Korber Warehouse Edge vs. logi-Cloud SaaS WMS

We do an extraordinary number of work orders for assembly builds, and overall this has worked very well. We also have a rapidly growing e-commerce driven pick and pack operation, which would not have been possible in our prior environment.

Incentivized

The logi-Cloud model is more suitable for the pieces handling operation model, regardless of B2B or B2C orders. With the barcode scanning function, inventory details are recorded one by one without errors. Ensure all the items are correctly picked in regards to the order. On the contrary, it is less appropriate for the CFS model.

• The system has a fairly intuitive user experience that quickly enabled us to achieve performance improvements
• While integration with our ERP (NetSuite) has had a couple of issues, by and large, it has been a significant improvement over our prior environment (Sage).

Incentivized

• Fast onboarding time, just 5 days
• Stable system, makes operations smooth
• Real-time data transition and update
• Intuitive UI, clear guidance

• Backorders--there are no alerts when backorders don't drop down
• Reports--there are a number of reports we don't use because they are not easily customizable

Incentivized

• The look and feel of dashboard, can be more professional
• Some bugs are still occur
• Does not support online payment via website, need to contact salesperson

Korber Warehouse Edge (formerly HighJump / AccellosOne) is a warehouse management software with one purpose. It does what it should. Sage X3 is a ERP system that integrates shipping but misses some of the warehouse management components.

Incentivized

• Customization was very expensive
• Changes to our support team at HighJump/Korber

Incentivized

• Fast ROI, as no upfront infrastructure cost incurred
• No worries about system maintenance fee
• The subscription fee is just 1/4 monthly salary of a warehouse operator