Nine warehouse management systems scored on 176 requirements. Microsoft Dynamics 365 and SAP EWM share the lead at 75%, with Manhattan Associates close behind.
Logistics & manufacturing
Warehouse management
Edition 1 · October 2026
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management and SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) share the lead in Olive's evaluation of warehouse management systems, both with 75%. Manhattan Associates is close behind with 73%, followed by Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager and Logiwa WMS with 68%.
The three leaders are enterprise platforms, and they pull ahead on the platform sections, from integrations to compliance. The vendors are closest on core warehouse work: every one scores 81% or more on inventory management. They are furthest apart on customization and configuration, from 51% to 83%.
Rankings · overall score and section range (0–100)
Overall scoreWeakest to strongest section
0255075100
OverallWarehouse operationsPlatformVendor and cost
1Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
75827866
1SAP Extended Warehouse Management
75837864
3Manhattan Associates
73827564
4Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager
68767258
4Logiwa WMS
68797154
6SkuVault
65746556
7ShipHero
64756654
8Shipedge
62736255
9Infios (Körber)
61696353
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management leads on 75. 2 vendors share fourth place on 68. The other 8 vendors sit within 14 points of each other, while every vendor's own weakest and strongest sections are at least 48 points apart.
Data table
Rank
Vendor
Overall
Weakest section
Strongest section
Warehouse operations
Platform
Vendor and cost
1
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
75
35
89
82
78
66
1
SAP Extended Warehouse Management
75
37
91
83
78
64
3
Manhattan Associates
73
37
89
82
75
64
4
Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager
68
36
86
76
72
58
4
Logiwa WMS
68
34
89
79
71
54
6
SkuVault
65
40
88
74
65
56
7
ShipHero
64
30
88
75
66
54
8
Shipedge
62
32
89
73
62
55
9
Infios (Körber)
61
33
83
69
63
53
Key findings
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management ranks first with 75 out of 100 and has the highest score in 5 of 18 sections, including Customization and Configuration (83).
Two vendors tie for fourth on 68: Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager and Logiwa WMS. They reach it differently: Logiwa WMS scores strong on 75 requirements, Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager on 69.
Other vendors lead sections of their own: Manhattan Associates on Technology and Infrastructure (82), SAP Extended Warehouse Management on Automation and Robotics (86) and SkuVault on Market Presence and Reputation (40).
What is a warehouse management system?
A warehouse management system (WMS) runs the work inside a warehouse: receiving and putaway, inventory by location, picking, packing and shipping, and the people and equipment that do it. Current systems add mobile scanning, automation and robotics, and integrations with ERP, ecommerce platforms and shipping carriers.
This report compares 9 warehouse management systems, from enterprise suites to cloud platforms built for ecommerce and third-party logistics (3PL) providers. Each is scored against the same 176 requirements in 18 sections, grouped into warehouse operations, the platform, and the vendor and cost. Products from neighboring categories, such as manufacturing ERP, accounting and transportation management software, were left out.
How this was evaluated
Where vendors differ
Every section score, in report order. The last column gives the lowest and highest score in each row; the three widest gaps are in bold. One section, Mobile and Remote Access, opens to show each vendor's score on its 10 requirements.
Section scores by vendor (0–100)
Below 4545–5960–6970–7980 and above
Requirement section
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
SAP Extended Warehouse Management
Manhattan Associates
Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager
Logiwa WMS
SkuVault
ShipHero
Shipedge
Infios (Körber)
Low–high
Warehouse operations
Inventory Management10 requirements
89
91
89
86
89
88
88
89
81
81–91
Order Fulfillment10 requirements
85
86
86
74
84
85
81
81
78
74–86
Warehouse Operations10 requirements
88
86
89
83
80
85
85
84
83
80–89
Automation and Robotics10 requirements
83
86
83
72
74
66
72
68
73
66–86
Mobile and Remote Access
68
71
67
62
70
51
52
49
41
41–71
Ensure mobile compatibility of all solutions.
90
90
90
90
85
70
80
90
90
70–90
Provide a secure mobile app for remote access.
60
60
40
60
70
60
60
30
20
20–70
Implement multi-factor authentication for remote access.
