Thrive by Shopventory vs Sortly: Which is a better fit?

Jared W.: My name is Jared. I'm a systems administrator, and we give Stopventory a five out of five stars. For more reviews like this one, click the link below. So one of the things that we were lacking in our inventory management was the ability to control cost of goods sold. With that being said, we started looking into other systems that would integrate with Square, our POS, to help us with these issues. There's two main reasons why we chose Stopventory. One was the ability to add cost of goods to the products that we had to maintain an accurate value of our inventory. The second was the ability to link our Square system with multiple locations to maintain inventory control over all our multiple locations at once and to be able to do internal transfers. When we first started with Stopventory, we had a lot of stuff in Square. We didn't want to have to reenter all that information to Stopventory So we worked with the Stopventory team who was great with their customer support and helped us migrate all of those entries from Square into Stopventory and link the two systems together. My biggest recommendation to those that are looking for inventory management software, if you choose Stopventory, definitely lean on their customer support. They know what they're doing and they're able to take care of you and save you a lot more time than you would have if you tried to implement it yourself.

Daniel B.: Hi. My first name is Daniel. I'm an art preparator at Stanford University Department of Art. I have used Sortly for over a year now, and I would give it a 5 out of 5. Prior to Sortly, the department used spreadsheets to manage inventory, and it was just grossly inadequate. I quickly found Sortly. I liked it because it was local and efficient. I'm on the peninsula, so I'm close to customer servers, which is great. I went with Sortly because it basically checked all of our boxes. I didn't needed somebody to manage inventory. And I liked how the user interface was very easy to use. So that's basically why I chose it. It was very seamless. Getting everything going on Sortly, it took me a couple of days to input all the inventory into the system. But it's pretty intuitive how that happens. So if you have any experience doing that sort of thing online, you wouldn't have any issue. So, yeah, it was very quick and easy. If you're looking for a platform that's mobile-friendly and very efficient, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend someone to try Sortly.