Warehouse management for Shopware 6 — built for modern e-commerce

Running your webshop on Shopware 6? Our warehouse system connects directly to your Shopware installation and gives your warehouse the professional handling a modern Shopware shop deserves — whether you run Community Edition, Rise, Evolve or Beyond. We speak Shopware. We understand your sales channels, your order statuses, your variants, your manufacturers and your custom fields. You keep Shopware as your commerce tool — we take care of all the physical work in the warehouse.

Why Shopware shops choose Lagersystem.dk

  • Stock synced live — inventory levels update against Shopware as soon as items are picked, received or adjusted in the warehouse. No overselling, no delayed updates.
  • Orders fetched automatically — as soon as an order is open and paid, it lands in the warehouse and is ready for picking.
  • Order status written back — once the order is packed and dispatched, the delivery is automatically set to shipped, the order is marked completed, and the payment as paid.
  • Track & trace codes written back — tracking numbers are added directly to the delivery in Shopware, so the customer gets their notification via Shopware’s own flows.
  • Multi sales channel support — got several sales channels (B2C, B2B, outlet, headless storefront)? We handle them all on the same warehouse stock — or separately, if that’s what you prefer.

Support for all Shopware 6 editions

  • Our integration is built on Shopware’s Admin API, so it works equally well across all editions:

    • Community Edition — the open-source version. Perfect for shops that want to keep running costs down while still having professional warehouse management.
    • Rise — the new entry-level edition in Shopware’s paid model. You get access to Rule Builder, Flow Builder and extended sales channels — we work with all of it.
    • Evolve — the growth-oriented edition with B2B features, advanced customer segmentation and extended automation options. We support your customer groups, price lists and B2B workflows.
    • Beyond — the enterprise edition with full customisation. We adapt to your setup, your manufacturers, your properties and your custom fields.

    Switching edition later? The integration comes with you — you won’t need to change warehouse systems just because you upgrade your Shopware licence.

How the integration works day to day

Products, variants and properties

Your product catalogue is edited as usual in Shopware Administration. We automatically pull the products into the warehouse system and keep the data in sync.

We understand Shopware’s product structure:

  • SKU is used as the key between Shopware and the warehouse
  • Variants are handled correctly — each variant has its own stock level, its own location tracking and its own picking information
  • Properties (e.g. size, colour, material) are merged into the variant titles, so the pick list on the handheld terminal shows the exact variant the warehouse operative needs to find
  • Manufacturers are pulled in as suppliers, ready for purchase orders
  • Custom fields for e.g. country of origin and customs tariff number can be mapped into the warehouse data for customs export and reporting
  • EAN/barcode, weight, minimum order quantity and unit of purchase come across automatically

Parent products (variant groups with no stock of their own) are naturally skipped — we only work with the variants that actually need picking.

Orders and order statuses

When an order in Shopware is open or in progress and payment is confirmed, the order is pulled into the warehouse system automatically.

We fetch:

  • Billing address and delivery address separately
  • Customer data from Shopware’s order customer
  • Order lines with SKU, quantity, price and VAT
  • Shipping method and payment method with their proper names from Shopware
  • Sales channel — so you can report picks, errors and revenue per channel
  • Currency and total price

Closing the order — automatically

When the warehouse operative finishes scanning the order on the handheld terminal, three things happen automatically in Shopware:

  1. The delivery is set to shipped
  2. The order moves via in progress to completed
  3. The payment is marked as paid (if it isn’t already)

Your customers therefore get Shopware’s own emails and notifications at the right time — without anyone having to click anything manually in the Administration.

Track & trace

Tracking numbers from your carriers (PostNord, GLS, DAO, DHL, UPS, Bring and others) are written directly onto the delivery in Shopware. This means that:

  • The customer sees their tracking number on their order in the customer account
  • Shopware’s Flow Builder can react to it and send its own emails, SMS or webhooks
  • Returns processes and customer service have traceable information in one place

Stock levels back and forth

The warehouse system is the single source of truth for physical stock. Whenever changes happen in the warehouse — picking, goods receipt, stocktaking, adjustment — the new stock level is pushed to Shopware. This happens as batch updates, so even with large volumes your storefront stays updated quickly.

Goods receipt

When your warehouse receives goods from a supplier and scans them in, stock levels in Shopware are updated immediately — even for partial deliveries. You don’t need to wait until the entire delivery has arrived before customers can order again.

General highlights

Mobile warehouse management with handheld terminals

Picking, goods receipt, location management and stocktaking all happen on rugged Android handheld terminals with a 1D/2D scanner. The warehouse operative works with a scanner in hand — not with a mouse in the Administration panel.

Location management

Every item gets its place — aisle, rack, shelf, bin. Multiple locations per variant, pick-optimised routes, and visual warehouse placement that makes training staff quick.

Purchasing and suppliers

Your manufacturers from Shopware are used as the basis for purchasing management. The warehouse system can automatically suggest purchase orders based on minimum stock levels and sales forecasts. Receive goods by scanning and book them straight into a location.

