Sortly vs WooCommerce: Which is a better fit?

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.

Michael P.: My name is Michael. I'm a small business owner. I'm giving WooCommerce a five out of five. For more reviews, click below. Before using WooCommerce, we had just started up our business and had been doing everything by hand, all orders, just coming in directly to us. Obviously that's not sustainable as you scale up and you get more orders. WooCommerce makes it super easy to manage all your inventory and orders coming through. Super simple platform to use and has a lot of great features that can really make your small business firing on all cylinders. Love WooCommerce ... it really made my life a lot easier. We chose WooCommerce first and foremost because it integrates extremely well with the WordPress site. The site that I have for my business is made all with WordPress. It's definitely the number one platform if you are building an online shop. The features are super rich. You can do a ton of different things with WooCommerce. I like it because it's really easy to track inventory. When somebody places an order, you get an email. It shows up right in your queue. It shows exactly what they ordered and what you need to get to them. Super easy to use both on my end, as the business owner, and also integrating it into the website. It also offers a lot of third party integration. If you're using other apps and software, it's super user friendly on that front, as well as for customers who might be placing orders. The whole process just makes your business really streamlined and easy to use for online orders. Prior to having this WordPress website, I didn't have any experience with WooCommerce. A small learning curve, especially if you're trying to utilize all the different features that you can have with WooCommerce. However, very simple to get started, especially if you just want to create a basic online store. Really easy to get going with it. As you get into it more, you may need to do a little bit of research here and there, or get some help from the WooCommerce team, which is very friendly and quick with responses, but nothing too crazy to get going with it. Again, just very easy, very simple overall. I would highly recommend WooCommerce for anybody who has an online store or wants an online store, especially if you have a WordPress website. This thing is definitely made to work extremely well with WordPress. If you have a WordPress website, definitely going to go ahead and say that you need to have WooCommerce as your main hub for online orders and for your store. I wouldn't hesitate at all. I would definitely recommend getting it going. It's super easy to use and can pretty much do everything you might need to get your online business going.