A practical comparison between ProBuild ERP and a typical multi-product software stack. Competitor names are intentionally omitted.
| Capability | ProBuild ERP | Typical competing stack |
|---|---|---|
| Single browser-based operating platform | ✓ Included | Often multiple products |
| Modern contractor-focused POS | ✓ Included | Core or add-on |
| Inventory, UOMs, variants, kits and lumber pricing | ✓ Included | Varies by package |
| ReorderIQ demand suggestions | ✓ Included | Limited or add-on |
| BestBuy vendor split purchasing | ✓ Included | Often unavailable |
| BackfillIQ incoming-stock fulfillment | ✓ Included | Often manual |
| Integrated GL, AP and AR | ✓ Available | Separate suite/add-on |
| Payroll and time clock | ✓ Available | Separate provider |
| Storefront tied to live catalog and availability | ✓ Integrated | Connector/sync dependent |
| B2B portal with online card and ACH payments | ✓ Integrated | Separate portal/gateway |
| Quotes, estimating, jobs, staging and delivery | ✓ Connected | Multiple modules |
| Role permissions and employee PIN audit trail | ✓ Included | Varies |
This simple calculator is illustrative, not a guarantee. Adjust the assumptions to estimate potential yearly operational value.
Illustrative annual value
Yes. The core system runs in a browser and can also be deployed in a locked-down kiosk wrapper for registers.
Yes. Customer records support balances, credit limits, holds, terms, price groups, authorized signers, statements and AR payments.
The storefront is built from the live catalog and is designed to keep online products, availability, pricing and online orders tied to ProBuild ERP.
The B2B experience supports online credit card and ACH payment workflows.
