ERP Vendor Directory

The ERP market spans a small number of global platforms and a long tail of mid-market and specialist vendors, and most buyers only ever encounter a fraction of it through search results and analyst shortlists. This directory lists ERP vendors alphabetically, with no ranking or tiering, so you can see the full breadth of the market before narrowing your search. Like all of our Vendor Directory content, it aims to be thorough but doesn't include every variation of ERP.

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ERP Software Vendors

abas ERP

abas ERP is a German manufacturing ERP aimed at mid-sized discrete manufacturers, covering production planning, scheduling, procurement, sales, and financial accounting within a single system. It is typically considered by manufacturers in metalworking, machinery, electronics, and plastics with complex, configurable production processes, and has a particularly strong presence in the German-speaking mid-market.

Acumatica

Acumatica is a cloud ERP platform covering financials, distribution, manufacturing, construction, and retail within a single system. It uses a consumption-based pricing model charging by resources used rather than by named user, which suits organisations with large or variable numbers of occasional system users, and has built a strong presence in North America with a growing footprint in the UK mid-market.

Aptean

Aptean is a portfolio of industry-specific ERP products built or acquired for particular verticals, including food and beverage, apparel, chemicals, and industrial manufacturing, each sold under its own product name within the Aptean group. The company's model is to provide deep out-of-the-box functionality for a specific sector rather than a single generalist platform, and it is typically evaluated by mid-market manufacturers and distributors with sector-specific process requirements.

Cetec ERP

Cetec ERP is a cloud-based ERP aimed at small and medium-sized manufacturers, with particular focus on electronics, aerospace, and medical device production. It bundles ERP, CRM, and quality management functionality into a single platform at a price point positioned below many of the established mid-market players, and is typically considered by smaller manufacturers in regulated industries needing built-in compliance and quality tools without a large software budget.

Datacor ERP

Datacor ERP, formerly known as Chempax, is an ERP platform built specifically for process manufacturers in the chemical, coatings, and related industries. Its functionality is oriented around batch and formula-based production, regulatory documentation, and the specific inventory and costing requirements of process manufacturing, and it is generally evaluated by chemical and process businesses rather than discrete manufacturers.

DELMIAWorks

DELMIAWorks, previously known as IQMS, is a manufacturing ERP that combines core ERP functionality with manufacturing execution system (MES) capability in a single platform. It is positioned for discrete and process manufacturers, with particular strength in plastics and rubber processing, and is typically considered by manufacturers wanting shop floor visibility and ERP in one system rather than two separately integrated platforms.

Deltek

Deltek provides ERP platforms for project-based businesses, with Deltek Vantagepoint and Deltek Costpoint serving architecture, engineering, government contracting, and consulting firms respectively. Its functionality centres on project accounting, resource planning, and billing, with particular depth in US government contract compliance, and it is typically shortlisted by project-based professional services firms rather than product or manufacturing businesses.

Epicor

Epicor is a mid-market ERP vendor with a portfolio of industry-specific products, most notably Epicor Kinetic for manufacturing and Epicor Prophet 21 for distribution. Its platforms are built around production scheduling, shop floor management, and supply chain functionality for the specific verticals they serve, and Epicor is typically evaluated by manufacturers and distributors looking for an industry specialist alternative to the larger enterprise vendors.

ERPNext

ERPNext is an open-source ERP platform covering accounting, inventory, manufacturing, HR, and CRM through a modular set of applications. It is available as a self-hosted deployment or as a managed cloud service, and its open-source licensing model makes it a frequently considered option for smaller businesses and organisations with in-house technical resource wanting to avoid per-user subscription costs.

Exact Globe

Exact Globe is a Netherlands-headquartered ERP platform serving small and mid-sized businesses across manufacturing, wholesale, and professional services, primarily in European markets. It covers financials, CRM, manufacturing, and project management within an integrated system, and Exact also offers a separate cloud-native product line for organisations preferring a SaaS deployment over the on-premise Globe product.

Genius ERP

Genius ERP is a manufacturing-focused ERP built specifically for custom and engineer-to-order manufacturers, including metal fabrication, machinery, and equipment producers. Its functionality is structured around the specific planning and costing challenges of make-to-order and engineer-to-order production, where each job can differ significantly from the last, and it is generally evaluated by manufacturers whose business does not fit a standard repetitive production model.