80
90
70
30
85
20
40
30
20
20–90
Ensure data encryption for mobile devices.
50
60
60
50
60
60
20
20
20
20–60
Provide training on mobile security best practices.
60
50
50
–
–
50
50
–
30
30–60
Enable remote access to all critical systems.
70
85
70
–
60
40
50
60
40
40–85
Ensure seamless integration with mobile devices.
85
85
85
90
90
85
70
70
90
70–90
Provide tools for monitoring mobile access.
80
70
60
60
70
70
60
60
20
20–80
Implement a mobile device management (MDM) solution.
30
50
60
30
20
20
20
20
30
20–60
Offer support for a wide range of mobile devices.
70
70
85
85
90
30
70
60
50
30–90
Each requirement is scored 0 to 10 and shown here on the same 0–100 scale; the section score is the average of its requirements. The other 17 sections open the same way in the full evaluation, with a free Olive account.
Compliance and Regulatory Requirements10 requirements
75
76
64
62
61
50
51
53
55
50–76
Vendor and cost
Cost Management10 requirements
79
71
61
63
52
53
54
58
54
52–79
Customer Support and Service10 requirements
76
68
74
61
57
62
54
57
51
51–76
Customer Support and Onboarding10 requirements
72
70
74
65
69
73
73
65
63
63–74
Training and Onboarding10 requirements
63
70
67
57
50
41
46
54
49
41–70
Market Presence and Reputation10 requirements
35
37
37
36
34
40
30
32
33
30–40
Industry Focus7 requirements
71
70
69
67
71
70
74
68
75
67–75
Vendors separate most on Customization and Configuration (51 to 83) and least on Industry Focus (67 to 75).
What you prioritize
An overall ranking treats every requirement as equally important. No buyer does. In a real evaluation a few requirement areas decide the outcome and others barely matter, and how you weight them changes which vendor comes out ahead.
The radar shows how. Open Sections to switch off the areas that matter less to your business, and select up to four vendors to compare. Every score is recalculated on the sections you leave on, and the list re-sorts as you go.
In this report the order moves when only part of it counts. Shipedge is eighth on the overall score and sixth on the 6 Vendor and cost sections alone.
Vendor radar · score by section (0–100)
Vendors
Scores on all sections. Up to 4 vendors on the chart at once.
All 18 sections are on, so these are the report's overall scores. Open Sections to change what counts.
Data table
Section
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
SAP Extended Warehouse Management
Manhattan Associates
Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager
Inventory Management
89
91
89
86
Order Fulfillment
85
86
86
74
Warehouse Operations
88
86
89
83
Automation and Robotics
83
86
83
72
Mobile and Remote Access
68
71
67
62
Integration Capabilities
81
79
78
77
Reporting and Analytics
81
76
76
77
User Management and Security
73
77
73
70
Scalability and Flexibility
80
82
80
78
Technology and Infrastructure
77
78
82
70
Customization and Configuration
83
79
69
69
Compliance and Regulatory Requirements
75
76
64
62
Cost Management
79
71
61
63
Customer Support and Service
76
68
74
61
Customer Support and Onboarding
72
70
74
65
Training and Onboarding
63
70
67
57
Market Presence and Reputation
35
37
37
36
Industry Focus
71
70
69
67
This report uses one requirement set. To rank vendors on your own requirements, create your own report.
How each score is built
Two vendors can reach the same overall score in different ways. One scores strong on many requirements and limited on others. Another scores partial almost everywhere. The bands show which is which.
That matters for how you buy. If you want the strongest product for specific functions and are willing to integrate other tools around it, look for the most requirements in the strong band in the areas you care about. If you want one system that covers most needs without adding others, look for the fewest requirements in the limited band.
Requirements by score band · 176 requirements
Strong (8–10)Partial (5–7.9)Limited (below 5)
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
10160
75
SAP Extended Warehouse Management
9560
75
Manhattan Associates
9459
73
Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager
696822
68
Logiwa WMS
756827
68
SkuVault
617633
65
ShipHero
647831
64
Shipedge
537337
62
Infios (Körber)
566936
61
2 vendors share a score of 75. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management gets there with 101 strong requirements; SAP Extended Warehouse Management with 95 strong and 60 partial.
