The destination at NRF 2026 for order management professionals to hang out, talk shop, solve real challenges, and discover what's next in order and inventory management. Want to connect? Book a meeting.
Your Go-to Spot at NRF 2026
Come hang out with the Order Management Gurus!
☕ Powered by coffee (and maybe something stronger later) 💬 Talk about what's working and celebrate your wins 🤔 Vent about what's not working... we've all been there, let it out 🤝 Connect with fellow OM professionals who actually get it 🎯 Meet the Nextuple team, real experts who've solved these problems Drop by anytime. Stay as long as you want. Your people are here.
Score Some FREE OMG Merch
Share your challenges, get free swag. It's that simple.
Stop by Booth 6452 and jot down your top 3 order or inventory management challenges OR book a meeting with our team.
Choose your merch: OMG hat or t-shirt
Walk away looking good
Why? We want to know what's really keeping OM professionals up at night. Plus, you deserve a hat (or shirt).
OMG Happy Hour
Because the best OM conversations happen over drinks
After a long day on the show floor, decompress with your fellow order management obsessives. Share war stories, debate distributed vs. centralized inventory, argue about allocation logic—you know, the fun stuff.
Spots are limited. We're keeping it intimate so you can actually have conversations.
OMG Happy Hour
The Best Order Management Conversations Happen Over Drinks
After a long day on the show floor, decompress with your fellow order management obsessives. Share war stories, debate distributed vs. centralized inventory, argue about allocation logic—you know, the fun stuff.
📅 When: January 12, 2026 at 6:00 PM ET 📍 Where: Location TBD—we'll email registered attendees
Spots are limited. We're keeping it intimate so you can actually have conversations.
Meet the Nextuple Gurus
The Nextuple contingent of the Order Management Gurus will be at the booth all three days, ready to talk through whatever's on your mind. Whether that's inventory allocation, returns headaches, marketplace orchestration, or just commiserating about legacy systems.
