myQ Enterprise Gate Management
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VisitmyQ Enterprise Gate Management vs Yardman
What both publish
| Fact | myQ Enterprise Gate Management | Yardman |
|---|---|---|
| Company history | The maker says Andrew M. Chamberlain and his son established the Peerless Cream Separator Co. in 1900, the origin it gives for Chamberlain Group. | Cloud Sailor says it has been in business since 2000 and has worked for businesses, NGOs and governments. |
| Headquarters | Oak Brook, Illinois, USA | Oslo, Norway |
| Integrations | The vendor describes connected gate devices integrating directly with myQ and says its broader platform supports WMS, TMS, and ERP integrations. | Yardman offers a custom API and webhooks for integrations, and its help center documents a Zapier integration. |
| Support | The vendor directs existing customers to its support site and prospective customers to request a demo. | The company provides support through a ticket system and lists [email protected] for support inquiries. |
myQ Enterprise Gate Management plans
- myQ Enterprise Gate ManagementPriced on request
Yardman plans
- Personal€29 a month
- Yardman Personal€29 a month
- Store€99 a month
- Warehouse€399 a month
- Store€1,089 a year
- Distribution€1,499 a month
Pick myQ Enterprise Gate Management if…
It suits facilities managing truck entry alongside yard and dock activity, including multi-tenant and 3PL operations. Its listed platforms are Android, iOS, and web.
Pick Yardman if…
Yardman suits businesses, warehouses, and distribution centers managing gates, trailers, docks, drivers, and yard planning. It is also relevant to teams needing API or webhook integrations.