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Best ERP for apparel brands that sell on Shopify and wholesale

AIMS360, ApparelMagic, Uphance, Cin7, NetSuite and Fulfil side by side on what matters when a brand sells on Shopify and to retailers: the Shopify app, B2B ordering, retailer EDI, keeping Shopify off wholesale stock, the warehouse, production, several brands, AI connections, pricing and time to go live.

Short answer: it depends on whether retailers send you EDI orders, whether you make your own product, and how you keep Shopify from selling stock promised to wholesale. AIMS360 puts retailer EDI for 350+ retailers, a warehouse system, production down to the fabric roll and Shopify stock rules in one system. ApparelMagic fits smaller brands that want a published price, Fulfil fits Shopify-first brands adding wholesale, and NetSuite fits companies that need global finance first.

By Shahrooz Shawn Kohan, CEO of AIMS360. Checked November 9, 2026. AIMS360 publishes this page and is one of the six systems. Every other cell comes from that vendor's own site, help center or Shopify App Store listing, and rows where others do better stay in.

Before the table

Three questions that decide it

1. Do retailers send EDI orders?

If department stores or specialty chains are on your list, check whether EDI is built in or runs through a provider, and who maps each retailer.

2. Do you make your own product?

Factory purchase orders, cut tickets, bills of materials and fabric need production in the system, not a spreadsheet beside it.

3. Who decides what Shopify can sell?

When a retailer order and a website order want the same units, the system has to hold wholesale stock back from Shopify on purpose.

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Comparison table

AIMS360 vs ApparelMagic vs Uphance vs Cin7 vs NetSuite vs Fulfil

Scroll the table sideways on a phone. "Not found" means we didn't find it on the vendor's own pages, not that it can't be done; ask in the demo.

