AudyenseFishbowl
Fishbowl is a complete manufacturing and inventory management software that helps you oversee production and track assets. To that end, it works with multiple warehouses. Because of this, you have real-time updates regarding stock levels of materials in all of your locations. Thus, it ensures that you have enough supplies and that your equipment and tools are all in working order. This way, manufacturing always runs smoothly, making the solution ideal for businesses of any size. Apart from its manufacturing and asset management modules, Fishbowl has other components. For example, it has a shipping module, which connects you with your shipping partners. Because of this, it would be easier for you to dispatch customers’ orders and track them until delivery. You can also tailor Fishbowl to your processes. It is possible because it has custom fields in different parts of the interface. On top of that, the platform accepts custom report requests in case you cannot find the report you need among over 100 options. In case you need a sales and payment processing system, Fishbowl has a checkout offering that gives you retail software and hardware. With this, you can receive payments and process orders smoothly, as the sales information is sent directly to your core Fishbowl platform. Furthermore, Fishbowl integrates with third-party solutions. In fact, it has seamless integration with QuickBooks and is recognized as a Gold Developer by Intuit. It also supports another accounting system, which is Xero. Plus, it can interface with other kinds of software such as CRM, merchant services, and payment gateways. This functionality extends to mobile devices, too, like mobile scanners and retail and pocket scanners. Pricing starts from $4,395 for a one-time fee and based on the number of user licenses you require.
A particularly good fit for: B2B teams evaluating finance and accounting software Teams that need documented workflow capabilities and fit guidance Organizations willing to validate implementation and plan limits
May be a poor fit if: Teams seeking a workflow outside the product's documented focus Teams needing unlimited usage without plan limits