Deskera Reviews

Had to switch from our old inventory system that couldn't handle the growth, we implemented Deskera about 8 months ago. Biggest shift was the inventory control features that let us track materials from raw to finished goods without spreadsheets. Setup wasn’t that easy, especially batch tracking configuration, but support helped with the complex parts along the way. Good functionality for the price point.

As a freelance graphic designer with multiple income streams, tax preparation used to be complicated. Started using Deskera mainly for accounting about 9 months ago, and my recent tax filing was much simpler. The expense categorization and income tracking features organized my tax documents effectively. The reports saved considerable time compared to my old spreadsheet method.

Running an auto parts store with my sons means dealing with constant customer orders and supplier deliveries. Our order management was chaotic before Deskera - tracking what we ordered, what arrived, and what still needed to be received was a nightmare. Now the system handles everything from purchase orders to warehouse receiving automatically. When shipments arrive, we can do partial receives if suppliers short us, and everything updates instantly. The warehouse management features help us locate parts quickly instead of hunting through the shop.

We've been using Deskera at our apparel boutique for about a year now. We mainly rely on it for inventory, invoicing, and accounting. The end-of-day financial balancing process takes minimal time, and we appreciate the customer database features that allow us to monitor our returning shoppers. It’s not flashy, but it handles our essential needs without unnecessary complications.

Started with Deskera for my e-commerce business a few months back and haven't regretted it.Getting everything configured didn't take too long - had our product tracking and sales data synced up pretty quickly. The forecasting feature has saved us from stockouts on our best-selling products more than once. While the mobile version has its limitations, the main platform handles all our requirements well enough.

Managing several online stores is not easy, if you’ve ever tried ecommerce you know what I’m talking about. It became much simpler after implementing Deskera. Before that, I struggled managing manual updates, mismatched stock levels, and constant overselling. Stock updates now sync automatically across all platforms, which means fewer errors and zero panic even in high-volume days. For operations like ours, the capabilities and cost structure are quite appropriate.

I took over my late father's restaurant supply distribution business two years ago. At that time everything was a complete mess. Dad ran things the old-school way and I honestly had no idea how he kept track of anything. Inventory was all over the place. We were constantly running out of essential kitchen equipment while overstocked on specialty items that barely moved. Implemented Deskera about 10 months ago, and it was crucial to the whole process. Keeping track of the inventory in real time makes it easy to know what we have in stock instead of guessing or walking the warehouse. No more over stocking or understocking which was just normal before. The dashboard also makes it easy to have it all in one place, instead of separate reports like Dad used to do manually.

Running a modest manufacturing company, I required software that was straightforward. The setup was easy, and it has worked wonders for us. I appreciate how the system lacks excessive bells and whistles that only create confusion. We managed to implement our inventory tracking, financial processes, and client database with minimal complications. My co-owner, who typically struggles with new technology, has successfully mastered the essential features.

Finding the right software for our family distribution business took some trial and error. Last year, we settled on Deskera after trying several options that were either too complex or didn't have enough features. The interface is straightforward, which was important since not everyone on our team is tech-savvy. Having contacts, sales documents, and invoicing connected directly to accounting, has reduced a lot of the manual work we used to deal with. Started with just the basic modules and added HR and payroll as we went along. The integration between them has been mostly smooth. There have been some minor bugs with reporting, but nothing that prevented us from getting work done. Support usually responds within a day or two when we have questions. If you need something more robust than basic accounting but don't want the complexity of enterprise software, it's worth looking into. Our accountant has commented that our records are much more organized since we made the switch.

We've been using Deskera for about 7 months in our food distribution business. The transition wasn't easy, I had to adjust how we track perishable inventory and train staff on new processes.
It's not specifically designed for food, but we've made it work for our needs. The batch tracking is adequate, though better expiration date features would help. The connection between inventory and accounting has eliminated most of our end-of-month reconciliation headaches.
With real time inventory visibility, we’ve been able to streamline the process using the inventory and order tracking features.
Our drivers use the mobile app to check stock levels while in the field, which saves time.
We do experience occasional server issues, and I wish the reports were more customizable, but the reduction in paperwork has been worth it.