Scopevisio review
Modular cloud ERP for mid-market operations, with custom-configured pricing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Scopevisio brings finance, CRM, projects, HR, document management and procurement into a cloud ERP aimed at mid-sized businesses in the DACH region, with a stated focus on service companies. Its breadth also reaches sales, inventory, order workflows, product records and multi-company finance. That makes it relevant to firms looking to connect operational processes rather than buy a finance-only system; larger businesses are also listed among its company-size fits.
The modular approach is central to the commercial decision. According to the vendor, pricing depends on platform access, selected modules and named users, and prospective customers request a configuration-specific offer rather than choose from fixed published paid plans. A 30-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan. Manufacturing-related records include multi-level bills of materials and production orders, although the scope may depend on licensing. Buyers should clarify which modules and manufacturing workflows are covered in their offer before comparing costs.
For integration and access, Scopevisio provides a REST API and data import/export, alongside mobile apps for iOS and Android. Named integrations include DATEV, ORBIS, Lucanet, Microsoft Power BI and Apaleo. The vendor states that it hosts the software in Germany and lists ISO 27001 compliance, with email, chat, ticket and documentation support plus 24/7 support. Firms seeking modular cloud ERP across finance and business operations should consider it; buyers who need fixed public pricing or a clearly defined manufacturing scope should compare alternatives.
Scopevisio pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Connects finance, CRM, HR, projects, sales and procurement modules
- Supports stock workflows, multi-level bills of materials and multi-company finance
- Offers REST API, mobile apps and integrations including DATEV and Power BI
- Where it doesn't
- Paid pricing is custom-configured rather than published as fixed plans
- Manufacturing-related features may depend on licensing
- Its stated focus on service companies may not suit every ERP buyer
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