Your website
Orders from an OpenCart store arrive through the Elbuz Tunnel module. Any other site — WooCommerce, PrestaShop or a custom build — sends them through the Elbuz API.
Orders and warehouse department one of the departments in your AI company
Order management software keeps every order — from your website, marketplaces, chat and phone — in one list, with statuses, stock reservation, payments and shipping.

Ecommerce order management across every channel: each order is handled the same way, wherever it came from.
Orders from an OpenCart store arrive through the Elbuz Tunnel module. Any other site — WooCommerce, PrestaShop or a custom build — sends them through the Elbuz API.
Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Allegro, Kaufland, eMAG, TikTok Shop and other marketplaces: orders come in on a schedule, without duplicates, and marketplace statuses map to yours.
A shopper writes in your site chat or a messenger — the request and the order land in the same system, next to the customer record.
A manager enters a phone order into the same list, and from there it follows the same path as a website order.

Status, reservation, payment and the shipping label live inside the order, not in a spreadsheet next to it.
A new account starts with a ready status flow. The “Next step” button suggests what to do, and an order stuck longer than your time limit is highlighted in the list.
A confirmed order reserves the items, and you see the available quantity. “Shipped” and “Paid” keep the reservation; final statuses release it.
The amount due is shown on the order and on the customer record, and bank payments can be imported from a statement.
Create a label from the order card or for a batch of orders, and the tracking number lands in the order. Built in today: InPost, DHL Parcel and GLS for Poland.

Order processing automation: AI recognizes the request in a message, checks it against your store rules and acts after the customer says “Yes”.

Order and customer management in one system, not two.
Order management runs the sale, from a new order to shipment. The CRM runs the customer: contacts, emails, calls. In Elbuz both live in one system, so the purchase history is right in the customer record.
Customers in detail — CRM for ecommerce.
Your business type sets how the sale works.
Where orders get lost: in messengers, spreadsheets and marketplace accounts.
| Spreadsheet and messengers | Marketplace seller accounts | Order management software | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where orders live | in a spreadsheet, chats and notes | in each seller account separately | in one list from every channel |
| Stock | you count it by hand | separate in each account | reserved and available stock calculated for you |
| Shipping | you retype tracking numbers | different on every marketplace | a label from the order card or in bulk |
| Several managers | who took what — in a group chat | one shared login | own login and access to own orders |
Compared by way of working, without naming services. Elbuz support moves your data from an old system or website for free.
Order management is part of one Elbuz plan, together with your whole AI company.
What it costs for your catalog — see pricing.
Real Elbuz windows on demo data.
Order management software (OMS) keeps every order in one place and moves it from checkout to delivery: status, stock reservation, payment, shipping label and customer notification. In Elbuz orders from your website, marketplaces, chat and phone come into one list and are processed the same way.
Elbuz has no free-forever plan, and order management is not sold separately: it is part of one plan with the catalog, supplier price lists and feeds. The first 14 days are free with a positive balance, and €50 is added to your balance when you sign up.
In Elbuz plans start at €87 a month. The price depends on the number of products and users: one user is included in the base plan, each additional user is paid separately. Billing is in euros. See pricing.
Yes. You can start with one user and one website, and add marketplaces, a warehouse and more managers later. There is nothing to install: Elbuz runs in the browser.
Elbuz pulls them from the marketplaces and your website on a schedule and puts them into one list without duplicates. Marketplace statuses are mapped to your own once, at setup.
Yes: a confirmed order reserves the items. “Shipped” and “Paid” keep the reservation, and final statuses release it, so the available quantity is always visible.
From the order card or for a batch of orders, and the tracking number is saved to the order. InPost, DHL Parcel and GLS for Poland are built in.
Yes. Every employee has their own login, and access rights are set per department: all orders or only the ones where the person is responsible. One login works in one session at a time.
Yes. A ready status flow is there from day one, and you can add your own statuses with a color and a time limit.
After the customer confirms, AI cancels an unpaid order, arranges a reshipment for a lost or damaged parcel and answers “where is my order?”. Refunds and anything outside your rules go to a person.
Order management runs the sale: from a new order to reservation, label, payment and shipment. A CRM runs the customer: contacts, purchase history, emails and calls. In Elbuz both are one system, so every order shows up in the customer record. More — CRM for ecommerce.
Yes. The business type you choose sets how sales work: online store, wholesale (B2B) or services, with its own statuses and steps.
Yes. Elbuz support moves your data from another system or website for free: orders, customers, products and stock. Any website or program can also keep sending orders through the Elbuz API.
14 days free
The orders and warehouse department joins your AI company along with every other department. €50 on your balance after sign-up and 14 days to test it on your own orders.