Softabase

Pricing

contact sales

Best For

Spanish food, beverage and auto-parts distributors needing traceability

Rating

N/A

Last Updated

Oct 2026

For:smbmid market

TL;DR

Accon SGA is the warehouse module of Accon ERP, with multi-warehouse stock control, full lot and expiry traceability and automatic replenishment rules. Pricing is by quote and supported scanning hardware is not listed publicly.

What is Accon SGA?

Ask a food distributor what keeps them awake and the answer is rarely sales. It's a pallet with the wrong expiry date going out the door. Accon SGA, the warehouse management module of Accon ERP, is built around that kind of traceability.

This page is built from what Accon publishes about the product and from user reviews, so it doesn't carry Softabase's own score.

What It Does

  • Stock control across multiple warehouses, by reference and by attribute, in real time
  • Unlimited product parameters: size, colour, lot, expiry date, serial number
  • A barcode for each unique attribute combination
  • Traceability from goods-in to sale
  • Removal rules by category or advanced conditions
  • Automatic replenishment rules, reorder points and requests for quotation
  • Demand forecast and 'forecast stock' control
  • Batch processing of delivery notes, purchases and supplier price lists

Accon says the module can cut the cost of warehouse inefficiencies by up to 50%. That's the vendor's number.

Where It Fits

The sector pages are specific: beverage distribution, food distribution with traceability and expiry dates, auto parts, electronic components, chemicals and cosmetics. Because it's part of the ERP, a goods receipt updates stock, purchasing and accounting in one step. Isn't that what most small warehouses actually want?

The Trade-offs

No public pricing. The site talks about barcodes but doesn't list supported PDAs or scanners, so check your hardware. And this is an SME warehouse module inside an ERP, not a tier-one WMS: if you run automated storage or wave picking across 50,000 locations, look at Manhattan or Blue Yonder.

Who It's Best For

Distributors and manufacturers with one to a handful of warehouses that need lot, expiry or serial traceability without a separate WMS.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Lot, expiry and serial-number traceability from receipt to sale
  • Multi-warehouse stock in real time, by reference and attribute
  • Automatic replenishment rules and reorder points
  • Demand forecast included
  • Stock movements post to purchasing and accounting in the same ERP
  • Sector setups for food, beverages, auto parts and chemicals
  • Accon is rated 4.7/5 on Google (44 reviews) and 4.8/5 on Capterra (5 reviews)

Cons

  • No public pricing
  • Supported PDAs and scanners are not listed publicly
  • Not a tier-one WMS for large automated warehouses
  • Implementation goes through consulting

Ready to try Accon SGA?

See plans and pricing on the official site

Who is Accon SGA Best For?

  • Spanish food, beverage and auto-parts distributors needing traceability
  • Manufacturers tracking lots and serial numbers across a few warehouses
  • SMEs that want warehouse and accounting in one system

Technical Details

Platforms
web
Deployment
cloud

Popular Comparisons

Ready to try Accon SGA?

See plans and pricing on the official site

Frequently Asked Questions

Accon does not publish prices for the warehouse module; it is quoted within an Accon ERP project.

Dedicated WMS products go further on automation and very large warehouses. Accon SGA covers what most SMEs need (traceability, multi-warehouse, replenishment) and connects it to accounting and sales natively.

User Ratings
Google4.7/5

44 reviews

5 reviews

  • Features4.8
  • Value for money4.7
  • Ease of use4.6
  • Customer support4.0