RollMaster review
A deep flooring ERP for retailers, installers, distributors, and commercial operations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
RollMaster is cloud-based business management and ERP software for flooring retailers, contractors, distributors, commercial operations, multifamily businesses, builders, and other flooring companies. It brings estimating, quote creation, product catalogs, purchasing, inventory, installation scheduling, job costing, accounting, invoicing, reporting, and payment processing into one system. Multi-location and multi-company operations are supported, while mobile access covers customer, vendor, installation, inventory, and sales information. It is best suited to flooring businesses that need one operational system across sales, materials, installation, and finance.
The product’s strongest fit is its flooring-specific workflow depth. Product catalogs can include pricing and inventory data, purchasing can be tied to customer orders, and barcode workflows cover inventory, purchasing, receiving, and transfers. Job costing follows work from job creation through purchasing and installer payments. Installation scheduling includes subcontractor assignment, mobile access, GPS, photos, and signatures. Project processing also covers multi-job costs, margins, change orders, billing, and schedules of values. These capabilities give full-service operators room to connect field activity with financial control rather than managing each area separately.
RollMaster uses contact-sales pricing, with demonstrations requested instead of published plan tiers. Its platform coverage includes web, iOS, Android, and API access. Integrations include Tableau, ChargeItPro by Gravity, WooCommerce, Mailchimp, Quickbase, MySQL, Retail Lead Management, Amazon Web Services, and MeasureSquare, with API connections for analytics, payments, e-commerce, CRM, and databases. Choose RollMaster when flooring-specific coordination across estimating, materials, installation, and accounting is the priority. Smaller businesses seeking a narrowly focused scheduling or invoicing tool may find its wider ERP scope unnecessary.
RollMaster pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Connects estimating, purchasing, inventory, scheduling, and job costing
- Supports barcode-based inventory workflows and installer payments
- Offers web, iOS, Android, API, and industry-specific integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales and requesting a demonstration
- Its broad ERP scope may exceed the needs of smaller focused teams
- Accounting and workflow setup may require careful process alignment
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