Cin7 is a software-as-a-service (Saas) company headquartered in Auckland, with offices in Los Angeles. Cin7 develops and supports its own cloud-based multi inventory management software, helping multichannel retail and wholesale brands grow their business and scale to international markets. With real-time visibility, customizability, and reporting for efficient inventory control across the supply chain, Cin7 stands for “Connected Inventory.”

Cin7’s ever-evolving product features 450+ integrations, including Amazon Seller, Vendor, and FBA, eBay, Walmart Marketplace, Salesforce, Xero, QuickBooks, and Intuit. Built-in features include warehouse management, point of sale (POS), electronic data interchange (EDI), production (light manufacturing), omnichannel, B2B eCommerce and multi-entity functionality plus robust automation, all at a fraction of the cost of a full ERP. Cin7 is also known for its extensive knowledge base and outstanding in-house customer support through onboarding and beyond. Our expanded offerings now include Google Shopping and digital marketing services.

Launched in 2012, Cin7 is among the top 5 percent of the world’s fastest-growing SaaS companies, with more than 1,600 customers and 14,000+ users worldwide. Key industries served by Cin7 include fashion apparel, food, and beverage, beauty, electronics, and homeware. Cin7 will open a London office in November 2019 and was ranked in Capterra’s Top 20 Retail Management Systems Software list for 2019.

Alloy equips consumer goods brands to capture demand and streamline supply by breaking down silos within and across supply chain, sales and marketing teams. Our cloud platform couples end-to-end inventory and shipment visibility with sell-in and sell-through analytics to surface relevant insights in real-time. Team members and leaders can proactively address risks and maximize opportunities as they monitor demand trends, evaluate performance against forecasts and drive collaboration internally and with partners to adjust execution and plans — down to the SKU/store/day level.

Companies ranging from the Fortune 500 to digital-natives use Alloy every day to grow customer relationships and improve service levels. While preventing lost revenue from out-of-stocks and phantom inventory, they also lower the costs of inventory holding, expedited freight, spoilage and markdown by efficiently responding to what and where consumers buy.