Migrate your Orderry data
All-in-one FSM and retail management platform for repair shops and small service businesses, combining ticketing, inventory, POS, and invoicing in a single cloud subscription.
In its favor
Why people choose Orderry
The signal that keeps Orderry on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Affordable entry price and simple per-month billing with no per-seat charges beyond optional employee additions make Orderry accessible for independent repair shops and small service businesses.
Integrated FSM, CRM, and POS modules mean a single subscription covers work orders, client records, inventory, and invoicing without paying for separate tools.
Customizable fields on Tickets, Orders, and Clients allow repair shops to adapt the data model to niche verticals like power tool repair or HVAC without developer involvement.
Built-in mobile apps for technicians and a manager dashboard provide field visibility without requiring additional hardware or on-premise installation.
14-day free trial with no credit card required lets small teams validate fit before committing, lowering the evaluation risk.
Orderry lacks a documented public API, making it difficult to connect to external BI tools, sync with accounting platforms, or run automated exports for migration projects.
The inventory module does not allow adding out-of-stock spare parts from the product list, forcing technicians to manually enter items and create duplicate records when stock arrives.
Performance occasionally slows during peak usage, with reviewers noting moments of unresponsiveness that disrupt active repair workflows.
Hobby plan's hard cap of 2 employees and 1 location cannot be exceeded, pushing growing shops to upgrade or switch platforms rather than simply adding seats.
Reasons to switch
Why people leave Orderry
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Orderry. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where Orderry fits
Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit
Strengths
Weaknesses
Where it works
Where it struggles
Pricing tiers
Orderry pricing overview
Orderry uses a per-month subscription model with four tiers. Hobby starts at $19/month with a hard cap of 2 employees and 1 location. Startup and Business begin at $29 and $39 per month respectively and include 3 employees and 1 location as a baseline, with extra seats and locations billed as add-ons. Annual subscriptions receive a 10% discount and semi-annual terms receive 5% off.
Hobby
Tier 1 of 4
$19/month
What's included
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What gets migrated
Orderry object support
Object-by-object support for Orderry migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Clients
Fully supportedClient profiles in Orderry hold contact details, interaction history, individual discounts, and a linked asset profile. We map Client records 1:1, preserving custom fields, rating scores, and the client-asset relationship. Import via XLS with field mapping is well-documented.
Tickets
Fully supportedTickets are the primary work-order object, supporting status tracking, custom fields, and file attachments. We migrate Tickets preserving all status transitions and linked Client and Asset references. Bulk import via XLS is supported.
Orders
Fully supportedOrders represent completed or in-progress repair transactions with line items, pricing, and payment status. We migrate Orders preserving product and service line items, totals, and payment records. A recent workflow update (2026) changed how custom services and products are added.
Estimates
Mapping requiredEstimates share a schema with Orders but represent uncommitted quotes. The conversion to an Order changes record type and ID. We migrate Estimates as-is and flag which ones were converted so the destination CRM reflects the original quote state.
Products
Fully supportedProducts include SKU, pricing, cost, serialization, and warehouse stock levels. We map Products preserving all inventory attributes. Note: products must be in-stock or manually added to Orders if out-of-stock; we flag this for customers migrating inventory.
Warehouses
Fully supportedOrderry supports multiple warehouse locations with stock per warehouse. We migrate Warehouse records and stock levels, maintaining per-warehouse quantities as separate line items on the Product record.
Purchase Orders
Fully supportedPurchase Orders are the procurement stage before stock posting. We migrate open Purchase Orders and can also migrate completed ones as historical records. Purchase Orders can be converted directly into a Posting document.
Employees
Fully supportedEmployee records include clock-in/clock-out logs, scheduling assignments, and role. We migrate Employees preserving name and role. Attendance and payroll history may require separate export handling depending on plan tier.
Locations
Fully supportedOrderry supports multiple business locations per subscription. We migrate Location records and associate them with Tickets, Orders, and Employees. The Hobby plan caps at 1 fixed location.
