Azuvio WMS review
A broad 3PL warehouse suite with client operations, billing, EDI, API and mobile workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Azuvio WMS is warehouse management software for distribution, retail and third-party logistics warehouses. Its 3PL configuration separates stock and operations by client owner, giving operators tools for receiving, putaway, picking, packing, shipping, inventory control and cycle counting. Client-facing capabilities include live views of stock, orders, returns and KPIs, while activity-based billing supports invoice generation. The product runs on the web and Android, with self-hosted deployment available for enterprise customers.
Pricing is paid and starts with the Startup plan at €12 per user per month, billed monthly. Essential costs €15 per user per month, Pro costs €20, and Enterprise costs €28. The published 3PL pricing model also includes a per-active-owner fee alongside the per-user charge. A 15-day trial is available. The main difference for buyers is tier selection: the plans provide a progression from Startup through Enterprise, while self-hosted deployment is available for enterprise customers. Buyers should account for both parts of the 3PL pricing structure when estimating warehouse costs.
Azuvio WMS fits operators that need more than basic inventory tracking. Its workflows cover batch, wave, zone and pick-and-pack strategies, alongside courier AWB generation, tracking synchronization, ASN, DESADV and retailer EDI workflows. Integrations include Azuvio OMS, SAP, Charisma, Senior, WinMentor, Sameday, FAN Courier, Cargus, DPD, GLS, WooCommerce, Shopify, Magento and eMAG Marketplace. REST API and webhooks extend the integration options. It is a strong fit for 3PLs seeking client separation, portals, billing and fulfillment in one system. Teams needing a simple warehouse tool without multi-client operations, billing or EDI may find this breadth unnecessary.
Azuvio WMS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Separates stock and operations by client owner
- Combines client portals with activity-based billing
- Supports EDI, REST API, webhooks and Android workflows
- Where it doesn't
- 3PL pricing adds a per-active-owner fee
- Enterprise is the only plan with on-premise deployment
- Advanced workflows may require higher paid tiers
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