Coming soon · Early access
The intelligent warehouse management system for e-commerce 3PL operators.
Built for operators running fulfillment for multiple online sellers — Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce, or any other marketplace — out of one warehouse, where every client needs their own stock, orders, and invoices kept apart, not another column in the same spreadsheet. And instead of a person checking every shipment and invoice by hand, WareIntel is built to catch the mismatches and gaps itself.
The problem
Most 3PL operators are running this on spreadsheets and trust
A spreadsheet per client
Every client’s inventory lives in its own spreadsheet, tracked and reconciled by hand — there’s no single system of record for the warehouse as a whole.
Shipments matched by photo, not by system
Inbound stock gets identified by product photos, courier names, and tracking numbers, cross-checked manually against what a client said was coming.
Mix-ups become the operator’s problem
When two clients’ shipments cross, there’s no system-level check to catch it — the warehouse absorbs the cost and sorts it out after the fact.
Monthly snapshots, not real-time visibility
Clients see a static report once a month. Between snapshots, neither side has a shared, current picture of stock.
What WareIntel does
Built around how a 3PL actually runs — with intelligence built in
One system, every client kept apart
Each client’s inventory, orders, and invoices are isolated from every other client’s — not just another tab in the same spreadsheet.
Receiving checked at the door
Inbound shipments get checked against what was expected as they come in, instead of being reconciled after something goes missing.
Billing from what actually happened
Storage, handling, and fulfillment activity roll into each client’s invoice automatically — no separate spreadsheet to reconcile against the warehouse.
Clients see their own stock, live
No more waiting on a monthly export — clients can check their own current stock and orders whenever they need to.
A copilot that watches it with you
Built-in intelligence flags a mismatched shipment or a client about to run out of stock before it becomes a fire drill — not a chatbot bolted on after the fact.
FAQ
Questions operators ask us
What is WareIntel?
An intelligent warehouse management system built for e-commerce 3PL operators running fulfillment for multiple online sellers — Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce, or any other marketplace — out of one warehouse. Each client’s inventory, orders, and invoices stay separate, and the system is built to catch mismatches and gaps itself instead of relying on someone checking every shipment by hand.
Is WareIntel live yet?
Not publicly. We’re working directly with a handful of pilot operators first, so the product is shaped by what actually happens on the warehouse floor before it opens up more broadly.
What happens after I join the waitlist?
We’ll reach out directly to talk through your warehouse and whether the pilot is a fit right now.
How much does it cost?
Pricing isn’t finalized — we’re working that out directly with pilot operators before publishing anything.
What information do you collect when I join the waitlist?
Just your email, company name, and a couple of light qualifying details like warehouse count and current tools — used only to reach out about the pilot. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Get early access
We’re onboarding a small number of 3PL operators before opening WareIntel up more broadly. Leave your details and we’ll reach out.
A note from the founder
I got the idea for WareIntel after spending a few days with a 3PL operator, watching how they actually ran their warehouse. Multiple clients, orders going out every day, real money on the line, and the whole thing held together with spreadsheets and tracking numbers typed in by hand. It wasn’t that they didn’t know better. There just wasn’t anything out there built for how a 3PL actually works.
That’s where the “Intel” in the name comes from. I don’t just want to take the spreadsheet and put it in an app. I want the system to catch a mismatched shipment before the client ever finds out, flag stock that’s about to run low, do the kind of double-checking someone would do if they actually had time to stare at every number all day. That’s not a nice-to-have I’ll get to later, it’s the whole point.
WareIntel is still early days. Right now I’m working directly with a handful of operators before I open it up more widely, because I want it shaped by what actually happens on the warehouse floor, not by a feature list I dreamed up on my own. If that sounds like you, reach out. I’d like to talk.
Muhammad Mueed, Founder