Skuvelo vs Skubana

Why pick Skuvelo over Skubana?

Skuvelo dates every open purchase order's cash from supplier payment terms and warns before an order takes cash below today's balance, a launch plan you type drives a new item's buy before it has sales history, and it publishes one organization price instead of quoting.

Where Skuvelo is ahead

Published price
Skuvelo: $59.99 a month, published ($599.90 a year billed annually, 2 months free). Skubana: quote only.
Works with no history
Skuvelo: the weekly launch plan you type becomes the forecast and drives the buy. Skubana: no published merchant-typed launch plan that drives the buy.
Plan vs actuals
Skuvelo: named causes: stock-limited weeks, your own plan, a new forecast version, a price change, or no forecast. Skubana: no published plan vs actuals with named causes.
Cash by payment terms
Skuvelo: open purchase orders leave the cash plan on the dates supplier terms require, and approving one that would take cash below today's balance in the next 13 weeks warns with the week and the shortfall. Skubana: neither a published warning at approval when an order would take cash below today's balance nor cash dated from supplier payment terms.
Move stock before buying
Skuvelo: fill a short warehouse from spare stock, then buy what is still needed. Skubana: no published step that fills a short warehouse from spare stock before recommending a buy.
What you can promise
Skuvelo: a dedicated available-to-promise view with an earliest ship date. Skubana: no published dedicated available-to-promise view.
Stock counts
Skuvelo: cycle counts built in. Skubana: no published equivalent.
Returns
Skuvelo: customer returns and returns to suppliers built in. Skubana: no published equivalent.
Accounting
Skuvelo: Reporting + QuickBooks. Skubana: no published equivalent.

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Decision	SkuveloPlanning cycle	SkubanaOrder management
Cost & Adoption
Published pricing	$59.99 / org	Quote only
Team access	Unlimited users
Setup model	Self-serve	Expert-led
How the plan works
Works with no history	Available today.Launch plan	Unknown
Plan vs actuals	Available today.Named causes	Unknown
Cash by payment terms	Available today.Due dates	Unknown
Move stock before buying	Available today.Move, then buy	Unknown
Planning & Purchasing
Forecast guidance	Available today.Explainable	Available today.
Replenishment	Available today.	Available today.
Purchase orders	Available today.	Available today.
Available-to-promise	Available today.On-hand + inbound	Unknown
Inventory Operations
Stock & cycle counts	Available today.Cycle counts	Unknown
Returns / RMA	Available today.RMA + RTV	Unknown
Transfers & tracking	Available today.Transfers + tracking	Available today.
Barcode / WMS	Not offered	Unknown
Commerce & Finance
Multichannel	Available today.6 channels live	Available today.100+ carts
Native POS	Not offered	Unknown
Accounting	Available today.Reporting + QuickBooks	Unknown

Every competitor cell links to the vendor's own public material and the date we reviewed it. Unknown means that material did not establish the capability.

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Skuvelo capabilities are confirmed from the product. Competitor cells summarize dated, official public evidence; every linked source carries its own review date. Where public material does not document a capability, we mark it unknown rather than assume it absent. Pricing and packaging can change. Follow the source before a purchase decision.

Published pricing

Can a buyer understand the subscription cost before a call?

Skuvelo: One flat price per organization: $59.99/month, or $599.90/year billed annually: 2 months free (12 months for the price of 10).
Skubana: No published price on extensiv.com; Extensiv Order Manager, formerly Skubana, is quoted after a demo request.Source Source

Team access

How does adding teammates affect the subscription?

Skuvelo: Organization pricing with unlimited users and no per-seat charge.
Skubana: User limits are not stated on Extensiv's Order Management page.Source

Setup model

What setup or partner burden should a buyer expect?

Skuvelo: A sample workspace and supported file workflows get you started without a consulting project.
Skubana: Getting started begins with an expert meeting, and Extensiv says 90% of customers complete OMS implementation within four to six weeks.Source

Works with no history

Can a new product get a buy from a launch plan, with no sales history?

Skuvelo: With under eight weeks of history, the weekly launch plan you type becomes the forecast and drives the buy. No plan, no buy.
Skubana: Forecasts are built from sales velocity, growth and lead time; a merchant-typed launch plan for products with no sales history is not shown.Source

Plan vs actuals

Does it show what sold against the plan, and why it was off?

Skuvelo: Plan vs actuals in money, with named causes: stock-limited weeks, your own plan, a new forecast version, a price change, or no forecast.
Skubana: Plan vs actuals with named causes is not shown on Extensiv's demand forecasting page.Source

Cash by payment terms

Does purchase cash leave the plan on the dates supplier terms require, with a warning at approval when an order would take cash below today's balance?

Skuvelo: Open purchase orders are dated from supplier payment terms: each deposit and balance leaves the cash plan on the day it is due. Approving a purchase order that would take cash below today's balance in the next 13 weeks shows a warning naming the week and the shortfall; it never blocks the approval.
Skubana: Cash dated from supplier payment terms, or a warning at approval when an order would take cash below today's balance, is not shown on Extensiv's demand forecasting page.Source

Move stock before buying

Does the plan fill a short warehouse from spare stock before it recommends a buy?

