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Clockit vs RFMS

Clockit

7.9#2 in flooring contractor softwareFrom $49.95 a month
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RFMS

6.8#9 in flooring contractor software
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FactClockitRFMS
AudienceThe product is designed for flooring retailers and installers coordinating installation jobs.The maker identifies residential flooring dealers and installers, flooring businesses serving builder and commercial markets, and flooring manufacturers among its target audiences.
Company ownershipCompany records list Scott Harvey and Shane Alan Chandler as directors and shareholders, with Jonathan Simon Wall holding 10%.Cyncly's privacy policy identifies Resource & Financial Management Systems, LLC as the Cyncly group company operating RFMS-branded apps.
DocumentationThe retailer help collection lists 31 articles covering jobs, permissions, measures, notifications, invoices, calendars and short-notice work.The RFMS Help Center exposes hundreds of articles across inventory, accounting, products, technical documents, integrations and release notes.
PurposeClockit is a live cloud-based booking and job management system developed for the flooring industry.RFMS Core ERP is presented as software for managing flooring business operations.

Clockit plans

  • Store AccountFree
  • Professional$49.95 a month
  • Silver$114 a month
  • Gold$149 a month
  • Platinum$229 a month

RFMS plans

  • AdvancedPriced on request
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • GrowthPriced on request
  • LaunchPriced on request
  • RFMS Core ERPPriced on request

Pick Clockit if…

Clockit suits flooring retailers and installers who need to coordinate measures, installation jobs, and invoices. Retailers can use it to keep track of installer availability and job completion.

Pick RFMS if…

It suits flooring dealers, installers, and businesses serving builder or commercial markets that need operational, inventory, quoting, and financial tools. Flooring manufacturers are also among its named audiences.

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