Unleashed vs Loaditude

Unleashed and Loaditude both work with warehouse stock, but they are designed for different users. Unleashed is used by manufacturers, wholesalers, and distributors to manage their own inventory: tracking raw materials, finished goods, and sales orders with integrations to Xero, QuickBooks, and e-commerce platforms. Loaditude is used by 3PL operators managing warehouses on behalf of multiple clients: handling goods-in, pick-pack-despatch, transport, yard management, and client billing. In many supply chains, a product business might use Unleashed while its 3PL partner uses Loaditude.

Feature comparison

FeatureUnleashedLoaditude
Market focusManufacturers, wholesalers, and distributors3PL providers, distribution centres, e-commerce fulfilment
DeploymentCloud SaaSCloud SaaS
Pricing modelSubscription tiers, contact for pricingPer-user or per-volume, contact for quote
Mobile appBasic barcode scanning appMobile apps for warehouse operatives and drivers
3PL / multi-clientNot designed for 3PL multi-client operationsPurpose-built for 3PL with client portals and per-client billing
Production and BOMBill of materials and production trackingKitting and assembly, not full production management
Transport managementNot includedTransport management, yard management, driver apps
API integrationsAccounting and e-commerce integrationsREST API for warehouse and logistics integrations

Frequently asked questions

What is Unleashed?

Unleashed is a cloud inventory management platform aimed at manufacturers, wholesalers, and distributors who need to track raw materials, work-in-progress, and finished goods. It integrates with accounting systems such as Xero and QuickBooks, and with e-commerce platforms. Unleashed is a product-side inventory tool used by businesses managing their own stock, not by third-party warehouse operators.

How does Unleashed compare to Loaditude?

Unleashed manages inventory from the perspective of the product business: purchasing, production, sales orders, and stock levels across locations. Loaditude manages a physical warehouse from the perspective of the 3PL operator: goods-in, putaway, picking, packing, despatch, transport, and client billing. The two products are complementary rather than competing: a manufacturer might use Unleashed to manage their inventory while their 3PL partner uses Loaditude to run the warehouse.

Is Loaditude an Unleashed alternative?

Not for manufacturers or wholesalers managing their own stock. Loaditude is built for 3PL operators managing warehouse services for multiple clients. However, if an Unleashed user needs a 3PL partner, that partner may run Loaditude, and the two systems can integrate via API to exchange stock and order data.

Which is better for 3PL operations?

Loaditude. It handles multi-client warehousing, client portals, pallet billing, yard management, and driver apps. Unleashed is not designed for the 3PL operator use case, and lacks the physical warehouse management tools that a 3PL needs.

Can I migrate from Unleashed to Loaditude?

If you are moving from self-managed inventory tracking to operating a 3PL warehouse service, Loaditude can help scope the transition. Contact Loaditude to discuss your current Unleashed setup and what a migration would involve.