Product Manager (OMS)
Anchanto
| Company | Anchanto |
| Category | Product |
| Location | Pune |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Manager |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 19 May 2026 |
| Last verified | 12 Aug 2026 |
| Source | Employer ATS (greenhouse) |
Description
Anchanto – OMS Product Manager Role
Anchanto’s Order Management System (OMS) is a core product that enables customers to manage orders across multiple channels, fulfillment locations, and operational workflows. As omni-channel commerce grows in complexity, customers increasingly expect OMS platforms to support not just order capture, but also orchestration across marketplaces, webstores, stores, warehouses, and partner ecosystems. They require strong capabilities for order lifecycle management, allocation, inventory visibility, fulfillment coordination, returns, exchanges, customer promise management, and integrations with surrounding systems.
To support this evolution, Anchanto needs an OMS Product Manager who can define and drive the OMS roadmap in line with business strategy, customer needs, and market expectations. This role is essential to ensure our OMS remains scalable, configurable, operationally strong, and aligned with modern retail and omni-channel commerce requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Strategy
Define the product roadmap for Anchanto’s OMS based on organization and product strategy.
Identify capability gaps and prioritize features based on customer needs, business priorities, and omni-channel retail pain points.
Balance short-term delivery commitments with long-term platform scalability, flexibility, and configurability.
Support roadmap decisions across order capture, order management, fulfillment orchestration, store fulfillment, inventory visibility, returns, exchanges, and related omni-channel workflows.
Evaluate opportunities for ecosystem integrations and operational enhancements that strengthen the OMS value proposition.
Build product direction around modern retail use cases such as ship-from-store, click-and-collect, multi-node fulfillment, order modification, and cross-channel customer experience.
Execution
Write detailed PRDs, user stories, workflows, use cases, edge cases, and acceptance criteria for OMS capabilities.
Define functional and non-functional requirements including performance, scale, usability, security, auditability, reliability, and configurability.
Review requirements and outputs from team members to ensure completeness, clarity, and implementation readiness.
Work closely with Engineering and QA through design, development, testing, rollout, and release stabilization.
Review API-related requirements and define business expectations for validations, status handling, event flows, exceptions, retry behavior, and data mapping where relevant.
Track dependencies, risks, and trade-offs to ensure smooth execution and delivery discipline.
Drive NFRs, integration readiness, and governance-related activities across OMS initiatives.
Ensure product requirements are aligned with real-world retail and omni-channel operational workflows.
Measurement & Success Metrics
Define and monitor key success metrics for OMS capabilities such as order processing success rate, fulfillment SLA adherence, order visibility, issue trends, user adoption, and customer satisfaction.
Track release outcomes, defect leakage, support escalations, and customer feedback.
Use product and operational insights to identify improvement opportunities and guide prioritization.
Ensure roadmap outcomes create measurable value for customers and internal teams.
Use data and operational insights to identify gaps, prioritize fixes, and improve product performance.
Stakeholder Collaboration
Align senior leadership, engineering, operations, implementation, support, and commercial teams on roadmap priorities and delivery plans.
Work with customers and partners to understand business requirements, operational pain points, and omni-channel challenges.
Manage senior stakeholder communication with clarity, structure, and confidence.
Drive decision-making across competing priorities, dependencies, and delivery trade-offs.
Partner with internal product