Stop renting Cin7 Core. Own your stock and production system.

Everyone who buys, builds or sells works in the same records, and a record-breaking month is only good news.

• check No limit on users, and no charge per seat
• check No count of sale orders and no tier to step up to
• check Production is part of it, not a module sold separately
• check The store, the office and the owner ask their own questions in plain English

Planned material is checked against the shelf and against what is on order, job by job, against the date the customer was promised.

• check Shortages listed per job, with the purchase order meant to cover each one and its due date
• check Stock that has dropped through its reorder level, with the usual supplier beside it
• check Purchase orders past their expected date, and which job each is holding up
• check Ask which supplier's lead times keep making you late, and get a straight answer

Material issued, hours booked and outside work received, set against what the job billed, so margin is a fact and not a guess at month end.

• check Fixed-price jobs flagged when cost reaches 80% of the price while there is still time to act
• check Work in progress any day: cost sitting in open jobs that no invoice yet covers
• check Finished work with nothing invoiced listed until someone bills it
• check Rates locked onto each hour and each issue, so a price change never rewrites a job in progress

Your products, suppliers, customers and job history sit in a database the business controls, readable by any tool, whatever happens to a vendor.

• check Bring your Cin7 Core product, supplier and customer lists across and check them on the way in
• check Quotes, invoices, job sheets and cost reports come out with your logo and your business name
• check Change a field, a rule or a report by describing it in a sentence
• check Open source under the MIT licence: nothing to renew and nobody to give notice to