Kentro vs Zoho Inventory: Which is a better fit?

As someone who is a little tech challenged I love using it, I think it is super easy and manageable.

Without kentro our inventory department would be a disaster.

I love how easy the platform is for me to place orders & track them. I also really like how the person on the receiving end of the order gets immediately notified of the whereabouts of their package.

My only complaint is every time I click on an order under sales orders, it takes me back to the home page of orders instead of staying on the specific page.

Whenever we want to add something or improve a part of Kentro or process it’s always manageable and easy to fix. The real time features and historical data is all very useful.

Sometimes the format is difficult to navigate, for example scrolling left and right in different lines (e.g. orders).

The staff is extremely helpful in adjusting the system to my company's needs, overall a great experience working with Kentro.

No major red flags - it has exceeded expectations. Kentro seems to have a solid foundation, with many new features on the roadmap, particularly added functionality for demand and revenue forecasting.

I like the integration with all the suite of Zoho products and its esaines to bend all apps to fit my requirements. The support is outstanding, like having an expert sitting right at my side.

It took weeks for them to decide that Shopify was the problem. They told me Shopify was blocking the export of the data.

It's been good so far, I plan on giving it my best try as my company has not had a very solid inventory system up until this point.

If a store has thousands of products, does Zoho really think we're gonna upload one by one. Onboarding is weird, there are no offical steps that address the potential of the software.

I love the ability to create invoices and sales orders and purchase orders all in one place while managing my inventory. I also love the flexibility in creating templates.

Does not work like a typical inventory system other than sales inventory hence only limited if you are working with stock inventory.

Zoho has a huge suite of business apps and the best thing is that the free trials of these apps are quite generous. They generally work with each other if you purchase the apps.

Lack of integration partners without using some sort of connector.