AIMS 360 Apparel ERP vs. OnRamp

AIMS 360 has significantly streamlined our daily data entry inefficiencies — we now have everything integrated into one system and no longer need multiple people to manually enter orders. By using AIMS 360 as our EDI partner, we have saved significantly on EDI charges monthly as we no longer are charged by line.

Requesting and collating customer data and submissions is awesome - they see exactly what we need and can work through in their own time. This has been a game changer for us. the timeline is awesome too. it is less appropriate for managing ad hoc tasks internally

• Integrations with third-party B2B and B2C
• Allocating and picking orders
• Style detail set up for costing

• Accountability of certain tasks
• breaking down what is needed for each task
• Being able to submit forms or ask for certain information

Incentivized

• Accounting integrations with QuickBooks Online would be nice

• Full management overview of all active projects in a Kansan style board would be good
• Tracking internal ad hoc tasks for projects like customer reported bugs or features, would be great to have follow up targets and better ways to track allocations for these
• Better way to return to a task overview after editing sub-task builders (at the moment it returns to the list and not the specific task or module)

It is very easy and great to use. I love how customizable it is and I can structure it for specific clients while also keeping a specifc theme

Incentivized

Customer service is far superior and the integrations are much better in AIMS 360.

All of the others are internal only (or at least the features I have tried), and the key value for us with OnRamp is the customer facing portal. the internal project management and task tracking could be better when compared to other platforms - I probably still have a preference for Wrike or Asana personally for internal items

• Saved money on EDI
• Saved money on data entry

• A great way to keep track of all onboarded clients

Incentivized