Cin7 Omni vs inFlow Inventory

Cin7 Omni is inventory and order management software for businesses managing sales across multiple channels. It provides a real-time view of inventory across locations and supply chains, with barcode scanning, stock alerts, purchase orders and sales orders. Purchase orders can sync automatically with linked 3PLs, and 3PL integrations support automated order fulfillment. Native EDI connections support supply-chain and sales-channel workflows. Cin7 connects with Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, QuickBooks, Xero and other platforms, and its app ecosystem includes more than 700 partners. The Omni comparison lists eight users, with more available for purchase, and unlimited inventory locations. Customizable workflows support online, wholesale and retail markets; multi-entity support automates intercompany stock and price adjustments. It runs on web, iOS and Android. A free trial is offered, but there is no free plan. Standard starts at $349 per month, Pro at $599 per month and Advanced at $1,199 per month, excluding taxes. Custom solutions are available for complex operations or needs beyond standard configuration.

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.