Anchanto Warehouse Management

Anchanto Warehouse Management is a modular system for running e-commerce and B2B warehouse operations across multiple sites. It is best suited to logistics providers, brands and retailers that need to coordinate inventory and fulfillment across warehouses and, for retailers, stores. Its depth spans receiving through shipment handoff, while custom pricing makes a direct cost comparison difficult.

Overview

The platform brings B2B and B2C orders into the same warehouse system, with tools for inbound processing, inventory control, picking, packing and dispatch. For 3PLs, customer onboarding, contracts, billing reports and service-level agreements address the commercial work of serving multiple clients as well as warehouse execution.

Centralized inventory visibility extends across locations, and retailers can manage store stock and transfers between stores and warehouses. That breadth is useful when fulfillment crosses channels and sites; operations seeking only a basic single-warehouse picking tool may not need the full scope.

Key features

Receiving and inventory control

Inbound processes cover purchase order tracking, quality checks, counting and recommended put-away, giving warehouse teams a structured route from receipt to storage. Real-time inventory tracking supports batch, expiry-date and serialized stock, which suits businesses that need more than a simple on-hand count.

Cycle counting and barcode scanning support ongoing stock checks. Multiple inventory locations and warehouse support make the system a fit for distributed operations, though no public usage limits or pricing make it harder to assess how costs scale.

Flexible picking and fulfillment

Picking options include pool, partial, bulk, wave, batch and location-based methods. That range lets teams align picking to different order patterns rather than forcing one workflow. Staff can use Android handheld devices to pick, pack, dispatch and scan items; shipping labels, shipment handoff and returns workflows round out the stated fulfillment capabilities.

Store, customer and reporting workflows

Retailers can see B2B store inventory centrally and transfer stock between stores and warehouses. For 3PLs, customer onboarding, contract management, billing reports and service-level agreements help connect warehouse activity with client administration.

Teams can generate, schedule and download reports covering orders, inventory counts, billing and stock aging. The product page states that more than 100 integrations connect with last-mile carriers, ERP and accounting systems, OMS tools and other platforms, a potentially important advantage for operations coordinating several systems.

Implementation and support

Anchanto describes implementation that includes solution planning, warehouse mapping, customization and in-person or online staff training. It says support teams in 11 or more countries are available 12 hours a day, seven days a week, in local languages. The product page also states “27001 ISO Certified” without naming the certification scope, so that statement alone does not clarify which parts of the service it covers.

Pricing

Anchanto Warehouse Management is paid, with custom pricing. Buyers should ask for a quote tied to their warehouse footprint, workflows and expected usage before comparing total cost with alternatives.

Platforms

The product is available on web and Android. Android handheld workflows cover picking, packing, dispatch and scanning. Businesses that require an iOS app, API access or self-hosted deployment should consider alternatives whose stated platforms include those options.

Who it's for

Anchanto is strongest for logistics service providers managing multiple clients and warehouses, and for brands or retailers coordinating B2B and B2C fulfillment with store inventory. Its broad picking methods and client-management workflows suit operations with varied order types and service commitments. A buyer needing only a low-cost, publicly priced tool—or a platform on iOS or self-hosted infrastructure—should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Broad warehouse coverage: Receiving, multiple picking approaches, counting, returns and shipment handoff support work across the fulfillment cycle.
• Built for multi-site inventory: Real-time tracking across locations, with batch, expiry and serialized stock, serves businesses with more complex inventory needs.
• 3PL and retail workflows: Client administration and store-to-warehouse transfers extend the platform beyond order picking.
• Integration breadth: More than 100 stated integrations may help connect warehouse execution to carriers and business systems.

Cons

• No public price or usage limits: Buyers cannot readily compare costs or understand how charges scale without requesting a quote.
• Android and web only: The stated platform range does not cover teams that need iOS or self-hosted access.
• Certification scope is unclear: The product page's “27001 ISO Certified” statement does not identify what the certification applies to.

Alternatives

OpenBoxes is worth considering for buyers who want a free, self-hosted community plan with unlimited users, storage on their own server and no minimum term; it also supports Android, iOS, web, API and self-hosting. Sentry WMS is a free, open-source alternative for teams seeking self-hosting across Android, web and API. Sentry WMS is also a free, self-hosted option, though its stated plan has no first-party ERP or commerce connectors yet.

ShipBob may suit businesses already using ShipBob: its software is free for ShipBob customers and connects ecommerce stores to manage inventory, orders and shipments. Vinculum Vin OMS is another paid option with Android, API and web platforms, with demo requests for pricing. Deck Commerce is a paid, API-and-web option with custom pricing available by request.

Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager is a paid alternative that mentions Professional and Enterprise subscriptions, with pricing customized through a product walkthrough. Flowspace Order Management uses custom pricing tailored to order volume, shipment mix, storage footprint, locations, product handling and value-added services, making it an option for buyers who want a quote shaped around those operating factors.

For broader comparisons, browse Order Fulfillment Software, Warehouse Management Software or Multichannel Ecommerce Software.

Verdict

Choose Anchanto Warehouse Management if you run multi-location warehouse operations that need flexible picking, detailed inventory control and workflows for 3PL clients or retail stores. Its range across receiving, fulfillment and reporting is the central reason to choose it. Look elsewhere if public pricing, iOS access or self-hosted deployment is essential.