Data table
Vendor
Strong
Partial
Limited
Overall
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
101
60
14
75
SAP Extended Warehouse Management
95
60
11
75
Manhattan Associates
94
59
15
73
Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager
69
68
22
68
Logiwa WMS
75
68
27
68
SkuVault
61
76
33
65
ShipHero
64
78
31
64
Shipedge
53
73
37
62
Infios (Körber)
56
69
36
61
The vendors in this report
In order of overall score; vendors on the same score are listed alphabetically.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management is Microsoft's cloud ERP application for supply chain operations, with warehouse management built in. It shares the top score in the report (75%) and has the highest scores on integrations (81%), customization and configuration (83%), cost management (79%) and customer support (76%). Among its weaker sections are mobile access (68%) and training (63%).
Overall
75
Warehouse operations
82
Platform
78
Vendor and cost
66
Score bands
101 of 175 requirements strong
Scores highest on Inventory Management (89), Warehouse Operations (88) and Order Fulfillment (85). Scores lowest on Market Presence and Reputation (35).
Best fit:Organizations already on Microsoft Dynamics that want warehouse management inside their ERP.
SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) is SAP's warehouse management application for complex, high-volume warehouses, available with SAP S/4HANA. It shares the top score in the report (75%) and has the highest scores on inventory management (91%), automation and robotics (86%), scalability (82%), security (77%) and compliance (76%). Among its weaker sections are customer support (68%) and onboarding support (70%).
Overall
75
Warehouse operations
83
Platform
78
Vendor and cost
64
Score bands
95 of 166 requirements strong
Scores highest on Inventory Management (91), Order Fulfillment (86) and Warehouse Operations (86). Scores lowest on Market Presence and Reputation (37).
Best fit:Large, complex or highly automated warehouses, especially in SAP environments.
Manhattan Associates provides supply chain execution software, with its cloud-native Manhattan Active Warehouse Management at the center. It scores 73% overall, has the highest scores on warehouse operations (89%), technology and infrastructure (82%) and onboarding support (74%), and shares the top fulfillment score (86%). It is weaker on compliance (64%) and cost management (61%).
Overall
73
Warehouse operations
82
Platform
75
Vendor and cost
64
Score bands
94 of 168 requirements strong
Scores highest on Inventory Management (89), Warehouse Operations (89) and Order Fulfillment (86). Scores lowest on Market Presence and Reputation (37).
Best fit:Large distribution and omnichannel operations that want a dedicated enterprise WMS.
Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager is a cloud warehouse management system built for third-party logistics providers that run inventory for many clients. It scores 68% overall, with strong results on inventory (86%), warehouse operations (83%) and scalability (78%), and on reporting and integrations (77% each). It is weaker on automation (72%), onboarding support (65%) and training (57%).
Overall
68
Warehouse operations
76
Platform
72
Vendor and cost
58
Score bands
69 of 159 requirements strong
Scores highest on Inventory Management (86), Warehouse Operations (83) and Scalability and Flexibility (78). Scores lowest on Market Presence and Reputation (36).
Best fit:3PL providers managing inventory, orders and billing for many clients.
Logiwa WMS is a cloud warehouse management system for high-volume ecommerce and direct-to-consumer fulfillment. It scores 68% overall, with strong inventory (89%), fulfillment (84%) and reporting (80%) scores, and the second-highest mobile access score in the report (70%). It is weaker on cost management (52%) and training (50%).
Overall
68
Warehouse operations
79
Platform
71
Vendor and cost
54
Score bands
75 of 170 requirements strong
Scores highest on Inventory Management (89), Order Fulfillment (84) and Warehouse Operations (80). Scores lowest on Market Presence and Reputation (34).
Best fit:Ecommerce and fulfillment operations shipping high order volumes.
SkuVault, now part of Linnworks, is a cloud inventory and warehouse management system for ecommerce sellers. It scores 65% overall, with strong inventory (88%), fulfillment (85%) and warehouse operations (85%) scores and solid onboarding support (73%). It is weaker on mobile access (51%), compliance (50%) and training (41%).
