Connectivity
Integrations
mPorts OMS connects to the systems you already run on. This page is what is connected today, what each connection actually does, and where its limits are.
These systems connect into one operational system
Demand arrives from channels. The work of shipping happens in warehouses and with carriers. The systems the business already runs on sit between them. Every name here is one mPorts has actually built a connection to — channels we have not are not listed, however often they are asked about.
Where demand arrives
- Walmart Marketplace
- Wayfair
- Target Plus
- GigaCloud
- Mirakl
- The Home Depot
- Lowe's
- Macy's
- BJ's Wholesale Club
- QVC
- Houzz
- Shopify
Systems the business runs on
- LingXing
- Eccang
- YQN
Fulfillment and carriers
- Mainfreight
- SLM Fulfillment
- EasyPost
- ViteDirect
- TrackingMore
System names describe where mPorts operates. They do not indicate a partnership, endorsement or certification by the companies named, and each name is used only to identify the system.
Integration detail
Walmart Marketplace
Orders in; accept, ship, cancel and refund out. Inventory, price and item feeds, with feed status followed to a result.
Walmart MarketplaceWayfair
Orders in, shipment registration, label and document retrieval, inventory pushed out.
WayfairMirakl
A marketplace platform, so one integration reaches the retailers running on it. Orders, returns, products, offers and inventory.
MiraklTarget Plus
Read-only today: mPorts reads inventory and order status, and does not write back.
Target Plus
What we will and will not tell you
Every integration page lists what the integration does not do alongside what it does. A page that lists only what works is not an integration page.
If the system you need is not here, the honest answer is that it is a scoping question rather than a yes. mPorts OMS connects to marketplaces and retailer channels, warehouse and third-party logistics systems, carriers and tracking providers, and business applications through their APIs; whether your specific provider is connected depends on whether that connection has been built.
Questions buyers ask
- Why are some well-known channels missing?
- Because a mention in code is not a working connection. A channel appears here once the connection to it has actually been built, and not before — which is a shorter list than the one we are usually asked for.
- Can you build an integration we need?
- Integration and data engineering is one of the services mPorts offers. What that takes for a given system is a scoping conversation.
- Are these production-certified?
- They are built and tested against each provider’s documented contract. Live readiness for your account is confirmed during onboarding rather than assumed — your configuration matters as much as the integration does.