One platform for every inventory motion.
Echelon unifies the three jobs of an inventory team — running the operation, keeping it accurate, and making it visible — on a single, composable platform.
Quoted on client sites per month and crew count — not per seat. Three tiers, starting with Startup.
Weeks, not quarters. Most operators run their first live count on Echelon inside a month, in parallel with their current process.
Nexus, Pulse, and Vue — crews and dispatch, wall-to-wall counts, and white-labeled client portals under your brand.
Priced on sites and crews, not per seat.
Three tiers built for where your inventory operation is today. Every tier is quoted around your monthly client sites and crew count.
Startup
Pre-launch, or your first few client sites.
- Echelon Pulse for wall-to-wall counts
- Inventory prep modules — area tags, file upload and parsing
- Up to 10 client sites per month
- White-labeled counting app under your brand
Established Operator
You already run counts and want more of your market.
- Nexus + Pulse + Vue, all three products
- Crew scheduling, dispatch, and full event lifecycle
- Compliance modules — per-client procedures, remote view, timesheets
- White-labeled client portals and executive dashboards
Enterprise
Multi-region operations and enterprise clients with audit requirements.
- Everything in Established Operator
- SSO, role-based access, and audit logging
- Regional data residency
- API access and ERP/WMS connectors
Three layers that work together.
Each Echelon product owns a layer of the inventory stack. Together, they form a closed loop from field to front office.
Echelon Nexus
Workforce scheduling, event dispatch, customer portal, and the full count lifecycle.
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Echelon Pulse
Mobile wall-to-wall inventory, variance workflows, and accuracy KPIs at the location level.
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Echelon Vue
Executive dashboards, customer-facing portals, and the reporting fabric across the suite.
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Composable by design
Run one product or all three. Each ships with first-class APIs so it slots into your existing stack.
One inventory record of truth
Counts, variances, and corrections flow into a single ledger your ERP and WMS can trust.
Integrates with what you run
Pre-built connectors for SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Manhattan, Blue Yonder, and modern POS systems.
Enterprise-grade
SSO, role-based access, audit logging, and regional data residency — out of the box.
Compare Echelon to the tools you already run.
Serious evaluators usually want to know how Echelon fits against what they use today. Here is the direct comparison.
Echelon vs Spreadsheets
What changes when you move off Excel and Google Sheets for crew scheduling, wall-to-wall counts, and client deliverables.
Echelon vs NetSuite
Why an ERP is built for the business being counted, and Echelon is built for the inventory company doing the counting.
The things operators ask us first.
Implementation risk is the objection we hear most. Here are straight answers.
How long does implementation take?
Weeks, not quarters. We configure your existing workflows, import your client list and area maps, run one event in parallel with your current process, then cut over account by account. Most operators run their first live count on Echelon inside a month.
What does support look like after go-live?
You get a named support contact who knows your accounts. Ongoing support after go-live, not a handoff and a PDF — if a crew hits something on site, there is a person to call.
Can I keep running events during migration?
Yes. Nothing gets switched off. Your calendar keeps running and we move client accounts over one at a time, starting with a low-risk one.
Do you offer overflow capacity for peak season?
Yes. Optional field support and overflow crews are available on the Enterprise tier when your own teams are booked solid.
Is the platform white-labeled under my brand?
Yes. Client portals, reports, and the counting app carry your name and colors. Your customers see your brand; Echelon is the engine underneath.
What's the difference between Echelon and a generic ERP?
An ERP is built for the business that owns the inventory. Echelon is built for the company hired to count it — crews, events, area tags, variance workflows, and a client portal — and it feeds finance-ready totals back to whatever ERP you or your client run.
See Echelon in your operation.
Tell us about your inventory company — whether you're pre-launch, scaling past spreadsheets, or replacing legacy tools. A solutions consultant will reach out within one business day with pricing and a tailored walkthrough.
- • Built for inventory companies — not retailers
- • Pricing for startups, established operators, and enterprise
- • Launch support available if you want a hand