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    Descartes Pacejet

    Score7 out of 10
    N/APacejet, a project of 3GTMS headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, is an enterprise, cloud-based shipping platform for mid-market and larger companies. The solution aims to help users ship faster with fewer errors and less data entry using integration to leading ERP systems including Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365 (Business Central and Finance and Operations), Microsoft (AX, Nav), Acumatica, Infor (CloudSuite Industrial (CSI) or SyteLine), SAP (ByDesign, Business One), and Plex. Pacejet also…N/A

    ShipMonk

    Score10 out of 10
    N/AShipMonk headquartered in Ft. Lauderdale supports eCommerce order fulfillment by providing what they present as a personal and attentive fulfillment and inventory management solution for today's global economy, a multichannel order fulfillment service and software designed to enable SMBs to focus on building their brand and achieving next-level growth.N/A
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    Free Trial
    NoNo
    Free/Freemium Version
    NoNo
    Premium Consulting/Integration Services
    NoNo
    Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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    User Testimonials
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    Descartes Systems Group
    Pacejet is easy to use and training takes apx 1/2 hour for a new user. Pacejet is suited for companies that are shipping 100's to 1000's of cartons per day. Using their rate shopping we are able to ship the goods at the lowest cost. Since we charge our customer for freight, this is a win for us and our customers. Pacejet support is readily available and very helpful.
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    ShipMonk
    It's well-suited for companies of a smaller size that want to easily manage their shipping needs. When you are working in a small team environment you often are tasked with "wearing multiple hats", that's when a shipping software like ShipMonk comes in handy. People can collaborate and work on the same task at the same time.
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    Pros
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    ShipMonk
    • The user interface is excellent
    • Easy to use
    • Great integration
    • Cost friendly
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    Cons
    Descartes Systems Group
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    ShipMonk
    • Direct integration to certain ERPs
    • Add "How-to" videos
    • More frequent updates
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    Descartes Systems Group
    I chose Pacejet as it integrates with ERP. This makes it easy to manage and also easy for our shippers. The cartons size and weights are loaded into Pacejet so are shippers just need to quickly verify they are correct. I like the Pacejet uses and API connection to the carriers sot they let us know any additional charge for the length of the package or for unique locations.
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    ShipMonk
    ShipMonk often offers better pricing and user interface which stacks up really well against their similar competitors. As a small business, you often look for all kinds of ways to help your company save money where it can, and when you can do that in one of the most costly departments (shipping) it's an easy choice to make.
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    Return on Investment
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    ShipMonk
    • Saves tons of time having all vendors under one roof.
    • Easy collaborations
    • Saves money in the long run
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