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Supply Logic 365 and BridgeMail solve a similar problem for different sizes of company. Here's how to tell which one fits.
Supply Logic 365is a Dynamics-based ERP — generally a strong fit for larger chandlers that are ready to run their operation through a single system and have the budget and time for a migration project. BridgeMail is a different kind of tool: it sits on top of the inbox you already have, connects in about a week, and starts from $99/mo. Neither is the “better” product in the abstract — they’re built for different sizes of company and different amounts of change a team is ready to take on right now.
Side by side
| Supply Logic 365 | BridgeMail | |
|---|---|---|
| Implementation | A multi-month implementation project, typically with a partner | About a week, connecting a mailbox you already use |
| Price model | Per-seat ERP licensing plus implementation cost | From $99/mo, no implementation project |
| Workflow change required | Team moves into a new ERP system for daily work | Team keeps working from Gmail or Outlook |
| Who it’s for | Generally larger chandlers ready for a full ERP rollout | Chandlers who want automation without a migration project |
A different tool for a different size of company
If your team is already committed to a full ERP rollout, Supply Logic 365is a reasonable path and this page isn’t trying to talk you out of it. If you want automation without asking your whole team to change how they work, BridgeMail is the lighter option — no migration, no new system to learn, running on the mailbox your agents already write to.