About AIM
AIM pricing
AIM does not have a free version and does not offer a free trial. AIM paid version starts at USD 995.00/one-time.
Alternatives to AIM
AIM Reviews
Feature rating
- Industry: Retail
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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A jewel in a difficult and expensive industry
We deployed, then 4 years later deployed ecommerce
Pros
Ease of Use, Cost, Customer Service, Merchant Services relationship.
Cons
Canned Reports are often minimal, but I summarize them in complex Xcel worksheets
- Industry: Retail
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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TriTech AIM Review
Overall, I am very happy with this AIM. It has made our business run smoother and has opened up some avenues to us that were previously not feasible.
Pros
We sell firearms, and the built in A&D Book is a critical component to our business. Once setup, this feature makes tracking of firearms incredibly simple .
Cons
The management of sale prices for our products needs to be revamped and is currently both difficult and convoluted to use. In my opinion, this is easily the area of the software that could most benefit from improvement.
- Industry: Retail
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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AIM once the sale is made we don't care.
I have been trying for several years now to get this company to finish installing the software with all paid for data transfers. AIM tech support Has been supposedly working on entering my inventory for about four years now.
Every time I call I get the we supplied the software so that I owe for it even though it is totally unusable without my inventory and bound FFL book installed. And just because I paid for extra for data transfer to make the program usable does not mean that that AIM has to actually do it (simple Excel format)
Tech support is useless as none of them have done their job yet. I am going to have to take the time away from my business to take these crooks to court.
Pros
Looks like if it worked it would be nice.
Cons
The way it just sits there with no data for the last several years waiting for AIM software to finish their job.
The fact that I was charged for software and data transfer and received software without data transfer so it is useless. I have been waiting so long it was called AIMsi when I bought it.
- Industry: Retail
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Great POS/Gun book/Range Software
Been a fantastic system....we recommend it whenever we are asked what we use by other gun stores.
Pros
I don't have to have multiple systems running to achieve everything we need to do...AIM does it all
Cons
learning curve....set up and learning the system takes time
- Industry: Retail
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Review Source
Has made us MUCH more efficient
Pros
For a small retail store this is excellent! Helps manage inventory, as well as daily and weekly check out.
Cons
There was quite a learning curve for us. We had no POS before AIM.
Alternatives Considered
Quickbooks Point of SaleReasons for Switching to AIM
AIM was a better choice for a Retail/Service businessRelated categories
- Merchant Service Providers Software
- Hardware and Building Materials Store POS Software
- Guns and Tactical Gear POS Software
- Retail Analytics Software
- Retail Management Software
- Sporting Goods POS Software
- Retail Inventory Management Software
- Retail CRM Software
- Retail Accounting Software
- Wireless / Cellular POS Software
