Epicor Kinetic

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A manufacturing focused ERP for UK makers and distributors, sold on quote

4.0Based on 227 reviews

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Ease of use3.9
Value3.9
Support3.8
Features3.9

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227 reviews matching your filters

Ruth Whitfield

Practice manager · 1-10 employees · Marketing and advertising

LinkedIn verifiedUnited Kingdom

3.0

20 Apr 2024

Serious ERP for makers

Cloud or on premise mattered for our data requirements. That said, it is a serious ERP with a serious implementation and no published price and the project runs to months.

Pros

Cloud or on premise mattered for our data requirements.

Cons

It is a serious ERP with a serious implementation.

Ease of use: 3.0
Value for money: 2.0
Customer service: 3.0
Functionality: 3.0

Used for 1-2 years1 found this helpful

Katie Hargreaves

Sole trader · 11-50 employees · Hospitality

LinkedIn verifiedUnited Kingdom

3.0

18 Apr 2024

Handles our volume

The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack. That said, no published price and the project runs to months and more than a business without real manufacturing needs.

Pros

The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack.

Cons

No published price and the project runs to months.

Ease of use: 3.0
Value for money: 3.0
Customer service: 3.0
Functionality: 3.0

Used for Less than 6 months30 found this helpful

Alan Kaur

Office manager · 1-10 employees · IT services

United Kingdom

5.0

11 Apr 2024

Serious ERP for makers

It copes with our transaction volume where the last system strained, and work orders, scheduling and traceability are proper strengths. No complaints so far.

Pros

It copes with our transaction volume where the last system strained.

Cons

The interface is built for trained operators, not casual use.

Ease of use: 4.0
Value for money: 5.0
Customer service: 4.0
Functionality: 5.0

Used for Less than 6 months15 found this helpful

Jodie Pemberton

Operations manager · 51-200 employees · Professional services

LinkedIn verifiedUnited Kingdom

1.0

8 Apr 2024

Strong on distribution too

It is a serious ERP with a serious implementation. The interface is built for trained operators, not casual use. Looking at alternatives.

Pros

Warehouse and demand planning suit how much stock we move.

Cons

It is a serious ERP with a serious implementation.

Ease of use: 1.0
Value for money: 1.0
Customer service: 1.0
Functionality: 1.0

Used for Less than 6 months38 found this helpful

Amy Kowalski

Practice manager · 11-50 employees · Manufacturing

United Kingdom

3.0

6 Apr 2024

Serious ERP for makers

The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack. That said, no published price and the project runs to months and more than a business without real manufacturing needs.

Pros

The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack.

Cons

No published price and the project runs to months.

Ease of use: 3.0
Value for money: 3.0
Customer service: 3.0
Functionality: 4.0

Used for 2+ years20 found this helpful

Emma Osei

Owner · 1-10 employees · Legal services

LinkedIn verifiedUnited Kingdom

5.0

3 Apr 2024

Strong on distribution too

It copes with our transaction volume where the last system strained. Warehouse and demand planning suit how much stock we move.

Pros

It copes with our transaction volume where the last system strained.

Cons

It is a serious ERP with a serious implementation.

Ease of use: 5.0
Value for money: 5.0
Customer service: 5.0
Functionality: 4.0

Used for 1-2 years21 found this helpful

Eleanor Corrigan

Operations manager · 201-500 employees · Accounting

United Kingdom

4.0

3 Apr 2024

Built around the shop floor

The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack, and it copes with our transaction volume where the last system strained. More than a business without real manufacturing needs, but we live with it.

Pros

The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack.

Cons

More than a business without real manufacturing needs.

Ease of use: 4.0
Value for money: 3.0
Customer service: 3.0
Functionality: 5.0

Used for 6-12 months25 found this helpful

Ian Iqbal

Group financial controller · 501-1000 employees · Recruitment

LinkedIn verifiedUnited Kingdom

4.0

2 Apr 2024

Manufacturing depth the others lack

The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack. Only real gripe is that more than a business without real manufacturing needs.

Pros

The manufacturing depth is exactly what the generalist ERPs lack.

Cons

More than a business without real manufacturing needs.

Ease of use: 3.0
Value for money: 3.0
Customer service: 5.0
Functionality: 4.0

Used for 1-2 years18 found this helpful

Amy Nowak

Owner · 11-50 employees · Retail

United Kingdom

4.0

31 Mar 2024

Strong on distribution too

Work orders, scheduling and traceability are proper strengths, and it copes with our transaction volume where the last system strained. It is a serious ERP with a serious implementation, but we live with it.

Pros

Work orders, scheduling and traceability are proper strengths.

Cons

It is a serious ERP with a serious implementation.

Ease of use: 3.0
Value for money: 4.0
Customer service: 5.0
Functionality: 4.0

Used for Less than 6 months12 found this helpful

Olivia Sinclair

Financial controller · 51-200 employees · Charity and non-profit

United Kingdom

4.0

28 Mar 2024

Built around the shop floor

Cloud or on premise mattered for our data requirements, and work orders, scheduling and traceability are proper strengths. No published price and the project runs to months, but we live with it.

Pros

Cloud or on premise mattered for our data requirements.

Cons

No published price and the project runs to months.

Ease of use: 4.0
Value for money: 3.0
Customer service: 4.0
Functionality: 4.0

Used for Less than 6 months27 found this helpful