A Myntra OMS built for how fashion sellers actually work.

An OMS — order management system — runs everything between an order arriving and the payout landing: pulling the order, processing it through dispatch, producing the documents and manifest, meeting the marketplace deadline, and reconciling the settlement afterwards. On a fashion marketplace like Myntra, where returns and size-led exchanges run high, that operational load and the deductions attached to it are especially heavy.

Robnu is an agentic OMS: rather than handing you a dashboard and leaving the clicking to you, it performs the repetitive order operations itself and asks for a human only when a real decision is needed. The same engine runs AJIO and Meesho today, and Myntra is being added to it.

For a fashion seller the leak is real: high return and RTO rates mean reverse freight and deductions stack up fast, and a single missed dispatch window penalises a whole batch of orders at once. A Myntra OMS that runs the pipeline on time and audits every deduction line turns that daily drain into margin you keep.

While Myntra is being built, the same autonomous pipeline already runs on AJIO and Meesho today — free — and the waitlist below puts you first when Myntra goes live.