Recurrency

Name: Recurrency
Brand: Recurrency

The #1 ERP Automation Platform, built for growing distributors.

Est 2018|Valuation $300M|Raised $25.5M|14 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 3K|Website|FTEs 27|HQ San Francisco, California, US

MarketsMaterials Management

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

- Recurrency versus inventory optimization suites (Netstock/EazyStock): Recurrency emphasizes ERP workflow automation across sales, purchasing, and reporting, while Netstock and EazyStock are typically positioned primarily as planning and optimization tools. Buyers focused on forecasting and replenishment optimization who prioritize pricing transparency may find Netstock's published starting price easier for early-stage business cases. - Recurrency versus full-suite planning vendors (ToolsGroup/E2open): ToolsGroup and E2open address complex enterprise planning needs (multi-echelon, advanced optimization, trade/logistics) and may have higher costs and longer deployments. Recurrency appears more focused on distribution ERP workflows and faster deployment claims. - Recurrency versus ERP-native approach: Organizations running ERP platforms with sufficient native modules can address reporting and process improvements within the ERP or through ERP partner add-ons, rather than adding an external layer.

Customer testimonials comparing competitors

Available user feedback in the reviewed set emphasizes missing CRM features and incomplete sales system integration, which may push some buyers toward CRM-centric approaches or ERP-native sales/order modules when minimizing system count is a priority.

	Recurrency	Netstock	EazyStock
Starting Price	Reporting: vendor-stated free tier; paid modules: contact sales	Vendor-published starting price examples exist on the vendor site	Quote-based on vendor site; third-party lists exist but may vary
Best For	Distributors seeking an automation layer on top of ERP (sales, purchasing, reporting)	Organizations focused on demand/supply planning with published entry pricing messaging	Buyers seeking inventory optimization and forecasting packaged solutions
Key Strength	ERP workflow automation across commercial and purchasing teams; vendor-stated no per-user licensing	Publicized starting prices and multi-ERP integration messaging	Focused inventory optimization functionality and ROI narratives
Key Weakness	Limited public review volume; paid pricing not published; public security documentation was not evident	Starting price is an entry point but total cost is quote-driven; implementation timelines vary	Public pricing is not consistently published; third-party pricing may be outdated

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Recurrency versus inventory optimization suites (Netstock/EazyStock): Recurrency emphasizes ERP workflow automation across sales, purchasing, and reporting, while Netstock and EazyStock are typically positioned primarily as planning and optimization tools. Buyers focused on forecasting and replenishment optimization who prioritize pricing transparency may find Netstock's published starting price easier for early-stage business cases.
Recurrency versus full-suite planning vendors (ToolsGroup/E2open): ToolsGroup and E2open address complex enterprise planning needs (multi-echelon, advanced optimization, trade/logistics) and may have higher costs and longer deployments. Recurrency appears more focused on distribution ERP workflows and faster deployment claims.
Recurrency versus ERP-native approach: Organizations running ERP platforms with sufficient native modules can address reporting and process improvements within the ERP or through ERP partner add-ons, rather than adding an external layer.

Customer testimonials comparing competitors

	Recurrency	Netstock	EazyStock
Starting Price	Reporting: vendor-stated free tier; paid modules: contact sales	Vendor-published starting price examples exist on the vendor site	Quote-based on vendor site; third-party lists exist but may vary
Best For	Distributors seeking an automation layer on top of ERP (sales, purchasing, reporting)	Organizations focused on demand/supply planning with published entry pricing messaging	Buyers seeking inventory optimization and forecasting packaged solutions
Key Strength	ERP workflow automation across commercial and purchasing teams; vendor-stated no per-user licensing	Publicized starting prices and multi-ERP integration messaging	Focused inventory optimization functionality and ROI narratives
Key Weakness	Limited public review volume; paid pricing not published; public security documentation was not evident	Starting price is an entry point but total cost is quote-driven; implementation timelines vary	Public pricing is not consistently published; third-party pricing may be outdated