Six ERPs for apparel brands on Shopify and wholesale, checked November 9, 2026
  AIMS360 ApparelMagic Uphance Cin7 NetSuite Fulfil
Shopify appWho builds it and how it's listed Built and maintained by AIMS360; on the Shopify App Store since January 2016; free to install; Shopify, Plus, POS and B2B ApparelMagic's own app, ApparelMagic Cloud, on the Shopify App Store Uphance's own app on the Shopify App Store Cin7's own apps: one for Cin7 Core and one for Cin7 Omni Oracle's NetSuite Connector, listed from $199.92 a month on the Shopify App Store Fulfil's own app, free to install
More than one Shopify storePer brand, country or wholesale Yes. Each brand can run several stores, each in its own currency, sharing stock or drawing from its own warehouse Yes, "as many stores as you need"; plans allow 3, 5 or unlimited integrations Yes; repeat the setup for each store Yes. Core: each store uses an integration slot (2, 4 or 6 by plan, more for purchase). Omni: one integration per shop Yes, with a separate NetSuite Connector account for each store, including a wholesale-only store Yes; each store can map to its own company or share a warehouse and catalog
Own B2B portal and line sheetsFor wholesale buyers WebLink B2B portal, line sheets and the RemoteLink rep app Built-in B2B store and digital line sheets; 1, 3 or unlimited B2B stores by plan Built-in B2B platform with a linesheet builder B2B portal as a paid add-on per portal; line sheets not mentioned SuiteCommerce B2B webstore as an add-on, or Shopify B2B through the connector No own portal found; works with Shopify B2B, NuORDER, Faire, RepSpark and MarketTime
JOOR and NuORDERWholesale marketplaces Both, plus Brandboom, RepSpark, Faire and FashionGo Both listed Both, with setup guides in its help center Omni: both. Core: not found on Cin7's site Not found on Oracle's sites; partner connectors exist NuORDER: native. JOOR: not found on Fulfil's site
Retailer EDIDepartment stores and specialty chains Built in for 350+ retailers, mapped by AIMS360's EDI team; flat monthly fee per retailer; connects to SPS Commerce when a retailer uses it Through an EDI provider: RMS EDI or SPS Commerce Built in; onboarding takes 2 to 6 weeks per retailer Omni: built in, mapped by Cin7's EDI team. Core: through partners such as SPS Commerce or Crstl Through an EDI provider such as SPS Commerce or TrueCommerce Built in, 3 to 5 weeks per partner; SPS Commerce, Orderful or CommerceHub routes carry extra fees
Keeping Shopify off wholesale stockSo a retailer order isn't sold through online An inventory template per location decides what Shopify sees: warehouses, incoming production, a safety buffer, and stock already allocated to wholesale and EDI Order allocation by due date and priority; a rule holding wholesale stock back from Shopify isn't described Shopify sync can leave out committed stock; reservation orders hold stock Core sends the available quantity, with buffers per product or channel. Omni: buffer stock and "SOH less open orders" Quantity buffers in the NetSuite Connector; supply allocation with Advanced Inventory Reservations for confirmed wholesale orders lower what syncs to channels; rules per channel
WarehouseYour own warehouse or a 3PL Built-in WMS with bins, handheld scanning and fabric by roll; 30+ prebuilt 3PL connections (940, 943, 944, 945, 947, 846) Barcode picking, box-level packing, GS1-128 labels and a mobile warehouse app; 3PL connections are a subscription add-on Warehouse Mobile App with barcode scanning; 3PL connectors (940 and 945) and Pipe17 Core: standard WMS on all plans. Omni: WMS, though Cin7 says it doesn't handle EDI fulfillment NetSuite WMS SuiteApps; 3PLs through the NetSuite Connector "3PL integrations included"; 400+ 3PL locations listed
ProductionMaking your own product Production POs, cut tickets and bills of materials, with fabric tracked by roll and dye lot Material requirements, vendor contracts to factories and bills of materials Production orders, bills of materials and cutting tickets Core: assembly BOMs; production orders need the Advanced Manufacturing add-on, not offered on Standard Assembly work orders against bills of materials Bills of materials, production and work orders, and stock tracked at a co-packer
More than one brand or companyLabels, divisions or legal entities Divisions inside one company, or separate companies on the multi-entity add-on Unlimited divisions on every plan Multibrand and multi-company; Uphance's help puts both on its Enterprise plan Not described on Cin7's site OneWorld subsidiaries, an upgrade arranged through your account rep Multi-company accounting in one instance
ChatGPT and ClaudeOfficial AI connection (MCP) Own MCP server for ChatGPT, Claude and Grok; can create and update orders and customers MCP server on the Enterprise or Ultimate plan with the ApparelMagic Intelligence add-on None named on its site In-app assistant in Core; no MCP server named NetSuite AI Connector Service (MCP) for Claude and ChatGPT MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT; changes need your approval
Published pricingAs shown on each vendor's site Quoted, billed quarterly Yes: Professional $337 a month billed annually, Enterprise $655, Ultimate custom Not published on uphance.com Core: $349, $599 or $1,199 a month. Omni: quote only Not published Not published; implementation is a fixed fee
Stated time to go liveIn the vendor's own words 99% of clients live within 90 days Not stated; depends on size and complexity 8 to 16 weeks from discovery for most brands Group onboarding about 4 weeks (Core help: 4 to 6 weeks group, 8 to 10 weeks one to one) Not stated Typically 8 to 12 weeks

Sources for every competitor cell are listed under How we compared.

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Which one fits

Pick the system that matches how you sell

Each of these is a reasonable choice for some brands. Here is when each one fits best, with a link to the one-to-one comparison.

Pick AIMS360 when

You sell to department stores and specialty retailers by EDI as well as on Shopify, make your own product, and want EDI, the warehouse and production in one system. Brands from about $1M to $500M run on it.

Who AIMS360 is for

Pick ApparelMagic when

You're a smaller brand that wants a published price, a built-in B2B store and line sheets, and you have few EDI retailers, or you're fine running EDI through RMS or SPS.

AIMS360 vs ApparelMagic

Pick Uphance when

You want EDI and a B2B platform inside the system, and your brand count fits its plans; multibrand and multi-company sit on its Enterprise plan.

AIMS360 vs Uphance

Pick Cin7 when

You sell many kinds of product across many channels and want published plans (Core), and light production is enough. On Core, EDI runs through partners.

AIMS360 vs Cin7

Pick NetSuite when

You need multi-subsidiary, global finance first and have the budget for an EDI provider, connectors and an implementation partner.

AIMS360 vs NetSuite

Pick Fulfil when

You're Shopify-first, adding wholesale, and want stock reservations and built-in EDI; you don't need your own B2B portal.