Overall
65
Warehouse operations
74
Platform
65
Vendor and cost
56
Score bands
61 of 170 requirements strong
Scores highest on Inventory Management (88), Order Fulfillment (85) and Warehouse Operations (85). Scores lowest on Market Presence and Reputation (40).
Best fit:Multichannel ecommerce sellers that need accurate inventory across warehouses and sales channels.
ShipHero is a cloud warehouse management system for ecommerce brands and 3PL warehouses, with shipping and fulfillment built in. It scores 64% overall, with strong inventory (88%) and warehouse operations (85%) scores, the second-highest security score (74%) and solid onboarding support (73%). It is weaker on mobile access (52%), compliance (51%) and training (46%).
Overall
64
Warehouse operations
75
Platform
66
Vendor and cost
54
Score bands
64 of 173 requirements strong
Scores highest on Inventory Management (88), Warehouse Operations (85) and Order Fulfillment (81). Scores lowest on Market Presence and Reputation (30).
Best fit:Ecommerce brands and 3PLs that want warehouse and shipping work in one cloud system.
Shipedge is a cloud warehouse management and fulfillment platform for ecommerce operations and 3PLs. It scores 62% overall, with strong inventory (89%) and warehouse operations (84%) scores. It is weaker on compliance (53%), customization and configuration (51%) and mobile access (49%).
Overall
62
Warehouse operations
73
Platform
62
Vendor and cost
55
Score bands
53 of 163 requirements strong
Scores highest on Inventory Management (89), Warehouse Operations (84) and Order Fulfillment (81). Scores lowest on Market Presence and Reputation (32).
Best fit:Fulfillment centers and 3PLs that want warehouse and order management in one platform.
Infios is the supply chain software business of Körber, offering warehouse management alongside other supply chain execution tools. It scores 61% overall, with its best results on warehouse operations (83%), inventory (81%) and scalability (77%), and the highest industry focus score in the report (75%). It is weaker on integrations (57%), security (52%) and mobile access (41%).
Overall
61
Warehouse operations
69
Platform
63
Vendor and cost
53
Score bands
56 of 161 requirements strong
Scores highest on Warehouse Operations (83), Inventory Management (81) and Order Fulfillment (78). Scores lowest on Market Presence and Reputation (33).
Best fit:Enterprises considering warehouse management as part of a wider supply chain execution suite.
Summary
This report scores 9 vendors against 176 requirements in 18 sections. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management ranks first with 75 out of 100 and two vendors tie for fourth on 68.
Vendors separate most on Customization and Configuration (51 to 83) and least on Industry Focus (67 to 75). Every vendor's own strongest and weakest sections are at least 48 points apart, so the overall order says little about any one section.
No single ranking fits every buyer. A position here reflects one requirement set with every requirement weighted equally. Use the section scores to see where each vendor is strongest, the score bands to tell a specialist from an all-rounder, and the radar to see how the order changes with your priorities.
Quick answers
What is the best warehouse management system?
In this report Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management and SAP Extended Warehouse Management share the highest overall score (75%), with Manhattan Associates close behind (73%). The order changes with the sections a buyer prioritizes, which the radar chart on this page lets you test.
Which warehouse management systems does this report cover?
Nine: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, SAP Extended Warehouse Management, Manhattan Associates, Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager, Logiwa WMS, SkuVault, ShipHero, Shipedge and Infios (Körber). Products from neighboring categories in the same research, such as manufacturing ERP, accounting and transportation management software, were left out.
Which WMS is best for ecommerce and 3PL warehouses?
Among the platforms built for ecommerce and third-party logistics, Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager and Logiwa WMS score highest (68%), followed by SkuVault (65%), ShipHero (64%) and Shipedge (62%). Logiwa WMS has the strongest mobile access score of the group (70%).
How were the warehouse management systems scored?
Each system is scored from 0 to 10 on 176 requirements in 18 sections. A system's score is the percentage of the best possible score across those requirements. In this edition every answer comes from Olive research into public information; no vendor has supplied responses.
Can I rank WMS vendors on my own requirements?
Yes. This report uses one requirement set. In Olive you can build your own requirements and score the vendors that matter to you against them.
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