Starter
A simple way to start replacing warehouse paperwork with searchable operational records.
$0/mo
- Warehouse task records
- Android app evidence capture
- Advanced customer visibility
Warehouse plans
Pricing built around affordable warehouse control.
Try WMSync for free, then choose the plan that fits your warehouse volume, proof requests, and rollout needs.
Modern warehouse management at a practical monthly cost.
Recommended
Professional
A practical plan for teams handling regular warehouse work, customer queries, return reviews, and proof requests.
$49/mo
- Searchable warehouse records
- Photos, signatures, location evidence, date, and time
- Customer and team notifications
- Advanced customer visibility
Compare plans
| Plan features | Starter | Professional |
|---|---|---|
| Warehouse task records | ||
| Evidence capture in Android app | ||
| Searchable warehouse records | ||
| Advanced customer visibility | ||
| Rollout support | Basic | Standard |
Frequently asked questions
Who is WMSync for?
WMSync is for companies that handle physical stock and need affordable warehouse control connected to supported accounting data. It helps teams manage stock movement, dispatch, releases, returns, proof, and customer questions.
What does every WMSync plan include?
Every plan includes the guided setup wizard and the core warehouse task workflow. Higher plans mainly increase storage, message credits, user limits, and rollout capacity.
How quickly can we get started?
The guided setup wizard helps you get the basics in place and start preparing warehouse records in minutes. Larger teams may still want extra rollout support for users, branches, and customer access.
Does proof capture work on Android phones?
Yes. Warehouse, collection, dispatch, and return capture workflows run in the WMSync Android app on Android phones with at least 4GB RAM, a camera, and internet access.
Is WMSync only for large companies?
No. WMSync is built for growing businesses that need WMS discipline without starting with an expensive enterprise rollout.
What if our biggest problem is warehouse paperwork?
That is one of the core problems. WMSync keeps warehouse work searchable because stock movement records are business assets, not just paperwork.
Do we still need to scan and file warehouse paperwork?
WMSync is designed to reduce scanning and filing. Evidence is captured digitally and kept with the relevant warehouse record.
Can WMSync help when customers ask about an order or return?
Yes. Search the record and open linked evidence such as quantities, photos, signatures, timestamps, notes, and location evidence where supported.
Can customers get clearer answers?
Yes. WMSync helps your team answer from controlled warehouse and return records instead of searching paper files and message trails.
Can WMSync help with customer returns?
Yes, where Customer Returns is enabled. Teams can review returned items, photos, notes, serial numbers where available, and original movement evidence before credit decisions.
How do serial-number items work?
Where serial tracking is enabled, serial numbers must be saved in the accounting line comments in comma-separated CSV format. See Help for the required line-comment format before rollout.
Can we start small and upgrade later?
Yes. Start with Starter, then upgrade as users, storage, message use, or rollout needs grow.
What changes between plans?
The core workflow stays the same. Higher plans mainly increase storage, message credits, users, and rollout support.
What are message credits?
Message credits are used for supported paid customer messages, such as SMS or other customer updates where enabled. Warehouse records do not use message credits.
What happens if we run out of message credits?
Your records stay searchable. You may need to top up or upgrade before sending more credit-based messages.
Why do higher plans include more message credits?
Larger teams usually send more customer updates. Higher plans include more monthly messaging capacity.
Does WMSync replace our accounting system?
No. WMSync uses supported accounting data where enabled, with more accounting cloud integrations planned, but it is focused on warehouse work, stock movement, proof, dispatch, and returns.