AIMS360 vs Fulfil

Running two brands on Shopify and wholesale? See how a multi-brand setup runs in one system, and for the bigger picture, one warehouse feeding Shopify and wholesale.

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How we compared

How this comparison was built

We picked six systems that AI assistants commonly name when asked for an ERP for apparel brands that sell wholesale and on Shopify. Every competitor cell comes from that vendor's own website, help center or Shopify App Store listing, checked on November 9, 2026. We didn't use review sites, listicles or other vendors' claims about each other. AIMS360 facts come from our own product pages. Where a vendor's pages disagree, such as an older price on an app listing, we used the vendor's own site.

Products change. If a vendor publishes something that changes a cell, tell us and we'll update it. The fair test is the same for every system: ask each vendor to run one of your retailer orders and one Shopify order against the same units in the demo.

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Support and implementation

Support and implementation included with AIMS360

Every AIMS360 plan includes free, unlimited support, run in house by a US-based team that knows apparel and consumer brands. Emergency support runs 24/7 and averages under 15 minutes to respond. Regular support averages under 2 hours.

Free
Unlimited support on Bronze, Silver and Gold, from AIMS360's own team
24/7
Emergency support, under 15 minutes average response
<2 hrs
Average response on regular support
97.5%
Implementation success rate, with 99% of clients live within 90 days

Implementation is led by AIMS360's own consumer-industry veterans, people who have spent careers inside apparel, footwear, beauty and other consumer brand operations. It's a one-time engagement itemized in your quote, so you don't need to hire an outside ERP implementation consultant, and your accountant and advisors stay in the room. Every new release is included in your plan. How AIMS360 implementation works.

Comparing ApparelMagic, Uphance, Cin7, NetSuite or Fulfil? Ask each one for the same numbers in writing: support response times, what support costs after year one, and the implementation success rate.

FAQ

Shopify and wholesale ERP questions

It depends on three things: whether retailers send you EDI orders, whether you make your own product, and how you keep Shopify from selling stock promised to wholesale. AIMS360 puts retailer EDI for 350+ retailers, a warehouse system, production down to the fabric roll and Shopify stock rules in one system. ApparelMagic fits smaller brands that want a published price, Fulfil fits Shopify-first brands adding wholesale, and NetSuite fits companies that need global finance first. The comparison table has the detail.
Let the ERP decide what Shopify can sell. In AIMS360, an inventory template per location sets what Shopify sees, and stock allocated to wholesale and EDI orders stays out of it. Fulfil uses reservations, Cin7 and NetSuite use buffers, and Uphance can leave committed stock out of the sync. See the AIMS360 Shopify integration.
Not with an ERP that builds EDI in. AIMS360, Uphance, Fulfil and Cin7 Omni run EDI inside the system; ApparelMagic, Cin7 Core and NetSuite use an EDI provider such as SPS Commerce. AIMS360 bills EDI as a flat monthly fee per retailer with no per-transaction fees, and connects to SPS Commerce when a retailer uses it.
All six can. AIMS360 lets each brand run several stores, each in its own currency. Cin7 Core counts each store against its integration slots, and NetSuite needs a separate NetSuite Connector account for every store, including a wholesale-only store.
AIMS360 (the WebLink portal and line sheets), ApparelMagic (a built-in B2B store and line sheets) and Uphance (a B2B platform with a linesheet builder). Cin7 sells a B2B portal as a paid add-on, NetSuite offers SuiteCommerce B2B as an add-on, and Fulfil works with Shopify B2B and wholesale platforms instead.
ApparelMagic and Cin7 Core publish prices on their sites; ApparelMagic Professional is $337 a month billed annually and Cin7 Core starts at $349 a month. AIMS360, Uphance, Cin7 Omni, NetSuite and Fulfil quote prices. AIMS360 subscriptions are billed quarterly.
In each vendor's own words: AIMS360 has 99% of clients live within 90 days, Uphance says 8 to 16 weeks from discovery, Fulfil typically 8 to 12 weeks, and Cin7 about 4 weeks for group onboarding. ApparelMagic and NetSuite don't state a timeline. Retailer EDI adds onboarding time for each retailer on any system.
No. Shopify B2B handles ordering for wholesale buyers. An ERP handles what comes after: retailer EDI, allocating stock across channels, the warehouse, production and accounting. Most brands that sell to retailers run both, with the ERP feeding Shopify the stock it can sell.
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