Cin7
Cin7 connects your suppliers, warehouses, and sales channels into one real-time inventory system so you can stop firefighting and start growing.
Overview
Cin7 is inventory management software built for product-based businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets. The platform connects your purchasing, warehousing, and sales channels in one place, giving you real-time stock visibility across unlimited inventory locations. It integrates with over 700 platforms including QuickBooks, Xero, Shopify, and Amazon. More than 8,500 businesses worldwide use Cin7, and the platform processes over 125 million orders per year. Plans start at $349 per month for up to 5 users and 6,000 sale orders annually. Every plan includes order management, purchase order management, barcode scanning, COGS tracking, multi-currency support, and 24/7 global support. AI-powered demand forecasting is available as an add-on across all plans. Businesses in retail, wholesale, manufacturing, and food and beverage use Cin7 to track batch numbers, manage bills of materials, and fulfill orders across multiple channels.
Features
- Real-time inventory tracking across unlimited locations
- 700+ integrations including QuickBooks, Xero, Shopify, and Amazon
- Barcode scanning and warehouse management mobile app
- Bill of materials tracking, kits and bundles, and batch and expiration tracking
- Material requirements planning included in Pro plan and above
Best for
Cin7 works best for product-based small businesses selling across multiple channels, such as wholesale, e-commerce, and retail, who need one system to manage inventory, orders, and fulfillment. It fits businesses processing up to 6,000 sale orders per year on the Standard plan, with room to scale to 120,000 orders per year on the Advanced plan.
Why this SMB score
Cin7 delivers deep inventory functionality and strong integrations that product-based small businesses genuinely need, but the $349 starting price and the number of features locked behind add-on fees make it a better fit for businesses with established revenue than those just starting out.