Source Logistics picks IFS Softeon WMS
Source Logistics announced it selected IFS Softeon WMS in partnership with Alpine Supply Chain Solutions to scale nationwide growth, a concrete example of a 3PL upgrading warehouse control for broader client fulfillment. The move shows continued vendor investment in cloud WMS platforms that larger resort groups could leverage for regional distribution hubs. (globenewswire.com)
Source evaluated multiple WMS vendors and selected IFS Softeon for its deep 3PL functionality, flexible multi-tenant architecture and API‑driven design cited as key factors in the decision. (compuserve.com)) Source Logistics traces to 1999 and lists more than 5.8 million square feet of SQF‑certified warehousing across dry, ambient, refrigerated and frozen product profiles on its website. (sourcelogistics.com)) Private‑equity owner Palladium Equity Partners highlighted Source’s existing network of 12 strategically located facilities and roughly 2.3 million square feet at the time of its acquisition announcement. (palladiumequity.com)) Alpine Supply Chain Solutions, founded in 2017 and based in Naples, Florida, was retained as the implementation partner for its systems practice, WMS selection experience and a record of recent implementation projects. (cbinsights.com)) IFS completed its acquisition of Softeon on March 2, 2026, launching the combined unit as IFS Softeon to merge IFS’s Industrial AI capabilities with Softeon’s 20+ years of warehouse management expertise. (prnewswire.com)) Softeon’s product suite includes cloud‑native WMS, warehouse execution (WES) and distributed order management (DOM), and the vendor and press coverage note the platform processes millions of orders monthly and operates in some 30 countries. (mmh.com)) Softeon’s newsroom and Source’s early rollout statements report initial multi‑site deployments and “early milestones” that Source’s VP of Technology, Bart Bullard, says validate Softeon’s architecture for rapid scale. (softeon.com))
