NetSuite vs Infoplus: Which is a better fit?

Svetlana: I'm Svetlana and I'm the executive director of an organization that has a staff of three. I would recommend NetSuite and give it a five star rating. For NetSuite we used a manual process, mostly spreadsheets, and Excel. That was very cumbersome and time-consuming. So NetSuite consolidated all of our data, keeping record tracking processes into one place and made it a lot cleaner and a lot smoother for us. NetSuite was a great option for us because they have a pro bono program and is a not-for-profit organization that appealed to us right off the bat. Being a user now for 11 years, we have found so many other reasons to continue to use NetSuite, they've been wonderful to us. Getting started with NetSuite took a little bit of a learning curve. It was definitely for someone with a background in IT or databases, but once we got going and figured out how to implement the system, continuing to use it and learn with the system, they give you all the right tools to grow and learn. So although it was a difficult learning curve, it's paid off in the end. If you're considering getting NetSuite, make sure that you have someone designated for the implementation process and map out how you plan on using the software. Have at least an idea of what types of things you're going to be using it for because it will make things smoother and easier down the road. But also don't feel like you have to know everything. The team is wonderful and they do help you along the way. So if it looks like a good fit for you, I say, go for it.

Rob C.: Hi, I'm Rob. I work at GE HealthCare, and I use Infoplus for... As a predominant WMS, I give it a four out of five. Yep. Yeah. Before Infoplus, we were using just a rudimentary ERP, and it was very manual. So we started shopping around for WMS systems, we saw Infoplus. We did a demo with it, we liked it, and so we moved forward with digitizing everything that we're doing. Yeah. We decided to go with Infoplus because the setups were quick and easy. They had a great navigation system throughout the WMS, moving forward and backward between pages. They had recently visited pages on the right, which made it fast and easy just to get to frequently visited pages very, very fast. Setting up the warehouse billing was nice and easy. They had usable charge codes. The queries were great. You could filter on them and see everything you needed to see with a click of a button. Direct carrier connections were also nice. We also utilized EasyPost as a TMS, but we could do direct carrier calls. And then the custom actions were simple to include and added a level of complexity if we needed to. Well, it was very quick and easy. They have a lot of support docs online that you can reference. The only piece that we didn't like is having support through Infoplus, most of their support interaction is through email. You aren't able to really get on the phone with anyone, so that slowed things down. But other than that, it was pretty simple integration to our systems. Recommendations. Some of the things that we were looking for in a WMS, we needed to make sure it could handle the order volumes. So just be realistic on what the volumes you're expecting to be coming in on the WMS system. Functionality, ease of setup, those are certain things that we look for within Infoplus, and we liked what we saw. We did decide to not go with Infoplus in my future company just because they couldn't handle certain volumes of order data. But other than that, I think they're great for a small to medium size company.