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Most print operations are held together by one-off integrations and engineering overhead that compounds every time a new partner or channel is added. OrderMesh sits above all of it — commerce channels, production locations, and business systems working as one, with shared data and shared routing logic across every touchpoint.
Connect any storefront or marketplace and OrderMesh normalizes the data, routes the order, and handles exceptions — no manual intervention, no new infrastructure.
Build your Network. Keep Control of it.
Connect in-house facilities and third-party partners through one platform. Self-serve onboarding means new vendors are live in days. Every connection makes the network more capable.
Your data, always in sync.
Order data, routing decisions, and production status stay current across every system you run. No exports. No reconciliation. No silos.
AI already does real work on OrderMesh: generating vendor integrations from API docs, assisting catalog mapping, and, through our documented MCP server, letting AI agents operate your print network natively today. It all runs grounded in your catalog and data, so when the next shift arrives, you are not rebuilding.

Merchants connect through storefront plugins for platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, and Order Desk, or directly through our REST API. Keep the storefront or ERP you already run. OrderMesh slots in behind it, receives your orders, and handles routing, production, and fulfillment from there.
Yes. OrderMesh is API-first: everything the platform does is available through a documented, self-service REST API covering orders, catalog, shipments, webhooks, users, and more. Authentication uses OAuth 2.0, and you can self-issue a production API client in the developer portal with no tickets or gatekeeping. Every endpoint ships with full request/response schemas and an interactive "Try It Out" console, and the docs are machine-readable (LLMs.txt plus exportable specs) so you can even point a coding agent at them.
OrderMesh pushes status to you the moment it changes, with no polling required. Subscribe to webhooks for event notifications, or use server-sent events to stream live updates such as tracking numbers and shipment status straight back to your storefront and your customers.
No. There are two paths. If you have your own systems, OrderMesh's AI-assisted integration tooling ingests your API documentation and generates the integration, dramatically shortening onboarding. If you don't, the hosted vendor portal gives you a ready-made workspace inside OrderMesh where you can accept shipments, update tracking, print packing slips, and manage inventory and facilities. No technical integration is required.
Yes. A documented MCP server is wired into the same APIs the platform runs on, so autonomous agents can drive routing, vendor onboarding, and catalog work directly. The network can be operated by agent, not just by hand.
Everything the platform does. The API covers orders (create, search, bulk, refunds), catalog (products, variants, merchant catalogs), shipments (packages, packing slips, rerouting), webhooks and event subscriptions, users and roles, and notes with audit history.
OrderMesh maintains one global catalog with a canonical SKU and normalized attributes for every product it can make. You select the subset you want to sell and map your storefront SKUs to OrderMesh SKUs. When an order arrives, each line resolves to a canonical SKU automatically, and catalog search falls back from your merchant catalog to the global catalog.
Yes. Every API endpoint ships with a full request/response schema and an interactive "Try It Out" console that calls live endpoints straight from your browser, so you can explore and validate before writing a line of production code.
Yes. The API documentation is machine-readable, with an LLMs.txt file and exportable specs. You can point an LLM or coding agent directly at the docs and have it write the integration for you.
Three ways: automatically through a storefront plugin, programmatically through the REST API, or by manual entry. However an order arrives, it's validated against your catalog and recorded as a single source of truth for order state.
Can a single order be fulfilled by more than one producer?
Yes. The routing engine selects a producer for each line based on capability, cost, distance, and availability, and can split an order across multiple vendors when that yields a better or more resilient result. Split orders can ship independently, each with its own tracking.
Yes. The Orders API supports bulk order creation alongside single-order submission, search, and refund operations, which is useful for high-volume merchants and batch imports from external systems.