Planufac is a cloud-based hybrid WMS/ERP/MRP system from the UK company Planufac Ltd, positioned for online retailers, wholesale distributors, and manufacturing businesses. It aims to bring multi-channel sales orders, warehouse picking and packing, inventory synchronization, purchasing, production scheduling, and compliance records into a single platform, reducing the cost and complexity of switching between separate systems for inventory, orders, manufacturing, and logistics.
Based on the available product information, Planufacβs core strength lies in inventory and fulfillment workflows. It supports near real-time order intake across multiple channels, barcode-based picking, packing, shipping label generation, inventory synchronization across multiple locations and stores, as well as batch tracking, expiry dates, different units of measure, and unit conversions. Its manufacturing module covers BOMs, raw material requirements, production planning, and production lead-time forecasting. The purchasing module supports demand forecasting, purchase orders, and goods receipt tracking. Reports and dashboards can be used for business benchmarking and performance analysis. On the integration side, it already supports Magento 2, Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, eBay, QuickBooks, and logistics providers such as Royal Mail, UPS, and DPD, while accounting integrations such as Xero and Sage are still planned.
Planufac is sold as a monthly subscription. Basic costs Β£99/month and includes 2 users, 2 integrations, 250 orders/month, and 1000 products. Premium costs Β£249/month, while Pro costs Β£499/month. Enterprise pricing is available on request and comes with unlimited users, integrations, orders, and products. All publicly listed plans include manufacturing and compliance features. A 30-day free trial is available without requiring a credit card, which makes it easier to evaluate whether the system fits your workflows. However, the terms state that services may be suspended or disabled if usage limits are exceeded, so businesses with fast-growing order volumes should assess the right plan tier in advance.
The main advantage is its relatively comprehensive coverage across WMS, ERP, and MRP, making it especially suitable for companies that combine multi-channel ecommerce with warehousing and light manufacturing. Batch tracking, expiry dates, and unit conversions also improve its suitability for manufacturing and compliance-heavy scenarios. The drawbacks are that the REST API is still marked as Coming soon, so custom integration capabilities remain unclear; on security, the product only states that it follows industry best practices, without detailed information on encryption, backups, authentication, or granular permissions; and some key financial integrations are not yet live.
Planufac is better suited to UK-based and cross-border ecommerce businesses, wholesalers, and small manufacturers, especially teams using Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, Amazon, eBay, and UK/European logistics services. The available information does not disclose access conditions from China, so this remains unknown. Payments are handled through Stripe, pricing is mainly in GBP, and there is no visible support for Alipay, WeChat Pay, or RMB settlement. Chinese companies that prioritize local service, Chinese-language support, and domestic finance/tax ecosystems may want to compare it with Kingdee, Yonyou, Odoo, NetSuite, or Dynamics 365.
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