Multi-Warehouse

Running deliveries out of one warehouse is simple. Add a second one, and staying on top of every order gets messy fast. Onro’s multi-warehouse support connects every hub, branch, and distribution center you run into one network. Track an order from the moment it lands in a warehouse to the moment it leaves, no matter how many stops it takes to get there.

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+40 M

Deliveries
Optimized

+200

Courier Companies
Served

+50

Countries
Supported Worldwide

Built However You're Set Up

Set up warehouses to match how you run: city hubs, regional sorting centers, return warehouses, or branch locations. Each gets its own name, address, and map pin, and Admin Center controls exactly what dispatchers and Scanner App users can do.

Onro Admin Center Warehouses screen listing each warehouse by name, address, and creation date.
Order detail view showing a warehouse transfer moving through the At Warehouse, Ready for Transit, and In Transit statuses, with a For Return status shown separately.

A Transfer Workflow That Doesn't Lose Orders

Every transfer moves through four scanned statuses: At Warehouse, Ready for Transit, In Transit, then At Warehouse again on a second scan. Nothing’s marked “there” until someone scans it there. Orders headed to a return warehouse get their own status: For Return.

Clear Ownership at Every Handoff

Warehouse staff scan orders into statuses like At Warehouse and Ready for Transit as they handle each one. Dispatchers monitor the whole network from a centralized dashboard. Whoever makes the transfer marks the order In Transit, so everybody owns their piece of the process.

Order ownership timeline showing warehouse staff, a driver, and a dispatcher each responsible for a different handoff status.
Dispatch board filtered by warehouse, showing orders grouped by status with each route's start or end warehouse listed.

Dispatcher Visibility, End to End

Dispatchers can filter, list, and manage orders by warehouse right from the dashboard. Warehouse data shows up inside every order’s details, and route planning uses the same data, letting you set a warehouse as a route’s start or end point.

Customers See It Too

Warehouse statuses aren’t locked to the back office. They’re built into the Customer App’s filtering, listing, and order views, so customers see exactly where a shipment sits in your network, not just a generic “out for delivery.”

Customer App order tracking screen showing the warehouse status timeline and when the order left the origin warehouse.

Notifications That Keep Up With the Move

Build message templates that fire automatically off warehouse status changes: At Warehouse, Ready for Transit, In Transit, and For Return. Update a status once, and the right people hear about it through whatever channel you’ve set.

Set Up in Minutes, Not a Migration

Adding a warehouse takes minutes, not an implementation project. Admin Center → Settings → Operation Setup → Warehouses, hit New, enter a name and address. Deleting is protected too: a warehouse with active orders can’t be removed until they’re resolved.

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