Cin7 Core vs inFlow Inventory

Cin7 Core connects inventory, orders, sales, and fulfillment for product businesses such as manufacturers, retailers, e-commerce sellers, and wholesalers. Its listed capabilities include product and purchase order management, warehouse management, barcode scanning, and stock alerts. Manufacturing features include assembly manufacturing and bill of materials tracking; advanced production manufacturing is an add-on on Pro and Advanced. Cin7 says Core integrates with over 700 apps, including QuickBooks, Xero, Shopify, and Amazon. The plans differ in user counts, integrations, and annual sale-order allowances: Standard includes 5 users, 2 integrations, and 6,000 sale orders; Pro includes 10 users, 4 integrations, and 24,000 sale orders; Advanced includes 15 users, 6 integrations, and 120,000 sale orders. Their prices are $349/month, $599/month, and $1,199/month, respectively. Each includes unlimited inventory locations. Core is listed for web, Android, and iOS; API access is an add-on. A 14-day free trial does not require credit card details. Cin7 says it began in 2012.

inFlow Inventory is inventory software for tracking products and handling orders and stock activity. It supports barcode scanning, purchase orders, sales orders, and stock alerts, and mobile apps are available. Listed platforms are web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. The product lists a warehouse limit of one and has no free plan; its pricing note gives a starting price of $129/mo (annual) and a 14-day trial. The Entrepreneur plan costs $161 a month, billed monthly, and includes two members, unlimited products, 1,200 orders per year, one integration, and one location. Small Business costs $436 a month, billed monthly, with five members, unlimited products, 12,000 orders per year, and three integrations. Mid-Size costs $874 a month, billed monthly, with ten members, unlimited products, unlimited orders, and five integrations. Enterprise lists a premium database and scalability, with price details available through sales. The maker, inFlow Inventory, was founded in 2007. These plan details let buyers assess order, member, integration, and location allowances alongside the warehouse limit.