# Whats the best ERP software available?

  

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- Posted at: about 1 year ago
- Author title: G2 user since 2020
- Net upvotes: 5


## Comments
### Comment 1

<p>I’ve worked with a few ERP systems and found NetSuite to be quite reliable. It’s cloud-based, handles everything from finance to inventory, and scales well as a business grows. What I like most is the real-time visibility into operations, which results in easier decision-making. It’s also among the highest-rated ERPs on G2. The interface takes some getting used to, but overall, it’s been a solid choice.</p><p>If you’re still exploring, you may find this G2 breakdown of top ERP software helpful for easy comparison: learn.g2.com/best-erp-software</p>

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- Posted at: about 1 year ago
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#### Reply 1

<p>Thanks for sharing that, I've heard good things about Netsuite. This is helpful.</p>

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- Posted at: about 1 year ago
- Author title: G2 user since 2020


### Comment 2

<p>I’ve worked with a few ERP systems over the years, and honestly, the “best” one really comes down to your company’s size and needs.</p><p>If you're at a large enterprise, <strong>SAP S/4HANA </strong>is super powerful but has a steep learning curve (and price tag). For midsize businesses, I’ve seen <strong>NetSuite</strong> work really well. It has a clean interface, is cloud-based, and has solid support. <strong>Microsoft Dynamics 365</strong> is great, too, especially if your team is already deep in the Microsoft ecosystem.</p><p>Personally, I’ve seen smaller companies choose <strong>Odoo </strong>as well because it’s open-source, super customizable, and doesn’t break the bank.</p><p>My advice: start by mapping out what you actually need your ERP to do, then work backward from there. A shiny feature list means nothing if it doesn’t fit your workflows.</p>

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- Posted at: about 1 year ago
- Author title: Content marketer
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### Comment 3

You might also consider DualEntry.  It’s AI-native, so a lot of the accounting and reconciliation work is handled automatically. That makes it easier for service businesses to stay on top of billing and profitability without extra admin.

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- Posted at: 9 months ago
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### Comment 4

<p>Please add your opinion below!</p>

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- Posted at: about 1 year ago
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