Is Extensiv Order Manager the same as Skubana?

Yes. 3PL Central, which later renamed itself Extensiv, acquired Skubana in 2021, and the product became Extensiv Order Manager.

Does Invechar create purchase orders automatically like Extensiv?

Invechar proposes each restock as a Daily Task with the quantity, supplier and order-by date, built from trend demand and learned lead times. You can edit any number, and approving it creates the PO. Autopilot can draft routine restocks inside limits you set, and only sends a PO if you allowed it to.

Does Invechar work with 3PLs?

Invechar tracks stock per location, including FBA, and has a public API with webhooks. It does not have a built-in 3PL network like Extensiv's warehouse software, so check your 3PL's integration options first.

Can I migrate from Extensiv Order Manager?

Yes. The migration tool has an Extensiv Order Manager (Skubana) source for catalog, kits, stock with cost, suppliers, open POs, customers and order history, with a dry run first.

Invechar vs Extensiv Order Manager

Extensiv Order Manager is the order and inventory product formerly called Skubana. Extensiv, previously 3PL Central, acquired Skubana in 2021, and the product now sits beside Extensiv's warehouse software for 3PLs. Invechar is a multichannel operating system run by an AI Brain that prepares the daily work and asks before it acts.

Who Each Is For

Extensiv Order Manager: Brands selling across marketplaces, carts and wholesale that fulfill through one or more 3PLs, and want reorder recommendations, automatic purchase orders and FBA and WFS planning in an order manager connected to Extensiv's warehouse software.
Invechar: Brands that run their own warehouse and FBA and want an AI Brain to prepare restocks, price moves, drift fixes and claims, with every number editable before they approve.

Extensiv Order Manager vs Invechar, Area by Area

Area	Extensiv Order Manager	Invechar
Approach	Order and inventory management for brands, alongside Extensiv's 3PL and warehouse software	An AI Brain finds the work every hour and does it when you approve a Daily Task
Stock Allocation	Yes. Per-channel allocation as a percent of available stock	Yes. One master pool every channel sells from, with FBA kept separate
Purchasing	Yes. Reorder recommendations and automatic POs from velocity, lead time, growth and runout dates	Yes. Restock proposals from trend demand and learned lead times, then POs the Supplier Assistant chases
Amazon FBA	Yes. An FBA Forecasting report per FBA warehouse	Partial. FBA stock is its own location, never sold twice. FBA inbound shipments run in test mode until Invechar's Amazon inbound access is approved
Walmart WFS	Yes. WFS inventory, forecasting and replenishment	Partial. Walmart is in beta, pending Walmart API approval. No WFS workflows yet
3PLs	Yes. Connects to Extensiv's warehouse software used by 3PLs	Partial. Your own locations and FBA. No built-in 3PL network; the public API can connect one
Channels	Yes. 100+ carts and marketplaces when paired with Extensiv Integration Manager	Yes. Amazon, eBay, Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento, Square, PrestaShop, Google Shopping, Mirakl marketplaces, bol.com, Kaufland, Allegro and Mercado Libre. Walmart in beta
Analytics	Yes. Reports for COGS by SKU and by sales channel, critical stock levels and inventory value	Yes. FIFO cost with freight and duty stamped on every order line
Repricing	Not Stated. Not stated on the public pages we checked	Yes. A rule per SKU (Brain, Match Buy Box or Match Lowest) with a profit floor from your real cost and the SKU's actual fees
Daily Work	Not Stated. Not stated on the public pages we checked	Yes. Daily Tasks with the math shown. Nothing moves until you approve, or a standing Autopilot approval covers it

Not Stated means we could not find it on their public pages, which is not the same as missing.

Where Extensiv Order Manager Is Stronger

Per-channel allocation as a percent of available stock
A Critical Levels report and automatic POs from velocity, lead time, growth and runout dates
An FBA Forecasting report per FBA warehouse
Walmart WFS inventory, forecasting and replenishment
Links into Extensiv's warehouse software used by 3PLs
COGS reports by SKU and by sales channel for period-end reviews

Where Invechar Differs

Restock proposals you can edit before approving, with learned lead times and volatility safety stock
Buy Box repricing with a profit floor from your real cost
Money Finder writes Amazon reimbursement claims
Bins, pick waves and a Pack Station for your own warehouse
Plain-English automations and Autopilot inside guardrails
A 13-week cash forecast so restocks never empty the bank

Move from Extensiv Order Manager

Export Products and Purchasing: Export products with kits, stock with cost, vendors with lead times, open purchase orders, customers and orders.
Use the Extensiv Source: Migration recognizes Extensiv Order Manager (Skubana) exports and shows a dry run of every record.
Check Lead Times: Imported lead times are a starting point. Each received PO then teaches the Brain the supplier's real lead time.
Leave 3PL Flows in Place: Keep orders routed to your 3PL where they are today until you have confirmed how your 3PL will connect.

Products with an open stock drift are skipped by stock pushes until you have reviewed them.

Sources

Every fact about Extensiv Order Manager on this page comes from these public pages, checked October 2026. Plans and features change, so confirm current details with Extensiv Order Manager.

Questions

Is Extensiv Order Manager the same as Skubana?: Yes. 3PL Central, which later renamed itself Extensiv, acquired Skubana in 2021, and the product became Extensiv Order Manager.
Does Invechar create purchase orders automatically like Extensiv?: Invechar proposes each restock as a Daily Task with the quantity, supplier and order-by date, built from trend demand and learned lead times. You can edit any number, and approving it creates the PO. Autopilot can draft routine restocks inside limits you set, and only sends a PO if you allowed it to.
Does Invechar work with 3PLs?: Invechar tracks stock per location, including FBA, and has a public API with webhooks. It does not have a built-in 3PL network like Extensiv's warehouse software, so check your 3PL's integration options first.
Can I migrate from Extensiv Order Manager?: Yes. The migration tool has an Extensiv Order Manager (Skubana) source for catalog, kits, stock with cost, suppliers, open POs, customers and order history, with a dry run first.