A manufacturing focused ERP for UK makers and distributors, sold on quote
227 reviews matching your filters
Martin Adeyemi
Director · 11-50 employees · Accounting
3 Aug 2024
Cloud or on premise mattered for our data requirements. The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack.
Pros
Cloud or on premise mattered for our data requirements.
Cons
No published price and the project runs to months.
Rebecca Stroud
Practice manager · 1-10 employees · Legal services
31 Jul 2024
The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack, and it copes with our transaction volume where the last system strained. No complaints so far.
Pros
The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack.
Cons
The interface is built for trained operators, not casual use.
Aisha Bramley
Practice manager · 11-50 employees · Recruitment
21 Jul 2024
Cloud or on premise mattered for our data requirements, and it copes with our transaction volume where the last system strained. The interface is built for trained operators, not casual use, but we live with it.
Pros
Cloud or on premise mattered for our data requirements.
Cons
The interface is built for trained operators, not casual use.
Kevin Kowalski
Payroll manager · 51-200 employees · Engineering
20 Jul 2024
More than a business without real manufacturing needs, and the interface is built for trained operators, not casual use. Warehouse and demand planning suit how much stock we move, which is about the only positive.
Pros
Warehouse and demand planning suit how much stock we move.
Cons
More than a business without real manufacturing needs.
David Patel
Sole trader · 1-10 employees · Recruitment
19 Jul 2024
No published price and the project runs to months. The interface is built for trained operators, not casual use. Looking at alternatives.
Pros
The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack.
Cons
No published price and the project runs to months.
Kevin Holloway
Director · 1-10 employees · Education
8 Jul 2024
The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack. Work orders, scheduling and traceability are proper strengths.
Pros
The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack.
Cons
More than a business without real manufacturing needs.
Stephen Osei
Finance manager · 51-200 employees · Veterinary
5 Jul 2024
Work orders, scheduling and traceability are proper strengths. Only real gripe is that it is a serious ERP with a serious implementation.
Pros
Work orders, scheduling and traceability are proper strengths.
Cons
It is a serious ERP with a serious implementation.
Freya Colquhoun
Office manager · 1-10 employees · Accounting
3 Jul 2024
Warehouse and demand planning suit how much stock we move, and it copes with our transaction volume where the last system strained. It is a serious ERP with a serious implementation, but we live with it.
Pros
Warehouse and demand planning suit how much stock we move.
Cons
It is a serious ERP with a serious implementation.
Olivia Sinclair
Sole trader · 1-10 employees · Legal services
2 Jul 2024
Work orders, scheduling and traceability are proper strengths, and warehouse and demand planning suit how much stock we move. No published price and the project runs to months, but we live with it.
Pros
Work orders, scheduling and traceability are proper strengths.
Cons
No published price and the project runs to months.
Eleanor Fairbanks
Director · 1-10 employees · Marketing and advertising
28 Jun 2024
Warehouse and demand planning suit how much stock we move. Work orders, scheduling and traceability are proper strengths.
Pros
Warehouse and demand planning suit how much stock we move.
Cons
The interface is built for trained operators, not casual use.