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Tracking Landed Costs in Cin7: Configuration and Accurate Reporting
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Tracking Landed Costs in Cin7: Configuration and Accurate Reporting

As 2025 Cin7 Accounting Partner of the Year, Fiskal helps you configure Cin7 for accurate landed cost tracking, so freight, duties, and tariffs flow into your COGS and financial reports with confidence.

Pierre Goldie5 min read

ERP Evaluation Criteria: 5 Features to Compare
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ERP Evaluation Criteria: 5 Features to Compare

Compare EDI & ERP the right way - integration, document coverage, automation, visibility, and TCO. Includes checklist, scoring matrix, and a 30/60/90 plan.

Ryan Behnken8 min read

Fishbowl vs. Cin7 Core part 3: Integration ecosystems & API capabilities
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Fishbowl vs. Cin7 Core part 3: Integration ecosystems & API capabilities

Part 3 of the comparison between Fishbowl and Cin7 Core dives into integration ecosystems and API strength. Fishbowl offers a broad but legacy-style integration library, especially suited for QuickBooks Desktop and EDI-heavy businesses, relying on scheduled syncs and consultant setups. Cin7 Core, in contrast, is a cloud-native platform with real-time syncs, webhook-ready APIs, and plug-and-play links to Shopify, Amazon, Xero, ShipStation, and more, ideal for fast-moving, multi-channel brands. The key difference: Fishbowl favors depth in legacy environments; Cin7 Core excels in modern, API-driven workflows.

Pierre Goldie3 min read

Fishbowl vs. Cin7 Core part 4: cost of ownership & ROI (2025 edition)
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Fishbowl vs. Cin7 Core part 4: cost of ownership & ROI (2025 edition)

Part 4 breaks down the true cost of inventory management systems, comparing Fishbowl pricing 2025 with Cin7 Core pricing. It covers licensing models (perpetual vs SaaS), implementation fees, infrastructure, support, and 5-year total cost of ownership (TCO). Key takeaway: Fishbowl offers long-term savings for stable, on-prem teams, while Cin7 Core delivers faster ROI and scalability for growing, multi-channel brands. The guide includes real-world ROI scenarios and breakeven timelines, helping businesses choose the IMS that best fits their growth and cash flow strategy.

Pierre Goldie3 min read

Fishbowl vs. Cin7 Core part 5: implementation roadmap & best practices
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Fishbowl vs. Cin7 Core part 5: implementation roadmap & best practices

Part 5 offers a step-by-step guide to successfully rolling out Fishbowl or Cin7 Core inventory systems. It outlines six essential phases, from discovery to go-live, and highlights typical project timelines (12–16 weeks for Fishbowl, 8–12 weeks for Cin7 Core). The blog covers key best practices in data migration, integration testing, user training, and change management, while also flagging common pitfalls like dirty SKUs and misaligned QuickBooks fields. Whether you're a small e-commerce brand or a large-scale manufacturer, this roadmap helps ensure your IMS rollout stays on time, on budget, and delivers real ROI.

Pierre Goldie2 min read

Fishbowl Vs Cin7 Core part 2: user experience: interface, usability, and workflow Efficiency
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Fishbowl Vs Cin7 Core part 2: user experience: interface, usability, and workflow Efficiency

In part 2 of this deep-dive comparison, we explore how Fishbowl and Cin7 Core (formerly DEAR) stack up in real-world usability, interface design, and workflow efficiency for mid-market food & beverage businesses. Fishbowl delivers robust, module-driven power but retains a legacy feel that demands more user training. Cin7 Core, by contrast, offers a clean, modern UI that’s easier to learn, fully cloud-native, and built for fast onboarding across teams. From dashboards to mobile apps, navigation to purchase workflows, the verdict is clear: for teams that prioritize intuitive UX and remote accessibility, Cin7 Core leads on user experience - while Fishbowl suits those needing deep customization and hands-on control.

Pierre Goldie3 min read