Veeqo

Veeqo makes our multi-channel inventory management a breeze.

Comments: Basically, we needed a more streamlined way of managing our refurbished office chairs, and Veeqo provided the solution. Their interface is user-friendly, their help documentation is clear and easy to find, and if that doesn't help, their customer service is world-class. I work with a number of third-party systems, and overall, Veeqo is tops!

Pros:

The product sync between Veeqo and Shopify is painless. Updating product details in Shopify sync into Veeqo without issues, keeping your product data up-to-date. We sell new & refurbished office furniture. Our refurbished office chairs are refurbished on order, and Veeqo allows us to create Bundles, that manage our inventory so Shopify always shows the correct stock available.

Cons:

Nothing really, I like working on the Veeqo system. Veeqo suits us 100% for our needs.

Shipping made easy!

Comments: Using Veeqo has enabled us to develop and deploy a unique purchasing and despatch process for the NHS in the UK. By integrating Veeqo with third-party services we have eliminated the risk of data entry errors, particularly with shipping addresses which has resulted in a near-perfect first time delivery success rate.The huge number of articles in the Help Center, supported by a fantastic technical support team, means that we are always able to resolve any niggles incredibly quickly. The support is by far the best I've experienced.

Pros:

Veeqo comes with a whole host of features but the pre-built Shipping and eCommerce integrations are up there among the best. Linking to Shopify - easy. Linking to couriers - easy. Each integration took less than a minute to set up and they have all worked faultlessly!

Cons:

It's very difficult to find any downside to Veeqo but the one thing that I would really like to see some focus on is the API and provision of webhooks. For orders which don't come via a built-in integration it's difficult to get a notification when an order changes status.

Frustrating and missing some key functionality to run an normal eCommerce store, very much built for 3rd party selling.

Comments: We do keep getting told a lot of this is in the pipeline mmmm..... We've also been given a months free usage because of the inconvenience caused and not doing quite what we we're sold it could do! Works well for 3rd party channels, certainly not great if your business is more through your own website!!

Pros:

User-friendly interface with OK top-level reporting Works well with 3rd parties channels, I think this is where the initial design and build has gone into! Customer service seems like good guys but seems under a hell of a lot of pressure. Integrates with carriers well.

Cons:

Where do I start, been with these guys for 2 months now and each day another drama unfolds. We used to run everything on Sage line50 which is at heart an accountancy package with a clunky warehouse/inventory management system. Honest opinion key areas we have taken a big step back. Simple day to day procedures that have become a total nightmare, I really can't understand how this is supposedly been built from an e-commerce background. I would say at the moment it's taking the warehouse 3-4 hours a day longer to operate! You can't partially refund a customer, so a customer buy's two pairs of pants returns one, no way of partial refunding, we've been told work in progress! Also simple things like refunding a customer postage, can't do! When you part ship an order there's no way of tracking this, so you need to go into all your shipped orders one by one checking which one's are part shipped or allocated. You can't do shortfall on your orders to see which order you need to order stock for so you need to go into each and every order new and old to see what needs to be ordered, we've sort of coping on a day to day basis using tags but not ideal at all and extremely time-consuming. It doesn't automatically allocate purchase orders Reorder levels don't work so very hard to understand when reordering, it also doesn't recognise zero's which is a massive problem. You've got to manually link your products with supplier codes which is a massive problem when you have over 7,000's sku's. A lot of duplicate data handling is required to keep Veeqo and your inventory on your own store updated, it does;t pass inventory updates from Woo back across, which is a bit of a pain.

Excellent Order Management System - Wouldn't go elsewhere!

Pros:

Well now it's free! so I would highly recommend it to any e-commerce business owner.

Cons:

Some very light features/integrations such as OnBuy as missing.

Excellent Resource but Somewhat Difficult to Learn

Comments: Difficult learning but it works very well. Shipping rates are good. I'm still having problems connecting my Prestashop Store. I can connect, but it immediately disconnects. Amazon orders are easy. Phone orders are time consuming as I have to add a product or I can't print a label.

Pros:

Easy shipping of Amazon orders, including UPS, which never worked for us as an Amazon Seller. It's also free to Amazon Sellers.

Cons:

Learning curve. I had to read a lot to learn how to use it and there was no quick support. You have to go through a chat process and then you hear from support later in the day. However, Support has been very helpful. Since I wanted to switch from ShippingEasy, I was looking for easy Return labels. Sometimes a customer calls from months ago and needs a label. I can only print them through Veeqo if I actually shipped the product through Veeqo.