Planergy vs Sage X3: Which is a better fit?

Thanks to PLANERGY We have become a company with a streamlined purchasing process and free of unnecessary paperwork. It’s easy to use and perfect for companies with different sites.

You can not rely on it to monitor inventory, complex or high volume purchases ($100k+ orders), and worse of all you can not rely on it for credit memos and job spending monitoring.

We love the ease of creating and approving orders, and also a big benefit is having visibility and control over spend at any time.

Any company that has people in there office buying anything needs this. If we stopped using out financial controller would Quit.

The product is fairly easy and straight forward to use. It helps me and my team track all our IT spending against our approved budget.

This is a really simple but effective product for controlling all of our purchasing. Set up was a breeze and they were really really helpful.

The structure of the software is good and allows for good navigation. It has some standard features that are good.

Daniel D

nformatics engineer

As an administrator I always have problems when it comes to support and debugging problems presented in the application in which many of them are not documented properly.

I am happy with the product. I administer this product as well as another ERP and this one is substantially better in nearly every way.

Then refund process was excruciating, didnt refund money and had to follow up several times. Then you have to sign up with Pay for ACH which is worse.

Daniel D

nformatics engineer

The presentation and easy to create reports with very simple and guided quearys also The user interface is foolproof which is a great solution for the support and information department.

Sometimes can have JSON or Java Bridge errors. Sometimes one minor error can cause the whole system to freeze up.

Overall, our experience has been positive. I would recommend that companies ensure to include it in their RFP process.

Misleading advertising, said works with Mac doesn't really(yeah if I install it in parallel and buy a new subscription for all my other software in Microsoft parallel).