What ERP vendor are you using?

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

Oracle11%

Sage Intacct13%

SAP27%

Acumatica4%

Microsoft13%

TallyPrime5%

Quickbooks6%

IFS8%

SYSPRO

Other (comment)9%

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IT Manager in Construction2 years ago

I guess really SAP has an impressive basement world wide.
It has a lot of integration and it can be customizable according to the business need.

Executive2 years ago

we use Intelisis, it's not that commercial, but i would like to know if you are satisfied with your ERP or which you consider a good one

Lead Consulant, Customer Success in Software3 years ago

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