First, the negative reviews: https://www.softwareadvice.com/retail/retail-management-hero-profile/
I can vouch for almost all of those reviews as being valid (these retailers did not acquire RMH through myself, or RITE, but I am familiar with their stores).
As for retailers who did acquire RMH via myself and RITE, there seems to be a 80/20 split between those who love RMH (80%) and those who are struggling to use RMH (20%). These are retailers across just about all industries and are located across the US. The biggest concerns to note about RMH are:
- Needing to use add-ons for credit card processing
- Differences between Microsoft RMS and RMS as covered here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqPTxoSgHHo
- RMH Central is NOT ready for general release
- Not being able to see cost at the POS screen
- Not being able to add new items at the POS screen
- Lack of a manual or users guide
- Too many releases and cost to install each new release
- No support is included with annual software maintenance
The retailers who love RMH have expressed the following to me:
- POS is really easy to train cashiers on
- Liked that they could move their data from Microsoft RMS to RMH
- Plenty of third party plug ins for e-comm, and accounting software interfaces
- Uses fairly standard point of sale hardware and peripherals
- The built in customer loyalty program is a nice feature
- Physical inventory counts are easy to do using the built in tool
- New options for shipping, age verification, and liquor store integrations
There also seems to be a trend of various RMH re-sellers abandoning retailers mid-deployment which myself and RITE have done our best to help clean up. Never an ideal situation but it seems to have gone well 90% of the time in fixing what the RMH re-seller promised but never delivered on.
Are you considering RMH and/or have RMH feedback? Then please contact me at 208-340-5632 or kevinantosh@gmail.com
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