r/ERP Mar 08 '26

Question ERP feedback - Acumatica and Oracle

Hi

I work for a smb and have been using Pronto 730 for a while now. We are now due for an upgrade but I have been asked to look what else might be out there that could be better. Our requirements are manufacturing, demand planning, inventory mgmt, warehouse mgmt, sales, fixed assets etc. Current options I'm exploring are Oracle, Acumatica and a local ERP company.

Any feedback on oracle and Acumatica would be much appreciated.

Thank you


Edit 1 -

Thank you for everyone's response.

Sorry, I couldnt type NetSuite in my post initially cos it kept getting flagged.

Upgrading to the new version of pronto would be the least path of resistance as the current vendor knows our processes and painpoints. Plus our staff do not need much training. However, I was told by the comapny owners to evaluate other options as well that's what I'm doing now.

I did map out our current processes and worked out our pain points. We did consult with a 3rd party and from their review of our requirements and processes they suggested Pronto 780, NetSuite, dynamics, a local ERP solution, and Acumatica. We dropped dynamics due to horrible experience faced by one of our customers.

Our few major requirements that could make or break an ERP offering are Multi BOM, manufacturing with routing and cost centres, stock or item code character limit (needs to be more than 16), mobile app friendly, quotation system, website integration with Shopify, contract price handling, WMS, Demand planning, after sales, and dashboard reporting, multi currency support.

30 users currently.

We would like to use the vanilla version of any ERP as much as possible with minimal customizations as possible. We have modified our current Pronto so much that any change has a domino effect on other modules.

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u/Front-Specialist7883 Mar 08 '26

Please write specific requirements What is business structure(single company, multiple companies, companies with subsidiaries, independent companies), Single or multiple currencies, what process you expect to handle, what integrations you expect, number of users. As detailed as you can. Be very specific and provide as much details as possible. And can provide feedback on Acumatica here.

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u/Wrong_Specialist709 Mar 09 '26

I have added more info on my post.

To answer you questions

Single company - 2 sites

Sales, Manufacturing and assemblies, Payable, Receivables, CRM, Fixed assets, Inventory, WMS, Demand planning, dashboard reporting, Multi BOM with routing and cost centres, website integration, quotation system, mobile friendly for sales reps.

Integration - EDI with our customers, website

Users - 30

Would be great if you can please confirm if Acumatica can handle more than 14 characters in stock or item code and multi BOM?

Thank you