Ongoing WMS review
A broad warehouse platform for larger operations, with substantial monthly and user fees.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Ongoing WMS is a cloud-based warehouse management system for third-party logistics providers and businesses operating their own warehouses. It covers inbound, putaway, movement, refill, picking, packing, stocktaking, returns, cross-docking, and outbound processes. The software is delivered through web browsers and handheld devices, with support for web, Windows, iOS, and Android. Its broad device coverage and warehouse focus make it a fit for larger operations managing varied workflows across one or more warehouses.
Pricing starts with a €1,299-per-month platform fee that includes five warehouse users, all Ongoing WMS modules, native integrations, and API access. Additional users cost €179 each per month for users 6–10, €149 each per month for users 11–20, and €129 each per month for users 21–50. For 50+ users, the published plan directs buyers to sales for enterprise pricing. This structure puts the platform toward the higher-cost end for smaller teams, while the included modules and integration access give larger deployments a clearer path to a broad feature set.
The product’s main strength is coverage: barcode and RFID scanning, single-order and batch picking, inventory traceability, shipping-label retrieval and printing, and automation integrations for conveyors, storage lifts, and packing machines. REST, SOAP, MCP, and webhook APIs support connections with Shopify, ERP systems, ecommerce platforms, carriers, shipping platforms, and warehouse automation solutions. Ongoing WMS should suit organizations that need extensive scanning, traceability, and operational breadth. Smaller warehouses with simpler processes or limited user counts may prefer a narrower system with a lower fixed platform cost.
Ongoing WMS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers inbound, outbound, returns, cross-docking, and stocktaking workflows
- Supports barcode, QR, RFID, batch, expiry, serial, lot, and pallet scanning
- Runs across web, Windows, iOS, and Android with multiple API options
- Where it doesn't
- €1,299 monthly platform fee raises the entry cost
- Additional warehouse-user charges apply beyond the included five users
- Enterprise pricing for 50+ users requires contacting sales
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