Ralph Logistics offers brands on AIMS360 3PL warehousing plus partial or full back office processing. It runs its warehouse work on the AIMS360 WMS, the warehouse management built into AIMS360.
Ralph Logistics offers brands on AIMS360 two things: third party warehousing, and partial or full back office processing. It runs its warehouse work on the AIMS360 WMS, so the warehouse and the ERP are the same system.
Yes. Ralph Logistics works with brands on AIMS360 and runs its warehouse on the AIMS360 WMS. Picking, packing and shipping are recorded in AIMS360 itself rather than in a separate warehouse system, so there is no 940 and 945 file exchange to map.
It also offers partial or full back office processing for AIMS360 brands. Agree in writing which tasks Ralph takes on and which stay with your team.
What running on the AIMS360 WMS means for orders, stock and shipping.
| What the AIMS360 WMS does | What it means with Ralph Logistics |
|---|---|
| Stock by style, color and size, by location | Your goods at Ralph are a location on the same inventory record as your own building, stores or another 3PL. |
| Pick tickets against live orders | A pick ticket selects what is available for an order, and in AIMS360 you cannot invoice without one, so shipping and billing stay tied together. |
| Bin locations and mobile scanning | Putaway, picking and cycle counts are scanned against the UPCs already in AIMS360. |
| GS1-128 carton labels and ship notices | Retailer cartons and the 856 come from the same shipment record. |
| One set of reports | On hand, open orders and shipments are read from one place, with no nightly sync between two systems. |
Capabilities from the AIMS360 inventory and WMS page. Which of them Ralph Logistics runs for your account is set when you scope the work.
Ralph Logistics publishes little about itself, so ask directly.
Partial or full back office processing can mean different things. List the tasks, such as order entry or invoicing, and who owns each one.
Ralph Logistics publishes little about its facilities. Ask which building would hold your goods, how much space is free and which carriers it ships with.
Ask which retailer routing guides and carton label programs its team has shipped to, and how it handles chargebacks.
Decide which parts of your AIMS360 the Ralph team works in, and review it when the scope changes.
Run with Ralph Logistics and your AIMS360 implementation manager.
Agree with Ralph Logistics whether it holds your stock only, takes on back office tasks too, or both, and put it in writing.
Ralph becomes a warehouse in AIMS360 with its own on hand, next to any other location you run.
Give the Ralph team the AIMS360 access the scope needs, and nothing more.
Receive or transfer your inventory into the Ralph location so available to sell is right before orders flow.
Run the first orders through pick, pack, ship and invoice, and review exceptions with Ralph and your AIMS360 implementation manager.
Yes. Ralph Logistics works with brands on AIMS360 and runs its warehouse on the AIMS360 WMS, so warehouse work is recorded in AIMS360 itself.
Third party warehousing, plus partial or full back office processing for brands on AIMS360. Ask it to list the back office tasks it would take on for you.
No warehouse file exchange is needed to map, because Ralph works in the AIMS360 WMS. Your retailer EDI still runs in AIMS360 as usual. See EDI in AIMS360.
Ralph Logistics publishes little about itself and we could not confirm a public website in November 2026. Ask it directly which facility would hold your goods.
Yes. Each warehouse is a stocking location in AIMS360 and allocation decides which one ships each order, against one inventory record. See multi-warehouse inventory.
The warehouse management built into AIMS360: stock by style, color and size per location, bin locations, mobile scanning, pick tickets, cycle counts and GS1-128 carton labels on the same record as your orders. See inventory and WMS.
See how a 3PL working inside AIMS360 looks on your own orders and stock, then decide what to keep in house.
