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FactECI M1QAD Adaptive ERP
CompanyECI says it began as OfficeSupplies.com in 1999 and is headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas.QAD says it was founded in 1979 to help manufacturers solve complex problems.
Deploymentcloudhybrid
Finance moduleYesYes
Founded19991979
HeadquartersWestlake, Texas, USAMiami, Florida, United States
IntegrationsECI lists integrations including Avalara, QuickBooks, KnowledgeSync, Payments, CADLink, and Spreadsheet Server, and says its public API can connect external applications.QAD lists related applications including QAD EQMS, Digital Supply Chain Planning, Advanced Scheduling, Global Trade and Transportation Execution, Supplier Relationship Management, and Production Execution.
Inventory managementYesYes
Manufacturing toolsYesYes
Multi-entity supportYesYes
Order managementYesYes
PurposeM1 is a cloud-based ERP solution for small and medium-sized manufacturers that manages production planning, inventory, job tracking, financials, and more.QAD Adaptive ERP is manufacturing ERP designed to help manufacturers respond to changing business conditions.
SecurityECI describes M1 Cloud as having a built-in multilayered security defense.QAD says Adaptive ERP includes an Information Security Management System with proactive penetration testing, threat detection, security certifications, and best practices.

ECI M1 plans

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QAD Adaptive ERP plans

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Pick ECI M1 if…

M1 is aimed at small and medium-sized manufacturers coordinating production, inventory, and finances. ECI names metal fabrication, aerospace and defense, medical products, electronics, and industrial machinery among its target industries.

Pick QAD Adaptive ERP if…

QAD Adaptive ERP is aimed at manufacturers, including global manufacturers, that need manufacturing, finance, inventory, and related processes in one ERP. Its industry focus includes automotive, consumer products, food and beverage, high technology, industrial manufacturing, and life sciences.

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