An apparel allocation rule wholesale teams can actually trust decides which order gets which unit when supply is tight. Here is how to write one that holds up against drops, EDI cancel dates, and DTC oversell.
A virtual warehouse apparel inventory model lets one brand split a single physical building into logical pools (DTC, wholesale, marketplace, returns) so allocation, ATS, and reporting reflect channel commitments instead of a flat on-hand number.
Should you run wholesale and DTC on one system vs two? This piece walks through the operating-model question apparel brands face when wholesale and ecommerce share inventory but live in separate stacks, and what the real cost looks like.
Go-live is not cutover day. The outcomes of an apparel ERP implementation are decided in the 90 days of readiness work that precede cutover — and the 30 days of stabilisation after. Here is the specific checklist, phase by phase, that separates clean go-lives from painful ones.
