Increff sells omnichannel inventory and merchandising software to retail and e-commerce brands. This page describes what the suite covers and how it is bought, using the vendor's own material. We have not run the product, and there are no prices here, because Increff does not publish any.
What the suite covers
Increff groups its product into planning, distribution, warehouse operations, order orchestration, and store and omnichannel. In their own descriptions: merchandise financial planning and demand forecasting on the planning side; assortment planning, buying and automated reordering; allocation and replenishment, inter-store and inter-warehouse transfer, and markdown optimisation for moving stock around the network; warehouse management for both e-commerce and wholesale/B2B, cross docking, label software and a Cloud Warehouse Service; an order management system for routing orders across channels; and store-side tooling including BOPIS/BORIS, endless aisle and self checkout.
The shape of that list tells you who it is for. This is not a small-business stock tracker with an inventory count and a reorder alert. It is a planning and fulfilment platform for brands running several channels and locations at once, and most of its value sits in decisions — what to buy, where to send it, when to mark it down — rather than in recording what you already have.
Who it is aimed at
Increff lists its target industries explicitly: fashion and apparel, footwear and sportswear, jewellery and accessories, eyewear, beauty and personal care, home furnishing and decor, books and stationery, healthcare and pharma, general merchandise, consumer goods, automotive, wholesale and distribution, postal and parcel carriers, electronics and appliances, third-party logistics, manufacturing and agriculture. Fashion and apparel comes first for a reason — size-and-colour assortments with short seasons are the hardest version of the allocation problem this software exists to solve.
The vendor's own headline claim on its homepage is 700+ global brands across 35+ countries. That is their figure, not a verified one, and it is the kind of number worth asking them to break down by region and by module during a demo.
How you actually buy it
There is no self-serve sign-up and no public price list. increff.com/pricing returns a 404, and Increff's partner team confirmed to us on 28 July 2026 that this is deliberate:
We don't have a pricing page as we do not offer a flat fee, it's case dependent.
So the buying path is a demo, then a scoped conversation, then a quote. Plan for that: it is a procurement exercise with a timeline, not a card form.
What to make them show you in the demo
Since you cannot try it yourself first, the demo has to do the work. Ask for your own scenario rather than the standard tour:
- Your assortment shape — the number of SKUs and the size/colour depth you actually carry, not a clean sample catalogue.
- A real allocation decision: how the system splits a limited buy across stores, and what a planner can override.
- The integration you depend on most — your ERP, marketplace or 3PL — shown connected, not described as available.
- What happens when data is wrong: a mismatched stock count, a failed sync, a cancelled order mid-fulfilment.
- Who does the implementation, how long it takes, and what your team has to supply during it.
And ask what the platform does not do. A vendor that answers that question concretely is a vendor whose other answers you can weigh.
What this page is not
It is not a hands-on review. We have not run Increff, so we do not have screenshots of the app, timing data, or an opinion on how it holds up in daily use. An earlier version of this page implied otherwise — it described results over months of usage and quoted specific savings — and none of that was ours. It has been removed. When we test something, we say so and show it.
FAQ
What does Increff's inventory management software do?
It covers merchandise planning, demand forecasting, assortment and buying, allocation and replenishment across stores and warehouses, markdown optimisation, warehouse management for e-commerce and B2B, order management across channels, and store-side omnichannel features such as BOPIS/BORIS and endless aisle.
How much does it cost?
Increff publishes no prices and confirmed in July 2026 that it does not offer a flat fee because pricing is case dependent. There is no figure we can honestly give you.
Is Increff suitable for a small business?
The product is built around multi-channel, multi-location retail operations, and it is sold through a demo and a quote rather than self-serve. If you run a single channel and a single stock location, the platform is aimed above you and the buying process alone will tell you that.
Can I try Increff before buying?
Not on your own — there is no trial you can start from their site. Access comes through their team, so make the demo carry the weight a trial normally would.
Have you tested Increff?
No. This page is built from Increff's public site and their written answer to us, both dated July 2026, and it says so wherever it matters.