The Computer Peeps have put together a simple consignment software comparison for you to see the real-deal, side-by-side, from each of the major consignment software systems on the market.
Add Consignors
Here is a side-by-side comparison of the screen utilized to add new consignors in Peeps, Liberty, and ConsignPro
Add Inventory
Probably one of the most-used screens in a consignment store, this is where you’ll spend most of your time — entering inventory.
Point of Sale
Other than processing consignments, your point of sale is probably the most-utilized screen in your consignment software.
Account Management
You’ve added consignors, but managing their account and getting to their details quickly and easily, is key.
The biggest myth in the consignment industry, is that so many stores use Liberty or ConsignPro because they’re the best consignment software. That’s like saying Ford and Chevy are the best car manufacturers, if there were no other cars on the market.
So the truth is, consignment stores have had no choice but to use Liberty or ConsignPro — there simply have not been any viable options available.
Enter — Peeps’ Consignment Software.
If you built houses for your customers, using supplies from only two vendors, then saw just how many complaints your customers had about the materials…you’d eventually come to the conclusion that someone needs to make better materials.
That’s where Peeps’ Consignment Software was born from — taking call after call, day after day, from stores who were constantly running into issues with their consignment software, or losing data and being told, “It’s your computer.” Narrator: It wasn’t the computer.
You’d think that after 20 years, they’d address outstanding issues, release more-stable (and tested) updates, and add the features and functionality consignment store owners have needed for, well, decades. We waited, our customers waited, and they never did change their old ways of doing things — so we decided to help our customers by writing the consignment software our customers have always wanted.