Runs on mobile wireless handheld units, can be customized as needed. Radley staff is excellent to work with.

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xTuple has endpoint clients for Windows, Mac, and Linux. We initually used the free "Postbooks" license and paid for training as our previous solution, DacEasy, was woefully outdated. As a small company, our budget was small, so the cost of training and a new, paid system was out of the question. I put together an inexpensive 1U Supermicro server in the back running Xubuntu, load up a PostgreSQL service and load the blank database. We also purchased a getting started app that I was able to install to help us get up and running fairly quickly. The manufacturing aspect of xTuple has been strong since we started the migration process in late 2013. A couple of years in, xTuple came out with an eCommerce app. We were happy with it and paid a rather steep price of about $25k. We could barely afford it but saw a lot of potential. For the 18 months that it worked, we started growing our sales in conjunction with Google ads and Google Merchant Center.