Batches, serial numbers and shelf life

Do you sell items that require traceability? We handle batch numbers, serial numbers and expiry dates (FIFO / FEFO) — so you can always answer which batch went to which customer, and when.

Stocktaking

Cycle counting, zone counting and a full annual stocktake — it all happens on the handheld terminal. Discrepancies go to approval before they’re posted, and stock levels are synced back to Shopware once approved.

Returns receipt

When a customer returns an item, your warehouse can receive, scan, quality-check and put the item back into stock — or mark it as defective. Stock levels are updated automatically in Shopware.

Reporting

Picking times, error rates, stock value, inventory turnover and dead stock — you get the figures to run the warehouse professionally, and you can split reports per sales channel, so B2C and B2B don’t get mixed together.

Who is it for?

  • Growing Shopware shops that have outgrown Excel and post-it notes and are ready for serious warehouse management
  • B2B shops on Rise/Evolve with complex customer groups, price lists and large orders
  • Multi-channel setups running several sales channels from the same Shopware installation who want one shared warehouse
  • Headless commerce projects where Shopware is the PIM/checkout and the frontend is custom — our integration is independent of your storefront
  • Migration shops that have moved from Shopware 5 to Shopware 6 and want a warehouse system that comes with them into the new world
  • Hybrid retail with both a physical shop and a Shopware webshop, needing a combined stock overview
  • B2B shops on Beyond with heavy requirements for customs handling, export documentation and advanced reporting

From manual clicking to automatic flow

  • Do you currently click around in Shopware Administration to set orders to completed, add tracking numbers, and update stock levels? With our integration you get:

    1. Orders appear automatically on the handheld terminal as soon as they’re ready
    2. Pick and pack with scanning — errors are caught before the box is sealed
    3. Shipping labels print automatically based on Shopware’s chosen shipping method
    4. Track & trace is written onto the delivery, the customer gets their email via Shopware’s own flows
    5. Delivery, order and payment are closed automatically in Shopware
    6. Stock updated before the next customer can oversell the item

Getting started

  • Book a demo — we show you the integration running directly against a Shopware installation
  • Access to the Administration — you create an API user in Shopware so we can connect (a few minutes’ work)
  • Test on your shop — we set up against your shop and run a test with a handful of orders
  • Go-live — we’re on hand at launch, and our support team knows Shopware inside out

FAQ

Does your warehouse system work with Shopware 6?

Yes — the integration is built specifically for Shopware 6 and uses Shopware’s official Admin API. It’s tested and running in live production, including B2B and wholesale shops that rely on Shopware — one of Germany’s leading e-commerce platforms.

Yes, all editions. The integration uses the shared Admin API found in every Shopware 6 edition, so you get the same functionality no matter which licence you’re running.

Yes. Each variant is its own item in the warehouse system, with its own stock level, its own location and its own picking information. Variant names are built automatically from the product name and properties (size, colour, etc.), so warehouse staff see exactly what they need to find.

We read the sales channel on every order, so you can report picks, errors and revenue per channel. You can also choose to keep stock separate per sales channel or run a shared warehouse.

When the order is dispatched from the warehouse, the delivery is set to shipped, the order moves to completed, and the payment is marked as paid. Your customers get Shopware’s own emails at the right time.

No. The integration only requires an API user in your Shopware Administration. No plugins, no modifications, no core changes.

They’re fully supported — our integration triggers Shopware’s status changes, and your own flows and rules run on top of that. For example, you could have a rule that sends an SMS when the order becomes completed, or a flow that creates an invoice when the payment is paid.

Yes. Tracking numbers are added directly to the delivery in Shopware Administration, so both customer service and the customer themselves can see it.

Yes. Customer groups, price lists, B2B invoice lines and large orders are all handled in the warehouse. We work well alongside Shopware’s B2B suite.

Yes. Our integration is independent of your storefront. Whether you use Shopware’s standard storefront, a custom Vue/Nuxt/Next frontend or a mobile app, the warehouse integration runs against Shopware’s Administration unchanged.

Live — as soon as a stock movement happens. If Shopware’s API should be briefly unavailable, we queue the updates and send them as soon as the connection is back.

Typically every few minutes. This can be adjusted if your volume requires faster handling.

Yes. Our warehouse system is channel-independent — Shopware can be your first channel, and you can connect more later without needing to rebuild anything.

We don’t carry out the Shopware migration itself, but we have experience adding the warehouse system as part of a Shopware 6 relaunch — it’s often the right moment to professionalise your warehouse management.

Want to see how it works with your Shopware 6? Contact us for a demo, or book a pilot run where we connect to your shop — whether you're running Community, Rise, Evolve or Beyond.

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Get a personal walkthrough in 30-60 minutes. We’ll show you exactly how Lagersystem suits your business — with a focus on the features that matter most to you.

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