Produsera vs MRPeasy for CRM and inventory.
Both products cover customers, orders, and stock. MRPeasy adds detailed production planning; Produsera lets teams choose separately priced operations modules.
How the products differ.
Produsera / MRPeasy| Work area | Produsera | MRPeasy |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Free CRM core for 2 users; add paid modules by workspace | Manufacturing software with CRM, stock, procurement, and production planning |
| Customer work | Customers, appointments, quotes, and invoices | CRM with customers, quotes, orders, shipments, and invoices |
| Operations | Stock counts, transfers, suppliers, and replenishment modules | Stock, procurement, work orders, and production scheduling |
| Best fit | Teams needing CRM and inventory without production scheduling | Manufacturers needing bills of materials and production planning |
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Do you need production planning?.
MRPeasy has a full CRM section for customers, quotes, orders, shipments, and invoices. It also covers stock and procurement, so those are not gaps in its product.
The real distinction is production planning. Produsera focuses on CRM, inventory, purchasing, and replenishment; it does not replace bills of materials, work orders, or shop-floor scheduling.
Where MRPeasy goes further.
MRPeasy is built for production planning. If work orders, materials planning, and shop floor scheduling are your primary requirements, its specialization goes beyond Produsera's current modules.
What to move from your current system.
Import your existing CRM data, then plan how to move open quotes, products, and current stock. Check which records belong in the free core and which paid departments your workflow uses. The core includes 2 seats.
Talk through your setupTry Produsera with your own workflow.
Start with the free CRM core. Add inventory or purchasing modules if they cover work you currently manage in MRPeasy.