Fluent Commerce
Transportation & Logistics · Commerce
Overview
Fluent Commerce is a Sydney software company founded in 2015 that builds distributed order management for retailers. Its platform decides where each order should be fulfilled across stores and warehouses in real time. The company serves large retail and brand customers across Europe, North America and Asia Pacific.
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Two Thirds of Retailers Optimistic About Year Ahead Despite Rising Costs and Supply Chain Disruption
80% of retailers expect business growth in 2026, although staffing costs, AI adoption and ongoing supply chain disruption are proving challenging Fluent Commerce, the leading provider of distributed Order Management System (OMS), Fluent Order Management,
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The Order Management Platform That Moves at the Speed of Your Ambition
Most order management platforms promise speed. And a fast ROI. But sometime between the signed contract and a delayed go-live, the window of opportunity closes. A new channel was launched late, a new region missed, a peak season survived on crossed finger
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What If Every OMS Extension Was a Serverless Cloud Function?
Most order management systems (OMSs) force a choice: stay on the latest version or customize to fit your business. Fluent Order Management was built so you never have to make that trade-off. If you've ever delayed an upgrade because of a heavily customize
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The Cost of Staying Put: Is Your Legacy OMS Still the Right Bet for Your Business?
What would it take for the cost of doing nothing to finally outweigh the risk of making a move? That's the question most CIOs running Legacy Order Management systems are quietly sitting with, not because the system doesn't work, but because they can feel,
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Not all order management system MCP Servers are built equal: Here's how to tell the difference
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Servers are quickly becoming a standard feature in order management systems (OMSs) and commerce platforms. Almost every vendor now offers one or more. And that's actually a good sign. It means the ecosystem is growing and AI-p
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Stop Guessing, Start Testing: Why A/B Testing Your Order Sourcing Logic Is the Smartest Move You're Not Making
If you've spent any time managing fulfillment operations, you know the feeling. Someone in a meeting asks, "What would happen if we sourced more orders from the East Coast DCs?" and the room goes quiet. Maybe someone pulls together a spreadsheet model. Ma
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How OMS Data Powers Smarter AI Agents in Commerce
Your best customer service agent provides more than simply answering questions. They pull up order history in seconds, spot delivery problems before customers notice them, and fix issues on the spot. Now imagine that capability working 24/7. Across thousa
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The Fluent Builder MCP Server: Accelerating Developer Productivity with Context-Aware Tools
On the one-year anniversary of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), Fluent Commerce and Orium are celebrating how this open standard is reshaping the way developers build, configure, and optimize modern software systems. Introduced in late 2024, MCP has rapi
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Why Order Management should be at the top of your tech investment list
Retail and direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands are facing tough choices. With budgets under pressure and dozens of competing priorities, such as ERP upgrades, search and personalization projects, loyalty platforms and more, how do you decide what deserves inv
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Distributed Order Management Systems: The Single Source of Truth for Ecommerce Customer Service AI Agents
The retail landscape has changed dramatically. Customers now expect instant answers about their orders, real-time inventory updates, and seamless returns. All delivered through AI-powered conversations. As retailers deploy AI agents to meet these expectat
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Sydney
Australia
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50-200 est. staff