AIMS360’s ShipHero integration connects your fashion ERP with ShipHero’s warehouse management system (WMS) to streamline warehouse locations, picking, packing, shipping, and inventory updates. Whether you work with a third-party logistics provider (3PL) running ShipHero, use your own warehouse on ShipHero, or run a hybrid operation using both ShipHero and AIMS360 WMS, you get real-time visibility and control across your entire fulfillment network.
AIMS360 apparel software connects with any third-party warehouse (3PL) running ShipHero, so you can outsource fulfillment while still keeping full control over inventory, allocations, and order status inside AIMS360. You can also run ShipHero in your own warehouse — or operate a hybrid model using both internal and outsourced ShipHero warehouses.
Every brand’s fulfillment strategy evolves over time, and your warehouse setup should not force you into a rigid system. With AIMS360, you can run ShipHero as your primary warehouse management system (WMS), use AIMS360 WMS for apparel-specific control and tracking, or operate a hybrid model where different warehouses use different tools. This flexibility is especially valuable for apparel brands managing multiple locations, seasonal warehouse staffing, 3PL fulfillment partners, and complex product structures where styles, colors, and sizes must remain accurate across inventory, picking, packing, and shipping workflows. As your business grows, AIMS360 makes it easy to expand fulfillment capacity without rebuilding your warehouse processes or losing operational visibility.
By integrating ShipHero with AIMS360, your apparel business gains real-time visibility across the full fulfillment lifecycle, including inventory availability, warehouse locations, shipping status, and tracking updates. As orders are picked, packed, and shipped in a ShipHero warehouse—whether it’s your own facility or a third-party logistics provider (3PL)—those updates sync back into AIMS360 so your operations, customer service, and accounting teams are always working with accurate information. This reduces inventory delays, prevents overselling, and eliminates the common problem of manually reconciling what the warehouse shipped versus what the ERP and sales channels still show as available. It also supports multi-channel growth by keeping inventory and fulfillment aligned across Shopify, marketplaces, wholesale orders, and EDI dropship workflows, so your brand can scale fulfillment without sacrificing speed or accuracy.
