Wiise: ERP Software for Australian Businesses
Wiise helps mid-market Australian businesses consolidate finance, supply chain, and manufacturing into one platform. It is designed for organizations requiring a localized solution with integrated Australian payroll and bank feeds.
At a glance
- Category
- Operations
- Best for
- Australian mid-market companies, Manufacturers, Warehousing and distribution businesses, Not-for-profit organizations, Professional services firms
- Pricing
- The Business tier is $158 AUD per full user per month, and the Premium tier is $210 AUD per full user per month. Additional pricing applies for team members and devices.
- Key use cases
- Consolidated Financial Reporting, Supply Chain Automation, Manufacturing Job Tracking, Project Costing
- Integrations
- Microsoft 365, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Excel, Shopify
- Official website
- wiise.com
Wiise is an ERP platform designed for the Australian market, built on the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central framework. It integrates core business functions including accounting, inventory, sales, and service management into a single system.
The software is aimed at mid-market companies, particularly those in manufacturing, warehousing, professional services, and the not-for-profit sector. It is hosted on Microsoft Azure data centres located within Australia and maintains ISO27001 and ISO27017 certifications.
Key functional areas include order processing, AR/AP management, demand planning, and project costing. It supports Microsoft AI Copilot to assist with tasks such as account reconciliation and the creation of product descriptions.
Buyers should confirm that the software typically requires a 6-9 month implementation period and is generally set up through an ERP implementation partner.
Key Features
Supports general ledger, accounts receivable, accounts payable, and multi-currency transactions with integrated Australian bank feeds.
Supports multi-location tracking, stock replenishment, serial/batch tracking, and landed cost calculations for imports.
Includes multi-level bills of materials (BOM), production scheduling, and Material Requirements Planning (MRP).
Supports Single Touch Payroll and includes pre-built Fair Work-compliant modern awards.
Supports managing multiple entities and consolidating financial data from a centralized system.
An AI assistant designed to help users reconcile accounts, generate product descriptions, and support sales activities.
Use Cases
Managing multiple business entities in one system to generate consolidated P&L and balance sheets.
Automating stock replenishment and demand planning to maintain inventory levels across multiple warehouses.
Planning production sequences using routings and managing manufacturing jobs from start to finish.
Tracking and allocating costs and revenue to specific projects to monitor profitability in real time.
Best For
Integrations
Pricing
The Business tier is $158 AUD per full user per month, and the Premium tier is $210 AUD per full user per month. Additional pricing applies for team members and devices.
FAQ
Wiise is designed for mid-market companies in Australia, specifically those in manufacturing, warehousing, professional services, and not-for-profit sectors.
The typical implementation journey spans from 6-9 months, and the vendor recommends working with an ERP implementation partner.
The Premium plan includes everything in the Business tier plus specific modules for Manufacturing and Service Management.
Source category: Operations
Source subcategory: ERP
