Sku Grid vs. Vendavo

Sku Grid does job very well at what it is supposed to do -- monitoring suppliers and syncing changes over to marketplaces. They have some features that are not as useful, like Buy Box Owner, but maybe in the future we will start using it.

Vendavo is well suited for large organizations with complex pricing scenarios. Vendavo is very flexible to implement to different businesses. Global processes can be done in Vendavo with a single instance on most occasions with diverse business processes without compromising much of the current business processes.

Incentivized

• Monitoring price & stock change at a wide variety of suppliers, from Amazon to small stores.
• Updating price & stock data at eBay just when the price was updated over at the supplier.
• Letting us do a lot of customizations and configure repricing rules the way we want them to be.

• The charts and graphs that you can pull from Vendavo are easy to read, and easy to work with.
• Reporting - You can save individual reports and run them consistently. They are also easy to tweak for a more specific application.
• Export capabilities were great, it was easy to grab data from Vendavo.

Incentivized

• Custom support is the main issue -- they need more people.

• Improve import function in the Profit Analyzer for bulk parts. Handles large part imports slowly.

Incentivized

Support was not very responsive, and required added costs.

Incentivized

We have tried DSM Tool, AutoDS, Salefreaks -- they all seem very simple, but their functionality is simple as well, perhaps not enough for advanced users. Sku Grid has a sharp learning curve, but it is far more advanced and more reliable.

I preferred Vendavo, but my price manager migrated to Tableau. I think because of the licencing costs of vendavo?

Incentivized

• While using it, we have increased the number of sales that we have over at eBay.

• Helped drive better business decisions.
• Increase in overall margin.
• Better understanding of specific markets.

Incentivized