Logiwa IO is a cloud-native, AI-driven WMS for 3PLs and DTC brands, offering real-time inventory, order routing, and multi-client warehouse management.
Category
ERP & Business Management
Pricing
Custom, volume-based pricing tied to fulfillment volume and complexity rather than user count; unlimited users are included with no per-seat fees, and all plans include core WMS functionality, standard integrations, and support. Pricing is quoted after a discovery call, and no free trial is advertised.
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Last updated
August 6, 2026
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Logiwa IO is a cloud-native, headless warehouse management platform designed for high-volume order fulfillment. Built for third-party logistics providers (3PLs), fulfillment networks, direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands, wholesalers, and B2B shippers, the platform combines AI-driven warehouse execution with real-time inventory, labor, and automation orchestration. Its API-first architecture connects to sales channels, marketplaces, and carriers through an Integration Orchestrator, while the Logiwa App Store extends the platform with vertical-specific add-ons. Logistics and fulfillment companies such as Flexport, Radial, eShipper+, and Badger Fulfillment use Logiwa to run multi-client, multi-warehouse operations, with the company citing customer outcomes including up to 99% same-day shipping, 50% higher units-per-hour, and 15% better space utilization.
Key Features
Warehouse Operations — Receiving, directed putaway, picking and packing, inventory replenishment, return management, cycle counting, and inventory transfers.
Warehouse Optimization — Automated order routing, putaway rules, inventory allocation, box suggestions, walking-path optimization, put-to-wall systems, and robotics integration.
AI-Driven Optimization — AI-powered wave planning, batch picking, and automated replenishment to streamline warehouse execution.
Real-Time Inventory Visibility — Complete visibility into inventory levels, locations, and movements in real time for optimized stock allocation.
Seamless Integrations — Connects to sales channels, marketplaces, and carriers through an Integration Orchestrator to eliminate manual data entry.
Analytics & Reporting — Delivers insights into fulfillment network performance to identify bottlenecks and optimize operations.
Pros & Cons
Pros
AI-driven warehouse execution (wave planning, batch picking, automated replenishment) built for high-volume, multi-client 3PL operations
Headless, API-first architecture with an Integration Orchestrator for connecting sales channels, marketplaces, and carriers
Unlimited users included in pricing, so cost doesn't scale with team or client headcount
SOC 2 Type II compliant cloud infrastructure
Built-in support for multi-warehouse and multi-client 3PL operations
Cons
Pricing isn't published — buyers must complete a discovery call to get a quote, making upfront cost comparison difficult
No free trial is offered, so evaluating the platform requires a sales demo
The public integrations directory doesn't list specific named partners, making it hard to confirm support for a given carrier or marketplace before contacting sales
As an enterprise-oriented WMS, it may be more platform than very small or low-volume warehouse operations need