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by Endpoint Automation Solutions · Wholesale Distribution

Warehouse execution and shop-floor software tying scan-driven operations to Sage and Acumatica.

Updated August 2026 · By the ERP Research Editorial Team · Independent and vendor-neutral.

Works with
Sage IntacctAcumaticaQuickBooksNetSuite
Deployment
Cloud
Company size
SMB, Mid-market
Pricing
Subscription
Founded
1989
Headquarters
Nokomis, Florida, United States

Overview

Endpoint Automation Solutions (EAS) is warehouse execution and manufacturing floor software for mid-market distributors and manufacturers, formerly known as Scanco Software, founded in 1989. The company rebranded from Scanco to Endpoint Automation Solutions to reflect its position sitting at the intersection of ERP systems and physical warehouse/production floor operations.

The platform's core proposition is tying warehouse counts, picks and shipments directly to the customer's ERP so that floor activity and financial records match in real time, using a mobile scan-driven companion app across handheld scanners, tablets and phones. Its modules cover inbound receiving, storage/putaway, outbound picking and shipping, production/manufacturing data collection (labor tracking, material consumption, work ticket progress), and a performance dashboard, with support for wave, zone, single and batch picking plus directed put-away and license-plate pallet tracking.

EAS integrates most deeply with Sage 100 and Sage Intacct, and also supports Acumatica, QuickBooks and Microsoft Dynamics. It sells a single all-inclusive "Endpoint Cloud" subscription rather than tiered plans, and reports being trusted by 40,000+ operators since 1989 across roughly 2,000+ active users in manufacturing and distribution companies globally.

Features & capabilities

Warehouse Automation (Inbound/Storage/Outbound)

Scan-driven warehouse execution across the full flow.

  • Mobile barcode scanning app for receiving, putaway, picking and shipping
  • Directed put-away and directed picking
  • Wave, zone, single and batch picking methods
  • Multi-bin location and license-plate pallet tracking
  • Cycle counting and inventory transfers
  • FIFO/FEFO enforcement

Manufacturing Automation

Production-floor data capture tied to the ERP.

  • Real-time production floor connectivity to Sage 100
  • Labor tracking and time capture
  • Material consumption monitoring
  • Work ticket / work order progress visibility
  • Support for make-to-order, assemble-to-order and engineer-to-order flows
  • Bill of materials (BOM) execution

Mobile Sales & Dashboard

Field and management visibility layered on the same platform.

  • Mobile sales / route data capture
  • Performance dashboard module ("Perform")
  • Barcode label printing
  • Cross-team visibility for floor, operations and finance

ERP Connectivity

Financial-system integration underpinning the automation.

  • Sage 100 integration (primary/deepest)
  • Sage Intacct integration
  • Acumatica integration
  • QuickBooks, NetSuite and Microsoft Dynamics connectivity

Common use cases

  • Mid-market distributors replacing paper-based picking with scan-driven directed picking on Sage 100
  • Manufacturers capturing labor and material consumption on the shop floor in real time
  • Warehouses implementing wave or zone picking to speed high-volume order fulfillment
  • Distribution operations needing license-plate pallet tracking across multiple bins
  • Acumatica or Sage Intacct users adding a dedicated warehouse execution layer
  • Companies replacing handwritten production logs with mobile barcode data collection

Strengths & considerations

Strengths

  • 36+ years of warehouse/barcoding automation experience under the Scanco name before rebranding
  • Single all-inclusive subscription (Endpoint Cloud) rather than tiered feature-gated plans
  • Purpose-built for Sage 100 and Sage Intacct with additional Acumatica support, rather than a generic multi-ERP WMS

ERP integrations

Prebuilt connector

Also integrates with Sage 100

Prebuilt connector
QuickBooks
Prebuilt connector
Prebuilt connector

Pricing

Model
Subscription
Starting price
From $1,995/month (Endpoint Cloud, billed annually)
Free trial
Yes

Single-tier all-inclusive plan covers 10 users, unlimited devices and all platform modules (Inbound, Storage, Outbound, Production, Perform); additional users are $10/month each. 30-day free trial available. Get an independent shortlist with pricing guidance below.

Technical & security

Hosting
SaaS (multi-tenant)
Mobile app
Yes

About the vendor

Founded
1989
Headquarters
Nokomis, Florida, United States
Employees
~146

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Endpoint Automation Solutions — frequently asked questions

Is Endpoint Automation Solutions the same company as Scanco?

Yes. Endpoint Automation Solutions was founded in 1989 as Scanco Software and rebranded to Endpoint Automation Solutions (EAS); its legacy Scanco products for Sage 100 and Acumatica now carry the Endpoint name.

What ERPs does Endpoint Automation Solutions integrate with?

It integrates most deeply with Sage 100 and Sage Intacct, and also connects to Acumatica, QuickBooks, NetSuite and Microsoft Dynamics.

How is Endpoint Automation Solutions priced?

It uses a single all-inclusive subscription ("Endpoint Cloud") starting at $1,995/month billed annually for 10 users and unlimited devices, with additional users at $10/month each, rather than tiered feature plans.

Does Endpoint Automation Solutions cover manufacturing as well as warehousing?

Yes. Alongside warehouse inbound/storage/outbound automation, it includes a manufacturing module for labor tracking, material consumption and work ticket progress on the production floor.

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