Skuvelo: A warehouse below its reorder point is filled first from another warehouse holding spare stock on the shelf; the plan then says what to buy.
Skubana: Rebalancing stock between warehouses is documented; filling a short warehouse from spare stock before recommending a buy is not shown.Source

Forecast guidance

Does the product explain demand risk and planning inputs?

Skuvelo: Explainable forecast ranges, assumptions, demand risk, and operator guidance are visible in the product.
Skubana: Demand forecasts use sales velocity, forecasted growth and supplier lead time to recommend reorder thresholds.Source

Replenishment

Does it guide what and when to reorder?

Skuvelo: Recommended reorder quantity, timing, cash context, and human review are built in.
Skubana: Purchase orders trigger automatically as supply hits the thresholds you set, for you to review and approve.Source

Purchase orders

Can a recommendation move into a purchasing workflow?

Skuvelo: Draft, approval, receiving, and audit-oriented purchasing workflows are built in.
Skubana: Purchase orders are generated from reorder thresholds and approved by the user.Source

Available-to-promise

Can you see what's sellable now, including inbound stock?

Skuvelo: Available-to-promise shows on-hand, allocated, and credibly-inbound quantity with an earliest-fulfillment date.
Skubana: A dedicated available-to-promise view is not shown on Extensiv's inventory control page.Source

Stock & cycle counts

Can operators run formal stock-count workflows?

Skuvelo: Formal cycle-count workflows with variance approval and posting to history are built in.
Skubana: Stock counts are not shown on Extensiv's inventory control page.Source

Returns / RMA

Are supplier and customer return workflows available?

Skuvelo: Customer RMA and return-to-vendor workflows, including credit reconciliation, are built in.
Skubana: A returns workflow is not shown; the Order Management page mentions returns only as an inventory update.Source

Transfers & tracking

Can stock move between locations with in-transit visibility?

Skuvelo: Interlocation transfers with in-transit visibility, generic shipment records, and flagged-receipt handling are built in.
Skubana: Stock is rebalanced by transferring it between your warehouses and 3PL partners.Source

Barcode / WMS

Are barcode-led warehouse workflows available?

Skuvelo: Barcode-led warehouse execution and advanced WMS are not part of the current scope.
Skubana: Barcode scanning is not shown on the Order Management pages; Extensiv sells a separate 3PL WMS.Source

Multichannel

How broad is the direct commerce-connection coverage?

Skuvelo: Connects directly: Shopify, Amazon Seller Central, eBay, WooCommerce, Wix eCommerce, Square. In beta: BigCommerce, Etsy, TikTok Shop, Walmart Marketplace. TikTok Shop and Walmart connect sandbox accounts only until each platform approves production access. Spreadsheet and CSV import works from day one, with no connector at all.
Skubana: Works with more than 100 shopping carts and marketplaces, including Amazon, Shopify, eBay, Walmart, Etsy and Wayfair, with stock allocated per channel.Source Source

Native POS

Does the product include a native point-of-sale system?

Skuvelo: Skuvelo does not include a native point-of-sale system.
Skubana: A native point-of-sale system is not shown on Extensiv's Order Management page.Source

Accounting

Is accounting native, reported, or connected?

Skuvelo: Built-in financial reporting, plus accounting sync. Connects directly: Xero. In beta: QuickBooks Online.
Skubana: Accounting integrations are not shown; reporting covers FIFO cost and COGS.Source

Official sources and review dates

About the prices. Skubana: Now Extensiv Order Manager; no published price on extensiv.com, quoted after a demo, with an expert-led implementation. Skuvelo: $59.99/month, or $599.90/year billed annually: 2 months free (12 months for the price of 10), per business, whole team included. Ordinary small and growing-business use is included; unusually high volume is discussed with you before any capacity agreement. How usage works

Questions teams ask first

How does Skubana pricing work?

Skubana is now Extensiv Order Manager, and extensiv.com publishes no price: pricing is quoted after a demo, with an expert-led implementation. Skuvelo is $59.99 per organization per month, published, with a 14-day trial and no card.

How to use Skubana for purchasing, and how is Skuvelo different?

In Extensiv Order Manager, formerly Skubana, you forecast demand, set reorder points and raise purchase orders inside an order management system that routes orders across 100+ shopping carts. Skuvelo starts from cash: it dates every open purchase order's cash from supplier payment terms and warns before an order would overdraw today's cash balance.

Is Skuvelo a Skubana alternative?

Yes, for brands whose question is what to buy and when they can afford it. Skuvelo plans purchasing against cash, and a launch plan you type drives the first buy for a product with no sales history. Extensiv Order Manager is stronger on order routing and fulfilment automation across many carts; order management is not Skuvelo's focus.

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