weclapp

Cloud ERP and CRM in one app for the Mittelstand

#2 in ERP

Quick Overview

Company weclapp GmbH
Category ERP
Headquarters Kitzingen, Germany
Founded 2008
EU Presence EU (Germany)
Data Location Germany
Open Source No
Compliance ISO 27001 certified hosting
Pricing Paid plans per user per month
Free Option 30-day free trial
Replaces NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Detailed Review

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • ERP and CRM in one application, no integration project
  • Per-user monthly pricing with a 30-day free trial
  • German company, German hosting, ISO 27001 certified infrastructure
  • Order and stock flow are native, not bolted on

Cons

  • Strongest in German-speaking markets; thinner elsewhere
  • Not deep enough for complex discrete manufacturing
  • Cloud only, with no self-hosted option

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is weclapp?

weclapp GmbH in Kitzingen built a cloud ERP for the Mittelstand rather than for the enterprise, and the scope reflects that: CRM, quoting, orders, stock, purchasing, project management and accounting in a single application, priced per user per month with a published thirty-day trial. There is no separate CRM to integrate and no module licensing puzzle, which for a company of thirty people is worth more than any individual feature.

Where is weclapp based?

weclapp operates from Kitzingen, Germany, which places it under EU (Germany). Compliance: ISO 27001 certified hosting.

What does weclapp cost?

Paid plans per user per month. 30-day free trial.

Who is weclapp best for?

Small and mid-sized German-speaking companies wanting ERP and CRM in one place. One application instead of two: for a mid-sized company, ERP and CRM sharing a database removes the integration nobody budgets for.

What are the drawbacks of weclapp?

Strongest in German-speaking markets; thinner elsewhere. Not deep enough for complex discrete manufacturing. Cloud only, with no self-hosted option.

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