Inventory And Order Management

Gain market share and customer base information about the top Inventory And Order Management tracked by 6sense. Check out our list of Inventory And Order Management Software, analyze them by marketshare, region, company size along with information about competitors, prospects, tech stacks, funding information, contract renewal dates and more.

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Top 5 Inventory And Order Management technologies in 2023

Over 7,236 companies are using Inventory And Order Management tools. SAP Fieldglass Vendor Management System with 16.76% market share (1,213 customers), Oracle Retail with 16.31% market share (1,180 customers), IBM Sterling Order Management with 13.60% market share (984 customers),

Inventory And Order Management Customers by Employee Size

The majority of Inventory And Order Management category falls in the company size of 10,000+ employees (1,838 companies), 1,000 - 4,999 employees (1,712 companies), 20 - 49 employees (1,376 companies).

Inventory And Order Management Customers by Geography

Companies using Inventory And Order Management technology software are majorly from the United States with 4,736 (62.64%), United Kingdom with 809 (10.70%), India with 607 (8.03%) customers respectively.

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Inventory And Order Management Customers by Industry

Top industries that use Inventory And Order Management for Technology (2,849), Retail and CPG (1,957), Professional Services (1,699).

Market Share for Top Inventory And Order Management Technologies

Analyze the market share of popular Inventory And Order Management technologies along with information about competitors, prospects, tech stacks, funding information, contract renewal dates and more

Technology Market share
SAP Fieldglass Vendor Management System 16.76 (%)
Oracle Retail 16.31 (%)
IBM Sterling Order Management 13.60 (%)
Zoho Inventory 10.46 (%)
Manhattan Order Management 7.86 (%)
Unleashed 3.99 (%)
Acctivate 3.15 (%)
Oracle Order Management Cloud 2.94 (%)
Infor SunSystems 2.57 (%)
OrderDynamics 2.54 (%)
FileMaker Go 2.42 (%)
Finale Inventory 2.22 (%)
Stitch Labs 1.99 (%)
DSI dcLINK 1.91 (%)
TradeGecko 1.89 (%)
Oracle PeopleSoft Inventory 1.88 (%)
SellerCloud 1.70 (%)
Manhattan Active Omni 1.08 (%)
EZOfficeInventory 0.93 (%)
Oracle PeopleSoft Order Management 0.70 (%)
Skubana 0.57 (%)
Orderhive 0.54 (%)
Manhattan Enterprise Inventory 0.54 (%)
Flipdish 0.47 (%)
Dsco 0.46 (%)
OrderMotion 0.40 (%)
Megaventory 0.11 (%)

FAQ

Find answers to the most often asked questions by users.

Who are the top Inventory And Order Management software market leaders?

Top leaders in the category for Inventory And Order Management software are SAP Fieldglass Vendor Management System, Oracle Retail, IBM Sterling Order Management. Here, you can view a full list of Inventory And Order Management tools in the market.

How many companies use Inventory And Order Management software these days?

Around the world in 2023, over 9,718 companies are currently using one or more Inventory And Order Management software. Out of these, there are 4,736 companies using Inventory And Order Management tools that are originally from the United States .

Which company has the most significant market share in the Inventory And Order Management software space?

The top few companies that have the most significant market share in the Inventory And Order Management space are SAP Fieldglass Vendor Management System with 16.76 % of market share, and Oracle Retail with 16.31 % of market share and IBM Sterling Order Management with 13.60 % of market share . Check for other Inventory And Order Management technologies market share here.

What are the top industries that usually use Inventory And Order Management softwares?

The top industries that use Inventory And Order Management software are Technology (2,849) , Retail and CPG (1,957) , Professional Services (1,699) .

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