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5 Common Mistakes in Inventory Management and How to Avoid Them
Inventory management can make or break a high-volume eCommerce operation. If you’re running a multichannel business with thousands of SKUs, even small missteps can result in costly errors, lost sales, and frustrated customers. At Freestyle Solutions, we’ve worked with countless merchants using our M.O.M. system to help them regain control of their inventory and scale with confidence. Here are five of the most common inventory management mistakes we see — and how your business can avoid them.
M.O.M. Version 12.6 Is Here with Powerful Upgrades for eCommerce Merchants
Freestyle Software is excited to announce the release of M.O.M. Version 12.6, the latest update to our industry-leading multichannel order management system. Packed with time-saving automations, powerful integrations, and workflow enhancements, Version 12.6 empowers high-volume eCommerce merchants to process orders faster, reduce manual tasks, and delight customers with a smoother experience. Whether you’re integrating with platforms like QuickBooks Online, Shopify or BigCommerce or looking to streamline your fulfillment, returns, and reporting, M.O.M. 12.6 delivers.
Can M.O.M. Integrate with My Existing eCommerce Platforms?
If you’re managing a high-volume eCommerce business, chances are you’ve invested time, money, and effort into your current online platforms. Whether you’re selling on Shopify, BigCommerce, Magento, or a custom-built cart, you may be wondering if Freestyle Software’s M.O.M. can integrate with the shopping cart you already have in place. In our new FAQs, we’ve answered this and some of our other most frequently asked questions. But here, we’ll dive more deeply into the question, “Can M.O.M. Integrate with My Existing eCommerce Platforms?”
Top 5 Order Management Challenges for High-Volume eCommerce in 2025
In the ever-evolving world of eCommerce, managing orders efficiently has become more critical than ever. High-volume eCommerce businesses face new and persistent challenges that can impact customer satisfaction, profitability, and scalability. Let’s explore the top 5 order management challenges to watch out for in 2025—and how you can stay ahead of them.
Need Seasonal Seats for Your Busy Season?
When the busy season hits for your home and garden, boating, sporting goods, camping, boating, outdoor activities or automotive business, you need to make sure you’re prepared to handle a larger volume of orders in your OMS. With M.O.M.’s seasonal seats, you can increase your seats to be ready for the rush! Seasonal seats allow you to: Adjust your seats only when you need them Ensure that you’re ready to respond to higher sales volumes Be prepared to process and ship more orders during your busiest time of the year Bring people on board before you need them to allow time for training Contact us to learn more about how seasonal seats will allow you to respond to your customers needs.
Introducing the New M.O.M. FAQs Page
At Freestyle Software, we know that managing a high-volume eCommerce operation comes with a long list of questions—from setup to scaling. That’s why we’ve created a centralized FAQs page designed specifically for users of M.O.M. (Multichannel Order Manager). 👉 Check out the new FAQs page now. Why You’ll Love the FAQs Page Whether you’re a long-time customer or just getting started with M.O.M., this new resource is built to help you: Get faster answers to common support questions Understand how to get the most out of M.O.M. and optional modules Explore how SiteLINK integrates with your order management system Learn about upgrades, hardware, training, and more We’ve organized the questions into logical categories to make it easy to find exactly what you need—no more digging through emails or waiting on support tickets. A Few Highlights Here’s a quick preview of some topics you’ll find: What’s the best way to upgrade to the latest version of M.O.M.? How can I purchase additional user licenses or modules? Where do I go to access SiteLINK features or support? What are the hardware and