Loftware Cloud Reviews & Product Details

Easy to use with fast implementation, versatile data integrations, and an intuitive interface that helps users efficiently create, manage, and deploy labeling solutions in a scalable way. License set up is straightforward and can be done within minutes, basic/standard support is available depending on the license. Overall performance of the solution is very good but also depends on the performance of external data sources. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It can be a bit pricey compared to other solutions. Also, the price is the same across markets with very different values, which can make adoption more difficult in weaker markets. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Loftware Cloud provides a centralized and reliable labeling platform. It simplifies label management, integrates well with enterprise systems, and helps ensure consistency and compliance across multiple locations. The cloud architecture reduces maintenance effort, and the platform scales well as business needs grow. Overall, it’s a solid solution for enterprise labeling. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Loftware Cloud is powerful, but it has a steep learning curve, especially for new users. The user interface can feel dated in some areas, and simple configuration changes sometimes require more effort than expected. Troubleshooting integrations and printer connectivity can also be time consuming. Reporting and analytics could be more flexible, and licensing costs may be a challenge for smaller organizations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The best aspects of Loftware Cloud are its intuitive user interface, strong integration capabilities, reliable performance, and effective support.

The UI is extremely easy to use and allows users to work with the software with very little training and without requiring specific technical skills. Integrations through Loftware Automation are highly configurable and, depending on the software level selected, can support many different systems and requirements.

Performance is generally very good, despite some occasional service disruptions affecting the cloud platform, which are usually not directly caused by Loftware. Pricing is broadly aligned with competitors, although the lack of a cloud tier comparable to "LMS Pro" for on-premise versions can make the jump from Cloud Essentials to Cloud Business challenging for some customers.

Finally, support is very effective, usually responds within the same day, and follows issues through until they are resolved. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is nothing I strongly dislike about Loftware Cloud. Overall, the experience is positive.

The only points worth mentioning are the pricing gap between Cloud Essentials and Cloud Business, which can make the upgrade difficult for some customers, and the occasional slowness in Loftware Designer when loading layouts saved in Document Storage. This can sometimes be frustrating for more demanding customers, although it often appears to be related to temporary service disruptions rather than a persistent issue. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The trigger-based automation in Loftware Cloud has transformed our label printing workflow across multiple distribution centers. Instead of manually printing labels, we set up TCP/IP and HTTP triggers that automatically fire when our WMS (Oracle WMS Cloud) processes an order eliminating manual steps entirely and reducing errors significantly during peak season.. Only problem which I noticed is the time it takes to open a Forms. i Think the performance of the tool can be improved overall. The support is overall nice and quickly answered. The UI/UX interface also seems pretty simple and sorted. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The most noticeable pain point is application

performance. Loftware Automation Builder and

the label designer take a significant amount

of time to load, especially when opening forms

with multiple triggers configured. In a

fast-paced distribution center environment

where quick changes are sometimes needed during

live operations, this delay can be frustrating

and impacts our ability to respond quickly to

production issues.

Trigger execution can also feel sluggish at

times. When a high volume of print requests

come in simultaneously such as during peak

order processing, there is a noticeable lag

before the trigger fires and the label reaches

the printer. For high-throughput warehouse

operations this can create a bottleneck that

affects overall label printing throughput. The

web-based management console, while functional,

can feel slow when navigating between sections

or loading trigger configurations with large

action trees. Optimizing the startup time of

the Automation Builder and improving trigger

response times under high load would make a

substantial difference for enterprise users

managing large-scale label printing operations

across multiple distribution centers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The dashboard and the ability to remotely clear print queues is helpful. The automation builder has allowed us to streamline the transition between our older on prem Loftware system to the newer cloud based system. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The onboarding from the older Loftware system was not as easy as advertised. Our converted labels did not work with Loftware Cloud and needed to be redesigned. For the issues we did have Tech Support was ineffective. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate that Loftware Cloud allows me to create custom solutions without having to start from scratch. The user-friendly interface greatly simplifies advanced print management and workflow. I also love the ongoing support and updates. Workflow optimization is the best option with this tool because it lets you create custom scripts and workflows that integrate seamlessly and ensure optimal performance. The initial setup was easy because the team was available to answer any questions and help with the setup. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like them to optimize the panel a bit, as I sometimes find it slow, which I don't like very much. But the rest of the platform is excellent. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Loftware Cloud Suite is very well coordinated with its various programs for design, configuration, and application. The user interfaces are easy to understand and intuitive, yet still offer a wide range of possibilities. Almost all common programs and sources can be used as input, from Excel to HTTP to other data providers like SQL. The programs run quickly, and the cloud integrations work reliably. The support is great: they help with individual programs and questions, and there is also an academy at a fair price. There are no AI-supported functions as of yet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Due to the many possibilities for broad and deep integrations, the program can quickly become difficult to understand. You really need to be well-versed in it. There is no way to track complex forms across the various work steps; instead, you have to know exactly where and how to look yourself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I’m not a network printing administrator, but I was still able to follow the directions and the online training to get cloud printing up and running. Deployment was seamless, and printing happens almost instantaneously.

Integration with our custom application was also smooth and straightforward.

Given the benefits this has provided, the total cost of ownership has been negligible. We’re now actively evaluating other ways we can use it to address additional challenges. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

At times, I found the instructions hard to follow, though that may have been because I wasn’t yet familiar with the technology. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Loftware Cloud has enabled quick access across multiple working stations in our company. It has become an essential feature for quick access and to streamline changes across different areas. One of the best features of Loftware Cloud is the ability to assign roles to different operators to distinguish between their ability to access certain features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The one feature not as favorable is the constant login a user has to perform. Our performance declines if we have to login constantly to access the features, however, there are tons of security features that makes up for the constant logging in that needs to be done on a regular basis. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We were on a legacy version of Loftware and migrated to Loftware Cloud to get up to a supported version. The management interface was easy to learn and use especially with past experience. During the onboarding process we were having some struggles with performance with our Oracle database integration, but the implementation team stuck with us throughout the whole process and made sure we had a solution that met our needs with accuracy and speed. We are up and running without issue now. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We were a little frustrated with what seemed like consistently increasing costs each year, but unfortunately for us we really couldn't save any money by switching to another product especially when taking into consideration that our end users and help desk team are already comfortable with the interfaces. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.