Ongoing Warehouse is a software company which specializes in a WMS for 3PL, logistics providers and e-commerce companies. Our software service, called Ongoing WMS, is delivered as a cloud service and is used by several hundreds of logistic-intensive businesses of all sizes in Scandinavia, Europe and the rest of the world. The company is based in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Ongoing WMS is suited for companies with high standards on warehouse management. Ongoing Warehouse has rapidly grown into the position of market leader in the Scandinavian WMS market and is expanding globally. As of today (June 2021) we have more than 450 companies as clients globally and a million orders flow through Ongoing WMS every month, from over 5 000 goods owners.

Ongoing WMS is easy to use and has readymade integrations to the most used ecommerce platforms, ERP and transport systems. This makes the implementation of Ongoing WMS quick and easy. If a customer needs to integrate a software service or automation equipment towards Ongoing WMS, we provide a APIs and webhooks.

Ongoing WMS has been developed in collaboration with our customers over the years. Therefore, the software service has all the features needed to manage your warehousing efficiently. The scanning possibilities are excellent and there is great flexibility to use the software service with any mobile units.

It is easy and cost effective to become a customer. Ongoing WMS is offered as a “Software as a Service” (SaaS) which means that pricing of the software solution is based on a monthly fee per user and includes service & support, free updates and access rights. We have no entry fee (license fee), and we do not tie up customers on long contracts. We are simply trying to provide more value to our customers in order to create a long term, beneficial business relationship.

Welcome to book a demo at ongoingwarehouse.com. 

Regards, 
Fredrik Einarsson, CEO

Logistics & Supply Chain

Ongoing

Ongoing's headquarters in Göteborg, Sweden

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