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Epicor iScala Reviews & Insights

Score2 out of 10

8 Reviews and Ratings

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TrustRadius Insights for Epicor iScala are summaries of user sentiment data from TrustRadius reviews and, when necessary, third party data sources.

Pros

User-Friendly Interface: Many users have praised iScala for its user-friendly interface, describing it as best and simple-looking. With easy navigation and a straightforward experience, some reviewers have found it to be one of the most user-friendly software options available. Customizable Modular Structure: Several users appreciate the modular structure of iScala, which allows businesses to customize the software by selecting specific modules they need. This flexibility enables users to tailor the system according to their unique requirements. Convenient Integration Capabilities: A number of reviewers have highlighted the integration capabilities of iScala, mentioning that they have successfully integrated it with various other software systems. Some users specifically mentioned using Basware software for invoice processing alongside iScala and finding it to work well. Additionally, some customers emphasized the convenience and usefulness of features such as data feeding from Excel and uploading data into iScala.

Epicor iScala Reviews

3 Reviews

iScala 3.2, looking good

Rating: 9 out of 10
Incentivized

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use iScala across all departments from order handling to shipping. The ability to create articles with bill of materials is especially useful because we have a lot of products with a great deal of small parts to keep track of. iScala helps us to make sure we have enough parts in stock to meet customer demand.

Pros

  • It's a fast system to operate.
  • The database is easy to maintain.
  • It's easy to customize views.

Cons

  • The stock control could use a history view.
  • The integration to other systems can be improved
  • The ability to work on iPad would be nice

Likelihood to Recommend

Good for
Making quick and accurate proposals to customers. The system make sure the right discount level is applied and the proposal is easily converted to an order by the handler.

Less good at
Distributing on-the-fly information to sales reps outside the office. Maybe it can be solved by an addon but it's nothing we use today.

If you want to improve process efficiency, iScala is an answer

Rating: 10 out of 10
Incentivized

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use iScala as a core application in our organization. Everything is linked to iScala. We manage master data, products, customers, suppliers, purchases, sales, prices, payroll, accounting in iScala.

Pros

  • Nowadays we have more than 50 different integrations, and iScala Service connect perfect does it.
  • Possibility of iScala automatization in iSAT brings endless possibilities to make business more and more efficient
  • With iScala Enterprise Server, it is possible easily manage multiple international companies on one platform.

Cons

  • I believe that iSAT improvement will bring more benefit to all iScala users
  • Longer support of the old Scala versions would bring more confidence for big Scala customers, because in big installations it's been very difficult and time-consuming to make version upgrades every 3-4 years.

Likelihood to Recommend

In any B2B business, where complex integrations are required

Over 20 years with iScala!

Rating: 10 out of 10
Incentivized

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Even for a very small business like our (we are Epicor consultants/developers/implementers) using Epicor iScala cuts costs on external accounting services and enables instant access to all necessary data with just about 4 hours spent monthly on entering data.

Pros

  • Epicor iScala is simple-to-use and robust Microsoft technology based ERP for very wide range of businesses.
  • One of the stronger parts of the solution is using an industry-standard database that is simultaneously secure and open for queries from any BI tool.
  • Interface is simple and modern, easy-to-customize while keeping a stable kernel.

Cons

  • I have used and implemented iScala for 25 years, it has come a long way in terms of the current modern interface, but there is a room for both design and usability improvements.
  • Most of report forms are quite obsolete and usually are replaced by custom version during implelentation.
  • Color themes are great, but now we're waiting for theme editor :)

Likelihood to Recommend

Well suited for middle-size distributor and service provider.