Brandwise, now a MarketTime company, is where many sales rep agencies write orders. AIMS360 imports Brandwise orders by scheduled file pickup through the AIMS360 API, with an email on any error. Orders flow in only.
Brandwise is the order platform many independent sales rep agencies use, and it has been part of MarketTime since 2021. When your agency writes an order in Brandwise, AIMS360 picks up the export file on a schedule and imports it, so the order sits with every other wholesale order.
Yes, for orders. Orders exported from Brandwise as CSV files are dropped in a Brandwise FTP folder, picked up on a schedule you choose and imported into AIMS360 through the AIMS360 API. If a file fails, an email goes to the contacts you name. Nothing is sent back to Brandwise.
Setup needs a developer working with the AIMS360 API team. Once it runs, Brandwise orders show up as AIMS360 sales orders, tagged so you can tell where they came from.
Who owns it now, and what it does.
| Topic | Brandwise |
|---|---|
| What it is | Sales enablement and order software for brands and the sales agencies that rep them. |
| Owner | MarketTime, which announced its acquisition of Brandwise on October 21, 2021. Brandwise now calls itself a MarketTime company. |
| Products | Stream, the order portal where agency orders land; mtPro, an iPad order writing app; mtCharge for payments; plus B2B ordering sites and analytics. |
| ERP | Brandwise says brands can have orders flow from Stream into their ERP, or download a PDF of each purchase order. |
From Brandwise's onboarding page and coverage of the MarketTime acquisition, checked 3 November 2026.
A scheduled file pickup through the AIMS360 API, set up once and then left to run.
| Step | Who | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Write | Your rep agency | The rep writes the order in Brandwise. |
| 2. Export | Brandwise portal | Orders are exported as CSV files into the Brandwise FTP folder. The files must not be opened or edited, or fields such as the UPC can be saved in the wrong format. |
| 3. Pick up | AIMS360 API | On the schedule you set, every few hours, the AIMS360 API collects new files from that folder. |
| 4. Import | AIMS360 | Each order is created as a sales order. A duplicate PO number is rejected, so the same order cannot land twice. |
| 5. Flag errors | AIMS360 | If an order fails, an email goes to the contacts you named. |
| 6. Run as usual | AIMS360 | The order allocates, ships and invoices like any other wholesale order, with rep commissions handled in AIMS360. |
Orders arrive with the source AIMS360 API. Create a code called Brandwise and have the API add it to every order, so you can filter Brandwise orders from orders other systems send through the API.
Re-export the dates in question from Brandwise and drop the files in the folder again. Orders already imported are rejected as duplicates, so only the missing ones land.
Status, tracking and invoices do not go back to Brandwise. If your agency needs them, share them from AIMS360 another way.
A Brandwise order lands beside JOOR, NuORDER, FashionGo and EDI orders, against the same stock. See B2B wholesale integrations.
Run with the AIMS360 API team.
The Brandwise connection needs a developer working with the AIMS360 API team. Your implementation manager sets that up.
Add the Brandwise FTP folder login in AIMS360. It is used only to reach the Brandwise folder through the API.
Pick how often the folder is checked and who gets the error email.
Add an order code called Brandwise so every imported order carries it.
Export a test batch from Brandwise into the folder, without opening the files, and check the orders that land in AIMS360.
Turn on the schedule. Watch the error emails for the first weeks and re-export any dates that need it.
Yes, for orders. Orders exported from Brandwise are picked up from a folder on a schedule and imported into AIMS360 through the AIMS360 API. Nothing goes back to Brandwise.
Yes. MarketTime announced its acquisition of Brandwise on October 21, 2021, and Brandwise now describes itself as a MarketTime company.
On the schedule you choose, every set number of hours. The brand decides the frequency and who receives the error email.
No. They arrive when the next scheduled pickup runs. If you need an order sooner, export it from Brandwise and wait for the next run.
AIMS360 rejects a duplicate PO, so the order is not created twice. That also makes it safe to re-export a date range when an order is missing.
Often because the export file was opened or edited before pickup, which can save the UPC in the wrong format. Re-export the order from Brandwise and leave the file untouched.
They show the source AIMS360 API. Create an order code called Brandwise and the API adds it to every order, so you can filter on it.
The brand. Export files are created from the Brandwise portal in CSV format and dropped into the Brandwise FTP folder. AIMS360 stores the folder login only to reach it through the API.
If your own reps write orders, AIMS360 has its own iPad app. See sales rep iPad order entry. Agencies that use Brandwise keep using it.
See a Brandwise export land as an AIMS360 sales order with the rep attached, next to the rest of your wholesale book.
