of the platform.
The original page organized Ordoro’s capabilities into four areas:
- Order management
- Inventory management
- Purchasing management
- Web-based access
Those categories reflected the operational problems Ordoro was built to solve for growing eCommerce businesses.
At the time, the features page gave merchants a clearer look at how Ordoro could bring orders, inventory, purchasing, and fulfillment into one system.
From Early Features to Three Connected Apps
Ordoro has grown considerably since 2010. Today, merchants can choose from three connected Ordoro apps based on the needs of their operation.:
Shipping
The Shipping app helps merchants import and organize orders, compare carrier rates, create labels, update tracking, and manage fulfillment from one place.
Inventory
The Inventory app helps businesses track stock, synchronize quantities across sales channels, manage purchase orders, create kits and bundles, and support multiple warehouses.
Dropshipping
The Dropshipping app helps merchants route orders to suppliers, communicate fulfillment details, and keep supplier-driven workflows organized.
The apps can work together while allowing businesses to select the tools that best fit their current needs.
The Original Goal Still Applies
The way Ordoro presents its features has changed, but the purpose behind the platform remains familiar. To see how the original product was introduced, read What Was Ordoro? Our First Product Introduction from 2010.
Ordoro continues helping eCommerce businesses simplify the work that happens after a customer places an order, including inventory, purchasing, shipping, supplier coordination, and fulfillment.
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