IBM Sterling Order Management vs. SoftLedger

It's perfect for medium to large retailers

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They provide more robust capabilities overall than QuickBooks (who we were previously using).

• Centralizing data.
• Instantaneously updated data.
• Ad hoc reporting.

• RCP Based deployment
• Wider variety of sourcing configuration
• Product Documentation
• COM Features need to better so that Customer case handling is facilitated

The package of Sterling Order Management / Sterling Store / Sterling Call Center works very well and it supports the expansion to Geographies like US/EU/JP/China, some of hottest markets for e-commerce.

Very intuitive....there was not much of a learning curve to catch on to the nuances of a new system

Warehouse Management System which is mainly focussed on warehouse fulfillment but not on the routing and availability tracking

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• Optimal inventory management resulted in more orders per minute and good ROI and customer experience

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