Acctivate Inventory Management vs. Wasp Inventory

Acctivate is best suited for very basic inventory needs. It syncs up well with Standalone Quickbooks and tracks physical inventory really well. I wouldn't recommend it if you need a complex suite for a larger business. Needs a lot of improvement. If you need a vendor, purchasing, PO system - I would suggest looking elsewhere.

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Now that they have changed to a yearly subscription-based model, the cost to purchase Wasp Inventory software is much more expensive. So, I would have to say you'd need to be a mid-sized school or business to find the cost offset by the usability and functionality of the software. If budgetary issues aren't a concern - then this would be a perfect solution to anyone looking for a full suite for Inventory Control

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• Actionable inventory control, analysis and management
• Solid customer history and report capabilities
• Efficient purchasing and reordering module

• Inventory Tracking
• Product Costing
• User Management

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• Not user friendly.
• Hard to maintain on the back end
• Seems old and clunky.

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• Better communication during updates.
• I don't really have any other issues.

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Better history, inventory control and PO re-ordering capabilities than the old Sage100 and Mas90 software

Wasp is a standalone asset tracking application whereas IssueTrak's asset tracking was a module available in their helpdesk ticketing platform. It's not an apples to apples comparison at this point. Wasp I feel is more robust in the feature set available but IssueTrak has a more modern interface and intuitive GUI

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• More Accountability
• Inventory Accuracy

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• We have relied on this software for the last 10 years that I have been with the company - and it has been perfect. But their change in purchasing model may have us looking elsewhere for a new inventory software.
• I have saved countless hours of manually importing items by simply "duplicating" objects so that all hardware information, computer model. etc are retained - while new serial numbers can be input to create unique inventory items.

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