GenetiQ review
A paid ERP for distributors needing purchasing, warehouse, delivery and stock control.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
GenetiQ is an ERP and business management platform for merchants, wholesalers, distributors and retailers. It connects sales, purchasing, stock and inventory, warehouse operations, finance, reporting, transport and integrations. The product supports single-branch and multi-site businesses, with mobile workflows for sales, delivery, warehouse and management teams. It is best suited to growing distribution operations that need purchasing, replenishment, receiving, picking, dispatch, transfers and stock traceability in one system.
Pricing is organised by business size and operating structure. The Smaller businesses plan costs £60 per user per month for typically 3–10 users at one location. Growing businesses costs £90 per user per month for typically 10–30 users at one location. Multi-branch organisations costs £105 per user per month for typically 30–100 users across multiple locations. Enterprise is also £105 per user per month for typically 101–200+ users across complex, multi-location operations. These prices are indicative guidance rather than formal quotations, and there is no free plan. The tier structure gives buyers a clear starting point, while larger organisations should clarify which GenetiQ edition and commercial terms fit their operation.
The platform’s ecosystem covers ecommerce, payments, EDI, courier integrations and Toolbank, alongside a REST API for third-party connections. Its web, iOS, Android, API and self-hosted options can support different working environments, while workflow personalisation, automation, dashboards and reporting extend beyond basic stock control. Barcode scanning, stock counts, mobile warehouse work and delivery planning are relevant for distributors managing physical goods and multiple locations. GenetiQ is a strong fit for businesses seeking broad distribution and ERP coverage with visible per-user guidance. Organisations wanting a free entry tier or a narrowly focused inventory tool should look elsewhere.
GenetiQ pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers purchasing, inventory, warehouse, delivery and transport workflows
- Supports batch and serial tracking across locations and product levels
- Offers web, iOS, Android, REST API and self-hosted options
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Pricing is indicative rather than a formal quotation
- The platform spans multiple editions, which may require careful product selection
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