Retail Pro vs. Retailgraph Software

It will suit simple small size businesses like mom and pop shops. For a mid-sized retail company with more than 100 stores, it runs way too slow and lacks a lot of functions.

Incentivized

• Stable and reliable (we never faced any issue with the data).
• Handling promotions is easy.
• Easy reports.
• Retail Pro's support network is strong. We get support in all the regions.

• Always crashes. Runs very slow. Part of this is because it does not fit the size of our company anymore.
• Lack of capability to integrate with accounting software. We have to use Access tool to pull sales journal data from Retail Pro, then import to our accounting software.
• The interface looks very out of date.

Incentivized

First thing, all of my business users are happy with the usability and reliability of retail pro. Users are able to get what they want to run the business positively. We are able to customize the solution any time based on the business requirements. Finally after working on different solutions we found a solution that works with little support.

Retail pro is a solution which needs minimum support, so we can concentrate on other productive work. Worst case if there is any problem our well trained Zimson team is able to handle it on time. Thanks Retail Pro for its world class support and training system. No wonder why all top retail brands use Retail Pro for its POS operations.

N/A. I wish we could switch to other products.

Incentivized

• It decreased the home office's efficiency because it runs too slow and always crashes.
• At the store level, it causes cash over short/duplicate charge issues when it crashes.
• For the inventory and planning department, it impacted the accuracy of inventory level due to the lack of functions.

Incentivized