Pressero Reviews

Best pricing engines for configurable products - in the print industry this is needed, because nothing is off-the-shelf.

It's not inexpensive, but worth the money because it's reliable, configurable, and powerful.

The most impactful feature in Pressero our company uses on a daily basis is the inventory management feature. Great at helping us maintain our inventory par levels. Our clients love the email notifications when it is time to reorder!
The technical support staff is excellent!!!

Pressro was a seamless transition from our previous software. The only feature I would like to see is a function to let me know who and when inventory changes have been made.

The eDocbuilder is probably the nicest feature since you can create markup dependencies so that an empty field can be filled in with other information instead of being blank. I also like that the chat support is responsive.

1. It’s expensive. Other options do the same for less.
2. It’s not what it seems. The website said all plans offered unlimited sites, but we had to upgrade to get more than a few.
3. The training is terrible. They don’t tell you the things you want to know, and right now I’ve been trying to schedule a training session with them for almost a month and they won’t return my emails.
4. It’s very limited. Many of the things you want to do you have to pay extra to have them do it for you. Simple things, usually, like importing products or deleting all of them instead of doing it one at a time.

Different Shops for each locations of the press that we have.
Look of the website when switched on is good.

No input for OVERALL Customer base and access to old data of orders placed and compliation of the old customer orders

Great company based templates for your entire organization to use. So that materials are structured and can be customized by location.

Limited on the templates available and there should be more templates and room for improvements of the products so that it can be used in various marketing environments.

Pressero/eDocBuilder has a fairly steep learning curve but once you're there, it's a wonderful product. We're having a hard time keeping up with customer demands for web stores. We upgraded from a lesser product because of it's lack of functionality. There has been little that we haven't figured out to achieve with the Aleyant products.

Learning curve, but again - with the extensive functionality comes complexity. I wouldn't want to "dumb down" the software to gain easy learning.

Getting setup skin in Pressero became easier due to review visually comparing before.
Constantly try to improve the product.
Always you can offer the resolutions about problems.

PS: Sorry, I am sure I should have more, but right now I can't remember specific things.

There are still a lot of restrictions in Pressero. For example I can't copying Price Engine like "Product". Also hard to figuring out about eDoc when involving HTML or Script terms for someone like me who don't have any background of website knowledge and am learning project by project.
I also have a feeling that setting up shipping is a little complicated. I can't setup shipping cost showing and then discount of off due to that, we can't review how much shipping cost was discounted in the report at this point.

Highly responsive and knowledgable customer support.

No option for mass deletion of products.