repleno and sevdesk compared
Dedicated inventory management or accounting with a stock module — which fits your warehouse better?

Bottom line
sevdesk is accounting with an inventory add-on, repleno is dedicated inventory management. Different core job, not either-or: many run sevdesk for accounting and repleno for the warehouse.
What matters when choosing between repleno and sevdesk?

Focus
Why it matters: Warehouse as the core product, not an add-on module to accounting.
Dedicated inventory management

Accounting with an inventory add-on
Stock locations
Why it matters: Multi-location operation instead of a single stock number.
Multiple stock locations per item

One stock figure per item
Barcode and QR scanning
Why it matters: Capture on mobile instead of through documents at the desk.
Yes, by smartphone at the shelf

Document-based at the desktop
Stock movements
Why it matters: Every movement traceable, not just document-bound.
Complete history, GoBD (8 years)

Outflows documented via receipts
Reaction at the reorder point
Why it matters: repleno triggers it, sevdesk only reminds.
Automatic: warn, approve, auto-order

Task to remind you to reorder
Item analysis
Why it matters: Stock decisions at the item instead of a plain list.
Fast and slow mover analysis per item

Item overview with prices
Accounting and invoicing
Why it matters: sevdesk's strength, repleno is not an accounting tool.
Not included

Core function: invoicing, accounting, DATEV
Pricing model
Why it matters: Item-based instead of plan plus add-on plus login fee.
By item count, all users included

Add-on €19.90/month, extra per user
Maturity
Why it matters: sevdesk larger, repleno more specialised.
Young startup from Bielefeld

Established, over 170,000 customers
Is sevdesk a full inventory management system?
sevdesk is first and foremost an accounting and invoicing software. Inventory management is an add-on (Inventur/Warenwirtschaft, €19.90 per month) docked onto the accounting: you create items with stock, purchase and sale prices, and when you write a delivery note or invoice, sevdesk adjusts the stock automatically. You book goods receipts manually, store suppliers on the item, and print lists for the stocktake. That covers simple, document-driven stock tracking. What is missing are the tools of dedicated inventory management: mobile scanning at the shelf, multiple stock locations and a reorder point that triggers on its own. If you already use sevdesk for accounting and your warehouse is manageable, the add-on is worth a try. If you are specifically looking for inventory management, you will hit its limits quickly.
What does repleno cover in inventory management that sevdesk does not offer?
repleno is built as inventory management and picks up where sevdesk's add-on stops. You capture stock on mobile via barcode or QR scan right at the shelf, at goods receipt as well as at withdrawal. You run multiple stock locations, and every stock movement stays GoBD-compliant and traceable for eight years, not just the document-related outflows. At the reorder point you decide per item what happens: only warn, submit an order for approval, or trigger it automatically with the supplier. sevdesk reminds you here with a task to reorder, and in the end you give the nudge yourself. On top of that, repleno spots fast and slow movers per item and derives suggestions for minimum and reorder levels from them.
Define what happens when the reorder point is reached.
Can I keep sevdesk for accounting and use repleno for the warehouse?
Yes, and for many businesses that is the obvious split. repleno is not accounting software and does not aim to replace sevdesk there: invoicing, accounting, DATEV export and advance VAT returns stay with sevdesk. repleno takes over the warehouse side that the add-on only touches on: scanning, multiple stock locations, stock history and the automatic reorder point. So you keep using sevdesk for everything around invoices and taxes and put repleno alongside it for day-to-day warehouse work. You bring items and stock into repleno via CSV or Excel import, the same file formats sevdesk exports.
What does repleno cost compared to sevdesk?
sevdesk charges by plan plus add-ons. The invoicing-only software starts at €8.90 per month (on a 24-month term), and the accounting plan runs between €19.90 and €25.90 per month depending on the term. Inventory management comes on top as the Inventur/Warenwirtschaft add-on for €19.90 per month, and every additional user costs €5.90 per month extra. As your team grows, the bill grows with every login. repleno charges by item count in euros, all users included, without a separate login fee. It is best to check the current prices directly with each provider.
Common questions about the sevdesk alternative
Sources and further reading
Sources
- sevdesk inventory management: feature scope (document-based stock tracking, reorder reminder via task), retrieved 10 July 2026
- sevdesk Inventur/Warenwirtschaft add-on (items, stock, categories), retrieved 10 July 2026
- sevdesk plans plus add-on and user prices (in euros), retrieved 10 July 2026
- sevdesk product overview and company statement (over 170,000 customers), retrieved 10 July 2026