Assets
Mapping requiredAsset profiles are linked to Client records and hold product serial numbers, warranty info, and repair history. We migrate Assets preserving the Client link. Custom asset fields may require manual mapping if the destination CRM uses a different asset model.
Financial Accounts
Mapping requiredOrderry maintains accounts for different payment types, client/supplier balances, and financial reporting. We migrate account balances and open settlements. Historical transaction detail may be limited depending on what was recorded in Orderry.
Custom Fields
Mapping requiredOrderry allows custom fields on Tickets, Orders, Clients, and Products. We detect and preserve custom field definitions and values during migration. Custom field types (dropdown, text, date) are mapped to equivalent destination field types where possible.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Clients | Fully supported | Client profiles in Orderry hold contact details, interaction history, individual discounts, and a linked asset profile. We map Client records 1:1, preserving custom fields, rating scores, and the client-asset relationship. Import via XLS with field mapping is well-documented. |
| Tickets | Fully supported | Tickets are the primary work-order object, supporting status tracking, custom fields, and file attachments. We migrate Tickets preserving all status transitions and linked Client and Asset references. Bulk import via XLS is supported. |
| Orders | Fully supported | Orders represent completed or in-progress repair transactions with line items, pricing, and payment status. We migrate Orders preserving product and service line items, totals, and payment records. A recent workflow update (2026) changed how custom services and products are added. |
| Estimates | Mapping required | Estimates share a schema with Orders but represent uncommitted quotes. The conversion to an Order changes record type and ID. We migrate Estimates as-is and flag which ones were converted so the destination CRM reflects the original quote state. |
| Products | Fully supported | Products include SKU, pricing, cost, serialization, and warehouse stock levels. We map Products preserving all inventory attributes. Note: products must be in-stock or manually added to Orders if out-of-stock; we flag this for customers migrating inventory. |
| Warehouses | Fully supported | Orderry supports multiple warehouse locations with stock per warehouse. We migrate Warehouse records and stock levels, maintaining per-warehouse quantities as separate line items on the Product record. |
| Purchase Orders | Fully supported | Purchase Orders are the procurement stage before stock posting. We migrate open Purchase Orders and can also migrate completed ones as historical records. Purchase Orders can be converted directly into a Posting document. |
| Employees | Fully supported | Employee records include clock-in/clock-out logs, scheduling assignments, and role. We migrate Employees preserving name and role. Attendance and payroll history may require separate export handling depending on plan tier. |
| Locations | Fully supported | Orderry supports multiple business locations per subscription. We migrate Location records and associate them with Tickets, Orders, and Employees. The Hobby plan caps at 1 fixed location. |
| Assets | Mapping required | Asset profiles are linked to Client records and hold product serial numbers, warranty info, and repair history. We migrate Assets preserving the Client link. Custom asset fields may require manual mapping if the destination CRM uses a different asset model. |
| Financial Accounts | Mapping required | Orderry maintains accounts for different payment types, client/supplier balances, and financial reporting. We migrate account balances and open settlements. Historical transaction detail may be limited depending on what was recorded in Orderry. |
| Custom Fields | Mapping required | Orderry allows custom fields on Tickets, Orders, Clients, and Products. We detect and preserve custom field definitions and values during migration. Custom field types (dropdown, text, date) are mapped to equivalent destination field types where possible. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in Orderry migrations
Issues we've hit on past Orderry migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
No public API for automated data export
Out-of-stock items cannot be added from product list
Hobby plan has hard caps with no expansion path
Annual pricing discount not shown in base prices
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| High | No public API for automated data export |
| Medium | Out-of-stock items cannot be added from product list |
| Medium | Hobby plan has hard caps with no expansion path |
| Low | Annual pricing discount not shown in base prices |
Leaving Orderry?
Where Orderry customers move next
12 destinations Orderry can migrate to.
How a Orderry migration works
Four steps, Orderry-specific
Connect
Token-based: call with the employee's api_key (issued in the employee account) to retrieve a token; the token is required on every subsequent request and expires after 24 hours, after which it must be re-issued. into Orderry. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate Orderry-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Orderry quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with Orderry rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
Orderry migration FAQ
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