What do you like best about Fulcrum?
Pros:
Looks great
Intuitive for those familiar with computers, laid out in an easy to navigate way for those that aren’t
Fast job processing speed, and fast repeat part reorders and previous job traceability
Paperless nature make in-process print revisions easy to execute
Everything is connected, so if you have a PO#, Quote#, job#, part#, or even raw material #, you can find your way to the information you need in the system.
The inventory system is very transparent, and it has all sorts of options for note taking when it comes to inventory changes.
Customer support is spectacular.
The launch process went very smoothly for us, and having personal support assigned to us is fantastic. Any issues we come across are resolved very quickly.
The dev team is on top of it, with frequent updates, many of them being directly from customer feedback. We've been with the company less than 6 months, and at least 1 of our requests has already been implemented as a feature, along with several other changes we wanted already being in the pipes before we suggested them.
Updated as of 9/26/25:
All of the above still applies and is going strong. Still love the ERP, and any customers or auditors that come in are always impressed with how quickly I can find information in the system. 100% still recommend Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What do you dislike about Fulcrum?
Cons:
The reports section is the weakest section for us. It does not output the data in a way that can be quickly read (Pretty charts and meters), although it does give you most of what you need to generate those charts and reports. The support staff is also excellent about generating custom reports that automatically update when something the system won’t make a report for is needed.
Associating multiple jobs to one PO is more limited than we would like, but that is on the roadmap
Once a job has been started, edits to it are limited. This has already been improved by small updates since we started using it though and I have no doubts it will be fully addressed.
The fully online nature of the system means that an internet outage leaves you in the dark. Nothing to be done about this though.
The scheduling system is decent, but you need to accurately estimate production times for each part/job for it to be useful (as is expected), and the display in the schedule tab is not as easy to read as I would like. (I like Gantt charts) It does lay out upcoming due jobs in the jobs tab via sorting by production date though, and that's still loads better than how we were handling it previously.
Updated as of 9/26/25:
They have made a lot of progress on the reports section!
Associating multiple jobs to one PO is no longer an issue
Edits are still someone limited once a job has started, but improvements have been made in this area that make it leaps and bounds better than when I first wrote this review
Web browser nature of the software can still sometimes cause issues in bad service days, but again, not on Fulcrum.
Still not where I would like it to be with the scheduling system, but I will admit I have not come bac around to trying to use it lately. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.