Wholesale Operating System for Apparel, Footwear & Accessories
Montreal, Canada • Founded by Obinna Chukwu
Chukwu helps apparel, footwear, and accessories wholesalers manage an order from the moment a customer sends it until it ships. We find where work slows down or gets repeated, then build the tools your team needs to keep orders, stock, picking, and shipping in sync.
Every wholesale order from every channel — email PDFs, JOOR / NuORDER / Brandboom, EDI 850 from major retailers, sales rep iPad entry at buyer appointments, WhatsApp screenshots, walk-in showroom — lands in one structured queue. Dedupe-checked. Per-account pricing applied. Almost always our first deployment.
Wholesale-specific ERP for apparel, footwear, and accessories. Real-time inventory tied to picking writebacks. Per-buyer negotiated pricing, account terms, AR aging against ship date. Built for styles, colors, size runs, packs — not generic SKUs. Two-way QuickBooks sync.
Wholesale buyer-facing portal. Boutique buyers and major retailers each log in with their pricing, live stock, one-click reorder. EDI 850 / 810 / 856 to Walmart, Hudson's Bay, Winners, Amazon, Target — built in. No $1.5K–2K/month managed-EDI SaaS, no $60K/yr EDI analyst.
Workers point a phone at the product tag. Chukwu detects the style number directly, checks it against the order, and updates inventory immediately. No barcodes, scanners, or paper.
Auto-allocation across retailers + boutiques. Pack-station audit screens that catch wrong size or quantity before the box closes. Multi-carrier labels (UPS, FedEx, Purolator, Canada Post, freight). Direct 3PL bridge. EDI 856 ASN generation.
Live wholesale dashboards on every module. Where each order is stalled, margin per account after EDI chargebacks, cancel-by countdowns, sell-through per style per retailer. Slack / email / SMS alerts when an order sits past threshold.
Answer nine questions about how your orders move. Chukwu shows you where work slows down and where to start.
Chukwu was founded by Obinna Chukwu in Montreal. Chukwu Pick was built for a Rue Chabanel fashion warehouse and still runs there daily.