Rymera Wholesale Suite vs. QuickBooks Commerce

Rymera Wholesale Suite is well suited for when you would like to onboard and sell products to retail and wholesale clients on the same platform. If only selling retail, it is likely not suitable, however, the onboarding registration plugin could be a nice alternative to the standard website registration due to its custom fields that could be added.

If things I listed in the "issues" section are resolved and addressed - I could recommend it more. Currently, it's still very undeveloped and I have to do a lot of manual work in order to make it work more or less.

Incentivized

• Easy to use order form

• Interface with WooCommerce.
• Interface with Xero.
• Maintain Perpetual Inventory (less than 0.001% difference in value of inventory in TG and Xero).
• Works with ShipStation extremely well.
• Works with major EDI vendors (with reservations).

Incentivized

• I'd like to be able to add products to existing orders at wholesale price (if I add a product it is added at retail price)
• A built in deposit function would be good so I have the option to request a 50% deposit at the time of ordering
• The option of wholesale purchases not affecting inventory. I have to have separate versions for each product (retail and pre-order/wholesale) because wholesale orders affect the current inventory

• Needs email alert on payment for all assigned to QuickBooks Commerce
• Improve auto payments set-up
• Would be really nice to get automated reminders on the system

Incentivized

TG works well for us.

Incentivized

TG is good and easy to use, but could be improved

Incentivized

After 6 years using the product, I never had any issue with the support. The team is always nice and knowledgeable.

Support team just sends links to blog posts that are often out of date.

Incentivized

I've tried several wholesale plugins and always cancelled my subscription and gotten our money back. This is the first wholesale plugin we've stuck with. It's so easy and functional

I looked at several other products and either they were cost prohibitive or just too complex. If I wanted complexity I would go with a full suite approach (Navision, Intacct, Netsuite, Sage, etc.) for a major price point entrance into the accounting system world. While TG has been at times very aggravating overall I'm more that satisfied given the clients operating parameters. No software solution is perfect - no matter what the software publisher says!

Incentivized

• We are still setting up, our wholesale side store is opening next week, very excited, will only then know if it works well.

• No real ROI - we're stilling pulling reports from multiple platforms.
• Positive - segregation of wholesale and DTC orders in Shopify.

Incentivized