Quivers launches Shopify app for distributed order management

Quivers has launched a Distributed OMS app on the Shopify App Store, letting specialty brands route online orders to local dealers when warehouse inventory runs out. The company says the tool can recover sales lost to stockouts, shipping limits and high freight costs.

Why it matters: - Specialty brands can use dealer inventory as an ecommerce fulfillment layer instead of losing sales when warehouse stock is unavailable. - Quivers says brands using the platform can recover up to 30% of online sales that would otherwise be lost to stockouts, shipping limitations or high freight costs. - The app is aimed at brands that need to extend fulfillment without building new warehouses or adding more third-party logistics capacity.

What happened: - Quivers launched its Distributed OMS app on the Shopify App Store on June 16, 2026. - The app connects a brand’s dealer network to its Shopify store through a single installation. - When a product is unavailable at the brand’s warehouse, a nearby dealer can fulfill the order from existing floor stock. - The app integrates with Shopify POS and is available now through the Shopify App Store.

The details: - The system is designed for direct-to-consumer stockouts, oversized products, high-freight items and markets where direct shipping is impractical. - Quivers says the average Shopify store converts fewer than 2% of site visitors, leaving room for more recovered revenue. - The platform uses inventory that already sits on shelves in local retail stores. - Each recovered sale moves product that a dealer has already purchased B2B. - Quivers says its platform supports more than 4,000 businesses and has processed more than 300 million orders. - The company plans to add Ship-to-Store functionality for Shopify in the coming weeks.

Between the lines: - The launch pushes Quivers deeper into the gap between digital demand and physical retail inventory. - The model turns independent retailers from a separate sales channel into part of the fulfillment network. - For specialty brands, that can reduce missed sales without changing core warehouse operations.

What's next: - Quivers plans to roll out Ship-to-Store functionality for Shopify in the coming weeks. - The company says the broader goal is to make channel coordination easier for brands, retailers and distributors. - Quivers will continue positioning its platform around buy online, pick up in store, ship from store and distributed fulfillment for specialty brands worldwide.

The bottom line: - Quivers is betting that the fastest way to recover ecommerce revenue is to turn existing dealer inventory into a ready-made fulfillment network.