Global Shop Solutions

Global Shop Solutions is a manufacturing ERP aimed at small and mid-sized discrete manufacturers, covering shop floor control, scheduling, inventory, and financials within a single system. It is typically considered by manufacturers wanting an all-in-one platform from a single vendor rather than assembling ERP and shop floor functionality from separate systems, and has a long-standing customer base in the US manufacturing sector.

IFS

IFS is a Swedish ERP vendor with particular strength in asset-intensive industries including aerospace, defence, energy, utilities, and field service management. Its current-generation platform, IFS Cloud, is built on a composable architecture allowing organisations to deploy specific modules rather than the full system, and IFS is generally shortlisted by large industrial and service organisations alongside SAP and Oracle.

Infor CloudSuite

Infor CloudSuite is a family of industry-specific ERP editions covering manufacturing, healthcare, distribution, and hospitality, each built with deep out-of-the-box functionality for its target sector. Infor's positioning is to reduce the customisation burden typical of generalist enterprise ERP by building sector-specific versions from the ground up, and it is typically evaluated by mid-to-large organisations in its target verticals.

Infor LN

Infor LN, formerly known as Baan, is an ERP platform built for complex discrete manufacturing, with particular depth in aerospace, defence, automotive, and industrial equipment. Its functionality covers project-based manufacturing, multi-level bills of material, and maintenance and repair operations, and it is typically shortlisted by manufacturers with long-running, engineer-to-order production alongside SAP and Oracle.

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, owned by Oracle, is an ERP platform covering financials, manufacturing, supply chain, distribution, and human capital management within a single integrated suite. It is typically evaluated by mid-sized and large organisations in manufacturing, construction, distribution, and agriculture, and is available across on-premise, private cloud, and Oracle public cloud deployment options.

Kechie

Kechie, from My Office Apps, is a cloud ERP aimed at small and growing businesses, covering procurement, inventory, order management, and financials with AI-assisted reporting features. It is positioned as a more accessible alternative to larger mid-market platforms for businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets or entry-level accounting software but do not yet need full enterprise functionality.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is Microsoft's ERP platform for small and mid-sized businesses, covering financials, supply chain, sales, and operations within the broader Microsoft ecosystem. It integrates closely with Microsoft 365, Power BI, and Power Platform, and is typically evaluated by organisations already using Microsoft tools that want a lighter-weight alternative to Microsoft's enterprise-tier ERP product.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management is Microsoft's enterprise-tier ERP product, built for larger organisations with more complex financial, manufacturing, and supply chain requirements than Business Central is designed to handle. Its primary differentiator is deep integration with the Microsoft ecosystem, including Azure, Teams, and Copilot, and it is generally shortlisted by larger organisations already invested in Microsoft infrastructure.

MRPeasy

MRPeasy is a cloud ERP built for small manufacturers, typically businesses with under 200 employees, covering production planning, inventory, and order management alongside integrations with accounting tools such as QuickBooks and Xero. It is generally evaluated by smaller manufacturing businesses that need production planning functionality without the cost or complexity of a full mid-market ERP.

NetSuite

NetSuite, owned by Oracle, is the most widely deployed cloud ERP for mid-market organisations globally, covering financials, CRM, inventory, order management, and ecommerce within a single platform. It is typically evaluated by product businesses, distribution companies, and fast-growing organisations moving up from entry-level accounting software, with the ability to scale from smaller mid-market businesses through to several hundred employees without a platform change.

Odoo

Odoo is an open-source ERP platform covering CRM, sales, inventory, manufacturing, accounting, and HR through a modular, app-based architecture. It is available as a cloud SaaS product or as a self-hosted deployment, and its competitive pricing and faster implementation timelines make it a frequently shortlisted option for smaller businesses and organisations with straightforward requirements and limited budget.

Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP

Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP is Oracle's cloud-native enterprise ERP platform, with particular depth in financial management, multi-GAAP accounting, and consolidation. It is typically shortlisted by large, finance-led organisations and professional services firms, and competes directly with SAP at the top end of the enterprise market.

Plex Systems

Plex Systems, part of Rockwell Automation, provides a manufacturing cloud ERP combined with manufacturing execution system (MES) functionality, built specifically for production environments. Its architecture connects shop floor data capture directly into ERP processes, and it is typically evaluated by discrete and process manufacturers wanting real-time production visibility alongside core ERP functionality.

