Infor M3

Pros: graphic, webbased, SQLServer, functionality in grid and search and ancor, bussiness process and ware house management. localization

Cons: API, writing procedure and programmin too complex to integrate and perform automation and release application

Pros: I like that it is very customer-friendly. I have used similar systems in the past and was worried that I would have a challenge navigating it, but this was not the case. This made me very happy, Money well spent.

Cons: There are some areas that need to be built out more to give more access to what you really want to accomplish.

Pros: We are currently using INFOR in our office, so far using this system is very easy to understand and very work friendly. Details and functions are organized that new user will catch up easily.

Cons: Sometimes experiencing website errors, and personalization of tool bars and forms sometimes bit a tricky.

Pros: This is the best ERP software for manufacturing industry with some of the top notch functionalities to serve in a better way, i like the customer purchase order management feature, which i think the best feature in this software also the implementation within very much less time.

Cons: User interface is still looks very old and even in the updated versions also due to the old UI, features are not look promising. UI need be corrected

Pros: I liked the information that was available

Cons: How hard it was to remember what screen each information used was in

Pros: Stock Transfer through Distribution order. Sales making through customer order. Shipment receiving through PO. Stock Allocation. Purchase order print through PPS600. Etc.

Cons: When the system is suddenly turned off while creating customer orders, the customer order gets locked and sometimes there is a variation in the total amount also.

Pros: flexibility, easy of use and a lot of functionalities ready to use (that had to implement custom with other products)

Cons: I see mainly 2 points: 1. enterprise structure has got some lacks, do not manage structured sales organizations (it doesn't exist a concept like it, which is usefull when you have same customer managed in different sales organization within the same company which could have different price list, discounts, payment terms) 2. all accounting is inherited through order, in example when I post good receipt I need to have cost center in purchase order and I cannot change during good receipt. And also for sales, all accounting are inherited from order. Workaround exists, but it is still a limitation

Pros: It's very customizable to meet your needs without loosing any performance. Infor OS makes it even more easy to use and more intuitive, alerts for tasks that you need to do are just great.

Cons: Configuration and deployment is not that easy, a lot of consultant was needed to deploy the application or even to update it.

Pros: The integration with Manufacturing process works well.

Cons: The lack of documentation and the basic architecture of the solution.

Pros: It has many more features than we currently use, that we can grow into.

Cons: We are an unusual rental operation and initially it didn't have all the functionality that we required, so our 3rd party implementer made modifications to our base code, so when infor came out with the similar feature, we could not move to it. There are some feature fixes that can not be retrofit into our release.

Pros: Easy to use ERP with stable and efficient features with native functionality that addresses nearly all primary business needs

Cons: Getting enhancements or features and functionality that are not engineered into the base software can take a long time and the process of "socializing" them is less than ideal.

Pros: allways newest version, because cloud system. no installations, just web. flexible views and possibilities to use external software products for special purposes

Cons: enhancement requests need to much time to be realized

Pros: Micro vertical focus and Infor Accelerators. 60:30:10 Agility model

Cons: Right talent in the projects makes all the difference

Pros: Like how everything is divided into modules etc

Cons: not having the ability to drill down to individual transaction

Pros: Highly configurable product. Support from Infor is very good. Investment in the product by Infor continues to be significant and is showing results!

Cons: Ironically, highly configurable! this lead to complexity in the initial set up to meet business process needs. However once established and implemented the product is stable and performs well. User interface is not premium but hoping for improvements when we move to Infor OS and homepages.

Pros: We are running the 13.4 on premise version of M3. M3 is able to be configured to about any business process. The ability to run multiple lines of businesses with different business processes is tremendous. The product isn't intuitive but it easy to use once it is set up properly. The implementation of the product is a process that needs to be carefully thought out and executed. Infor and their business partners are a huge help in that.

Cons: Because the software is so customizable, it is extremely complex. This can cause problems if the person configuring it does not understand all of the processes and how they work. Transitioning from an in-house product to packaged software is always challenging but Infor was helpful in the process.

Pros: The M3 Product and the related Suite of Products are mostly very intuitive once you get to use it. People tend to get hesitant when initially introduced, but after having used M3 for a while, expanding into additional areas becomes fairly easy since it is consistent in the way everything looks, feels and behaves. There have been iterations of the side product (i.e. Mashups) that have been replaced without a fully viable replacement, but mostly there are only improvements that expand on current functionality or introduces new and exciting functionality (and sometimes even provided without any extra cost as part of your current licensing).

Cons: There is a lack of intuitive development documentation and especially when it comes to setting up your own development environment, it is sometimes quite cumbersome, although once you pass this hurdle it is, almost, always worth the effort.

Pros: Flexibility to match the real image, easy to configure.

Cons: sometimes implementation time drags on for objective reasons.

Pros: The best ERP system that I've used so far. Every thing is so neat and tidy, and once learnt, this is the easiest system to work with. Has a very user-friendly interface and has the ability to change the appearance with a limited selection.

Cons: There's nothing that I dislike about this software. I enjoy using this software application at the moment.

Pros: It's easy to use, doesn't need much customization. Good support both from consultants and web portal. Very good documentation available, lots of details on the setup.

Cons: Not easy to customize if you have that need. Development it's also quite expensive. Infor should improve this in order to make this ERP perfect.

Pros: A lot of activity is possible to track via M3. Now with cloud solution it is easy to acces from many points around the world. Quite fast in operations.

Cons: Had some trouble with communication in China (servers in Sweden) - possibly problem for everyone outside China. Many modules but not so easy to get precisly what you want - Quality module configuration for example.

Pros: At the beginning it is not the easiest thing to use but after some time and practice it is surprisingly easy to use. It is a very complete ERP and easy to customize. We use it in almost every department. It has a really good client support and INFOR promotes a lot of events and trainings.

Cons: Except from the initial time that takes a little bit to figure it out i have nothing negative to point.