BottomLine ERP review
Deep manufacturing and financial workflows, priced for organizations ready for a full ERP suite.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
BottomLine ERP is a Salesforce-native enterprise resource planning system for small and mid-sized manufacturers. It brings accounting, procurement, sales, order fulfillment, inventory, warehouse operations, production planning, manufacturing execution, fixed assets, and financial visibility into one platform. Its manufacturing scope includes MPS, MRP, capacity planning, work orders, material and labor capture, machine-time tracking, and variance reporting. The product is aimed at manufacturers that need connected financial and production workflows rather than separate accounting, spreadsheet, and operational systems.
Pricing is sold annually with full suite licensing on every published tier. The Up to 5 users plan costs $24,000 per year; Up to 15 users costs $45,000 per year; Up to 30 users costs $60,000 per year; Up to 60 users costs $72,000 per year; and 61+ users costs $90,000 per year. The plans scale user capacity while retaining the same stated licensing description. There is no free plan. This structure suits organizations budgeting for a complete ERP deployment, but it places the product outside the range of teams seeking a low-cost entry point or modular adoption.
The platform is available through the web and API, with Salesforce as the listed integration. That fit matters for manufacturers already using Salesforce, particularly those wanting mobile warehouse and barcode workflows through Salesforce mobile. Warehouse features cover bins, picklists, counts, adjustments, and inter-facility transfers, while lot tracking supports forward and backward traceability. Buyers should choose BottomLine ERP when production depth, traceability, and linked financial operations are priorities. Organizations requiring a broader integration ecosystem, lower annual starting costs, or a product outside the Salesforce environment should consider an alternative.
BottomLine ERP pros and cons
- Where it wins
- MRP, capacity planning, work orders, and variance capture
- Accounting links operational activity to the general ledger
- Lot tracking, warehouse controls, and Salesforce mobile barcode workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Annual pricing starts at $24,000 for up to 5 users
- Salesforce is the only listed integration
- Implementation pricing is still coming soon
BottomLine ERP fact sheet, pricing and score →
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