Vin WMS

Vinculum is an Indian omnichannel commerce software company. It launched its SaaS order management suite Vin eRetail in 2011 with Series A funding from Accel and opened a Taiwan office in 2017. It serves retailers and brands that need to unify stores, warehouses, marketplaces and 3PLs across India, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.

Vin WMS manages and fulfils B2B and B2C orders from a central pool of inventory, automating picking, packing, shipping and returns across channels. It sits in a suite with Vin OMS for multichannel and omnichannel order management, Vin OMNI for endless aisle and ship-from-store, Vin PIM for product data and Vin Reco for marketplace payment reconciliation. The suite connects to 150 sales channels and processes over 20 million orders a month for more than 1,000 brands such as Decathlon, Titan, Skechers South Asia and Swiggy Instamart.

• Central inventory: B2B and B2C orders fulfilled from one stock pool.
• Warehouse automation: picking, packing, shipping and returns processing.
• Order management: Vin OMS routes orders across warehouses, stores, 3PLs and marketplaces.
• Store fulfilment: Vin OMNI enables endless aisle and fulfilled-by-store.
• Product data: Vin PIM distributes product content to channels.
• Reconciliation: Vin Reco detects marketplace underpayments.

• A Vietnamese fashion chain can fulfil online orders from its warehouse or nearest store using one stock pool.
• A consumer goods distributor can process dealer orders and marketplace orders in the same warehouse flow.
• A brand selling on several marketplaces can reconcile payouts and detect underpayments.

• One inventory pool serves wholesale and online orders, reducing stock split across separate systems.
• Ready connectors to 150 sales channels and 50 3PL and POS systems shorten go-live for new channels.
• Picking, packing, shipping and returns follow the same automated flow across channels.
• Recognised as a Leader in the 2025 SPARK Matrix for WMS, giving buyers an external benchmark.

Retailers across Asia are turning stores into fulfilment hubs and combining marketplace, quick commerce and wholesale demand, which requires a WMS tied to omnichannel order management. Vietnamese fashion, electronics and consumer brands with both store chains and online sales face the same need to unify stock.

Vinculum launched Vin eRetail in 2011 with Accel funding; other investors include IvyCap Ventures. It opened a Taiwan office in 2017, serves 30 countries with 80 partners, appears in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for WMS (2017-2025) and is ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certified and GDPR compliant.