How does it work?
Mailware is a multi channel manager and a full back office system that does more than talk to your web store. With Mailware, you can manage your orders from all your online stores, handle inventory from multiple warehouses, interact with a full customer database, ship to your customers, and manage your accounting. Check out the features to the right to learn more.
The Multi Channel Manager (MCM)
Products you sell may exist in multiple online locations: marketplaces, auction websites, feed sites, and your web store(s). Managing all these services manually can be troublesome and time consuming. Mailware works with all of your online stores, feeds, marketplaces, and auctions to eliminate micromanagement. Mailware creates new listings and updates inventory counts across your sites as items are sold. Orders are downloaded automatically at the intervals you set, ready to fulfill. And after orders are shipped, Mailware uploads tracking numbers and ship dates.
Full Back Office System
Mailware is a complete back office system. Use Mailware to update inventory in multiple locations, manage customers, send emails, create purchase orders, process returns, enter phone orders, track ads and much, much more. There are hundreds of features in the back office system alone that you won’t find in online solutions or simple channel managers – features you need to run your mail order business. See our whitepaper “Cloud vs. Local Apps“
Integrated Third Party Software
Mailware works with dozens of third party packages so you do not have to give up your favorite software. Ship with UPS Worldship, Fedex Manager, Endicia and more. Mailware exports to Quickbooks and other accounting packages – everything your bookkeeper and CPA needs is included. Process credit cards directly from Mailware with dozens of credit card providers. Verify addresses with NCOA services like AccuZip and Mailers +4. Send and receive data from drop shippers, vendors, wholesalers and retailers. This list is as long as there are software systems.
The Big Picture