Priority Software

Priority Software is an Israeli-headquartered ERP vendor offering both cloud and on-premise deployment, covering finance, supply chain, manufacturing, CRM, and business intelligence within a single platform. It has a significant international customer base and is generally considered by mid-sized businesses across manufacturing, retail, and services looking for configurability without the cost of the larger enterprise platforms.

QAD Adaptive ERP

QAD Adaptive ERP is a manufacturing-focused ERP with particular strength in automotive, life sciences, food and beverage, and industrial manufacturing supply chains. Its functionality is built around demand-driven planning and multi-site, multi-country manufacturing networks, and it is typically shortlisted by global manufacturers managing complex, multi-tier supplier relationships.

RamBase

RamBase is a Norwegian cloud ERP platform aimed at manufacturers and distributors in mechanical, electronic, and high-tech production, as well as wholesale distribution. It is built as a true multi-tenant SaaS product with industry-specific functionality for its target sectors, and is typically considered by mid-sized manufacturing and distribution businesses in the Nordic and European markets.

Rootstock

Rootstock is a cloud manufacturing ERP built natively on the Salesforce platform, aimed at mid-sized manufacturers. Its integration with Salesforce CRM means sales, service, and manufacturing operations share the same underlying data model, and it is typically evaluated by manufacturers that have already standardised on Salesforce and want to extend that platform into operations rather than introducing a separate ERP system.

Sage X3

Sage X3 is Sage's mid-to-large enterprise ERP, positioned at more complex manufacturing, distribution, and chemical sector organisations. It offers multi-site, multi-currency, and multi-legislation support and is well represented in European manufacturing environments, sitting between mainstream mid-market platforms and the true enterprise tier.

SAP Business One

SAP Business One is SAP's ERP product for small businesses, typically organisations with fewer than 500 employees, covering financials, sales, inventory, and operations within a single integrated system. It is generally evaluated by smaller organisations wanting SAP's brand and ecosystem without the cost and complexity of S/4HANA, and is delivered through a network of SAP partners who handle implementation and support.

SAP S/4HANA

SAP S/4HANA is SAP's flagship enterprise ERP platform and the world's most widely deployed ERP system by enterprise revenue, built on SAP's in-memory HANA database for real-time analytics and processing. It is typically shortlisted by large organisations with complex multi-entity, multi-currency, and multi-jurisdiction requirements, particularly in manufacturing, logistics, and regulated industries, supported by the largest implementation partner ecosystem in the ERP market.

SYSPRO

SYSPRO is a manufacturing and distribution-focused ERP with a long track record in discrete and process manufacturing. It is typically chosen by mid-market manufacturers needing production, bill of materials, and supply chain functionality without the complexity of the larger enterprise platforms, and has a particularly strong installed base in South Africa, Australia, and the UK.

Unit4

Unit4 is an ERP focused on people-centric organisations, including professional services firms, non-profits, education, and the public sector. Its Financials and ERP platform is designed around organisations where projects and people, rather than physical inventory, are the primary cost driver, and it is typically evaluated by service-led organisations alongside Workday and Deltek.

Visma.net ERP

Visma.net ERP is a Nordic cloud ERP covering financial management, logistics and supply chain, and HRM within a single integrated platform. It is typically evaluated by mid-sized and large organisations in Norway, Sweden, and the wider Nordic region, and is built on a composable architecture that allows the core ERP to be extended with additional Visma cloud applications.

Workday Financial Management

Workday Financial Management is the ERP component of Workday's broader HR and finance platform, built cloud-native and typically evaluated alongside Oracle and SAP in finance-led organisations. Its particular relevance is for businesses already running Workday for HR, where adding financial management creates a single unified people and finance data model, and it is generally considered by professional services firms, financial institutions, and large public sector organisations.

How Viewpoint Analysis Can Help

If this directory has given you a sense of how broad the ERP market actually is, the next step is usually narrowing it down to a list that fits your specific situation, and that is exactly what Viewpoint Analysis exists to help with. The Longlist Builder takes a few questions about your business and requirements and returns a tailored shortlist of relevant vendors in minutes, free of charge.

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This directory is reviewed and updated regularly as the ERP market evolves and new vendors come to our attention. If there is an ERP platform you think belongs on this list, we would like to hear about it.