Kick the Tires
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Free
1 user · 100 products · 100 orders
The managed platform with a small sample import. Not a full migration. Access is reviewed during early access.
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MOM's workflows.
A better platform.
Enabley is the managed cloud built to replace MultiChannel Order Manager: a whole new platform, built to follow MOM's workflows and UI. Your team recognizes the work — we run the platform and keep it current.
Now in early access. A person reviews every request; this isn't instant signup.
Migration is part of the service.
We move your data from MOM into Enabley — reading your current system without changing it, checking every count as we go, and switching only when your team approves. Migration is included with every paid plan.
MOM got your business here. It can't take it much further.
Your business has run on MOM for years. It knows your customers, your catalogs, and your order flow, and your people know it by heart. Nobody wants to replace it, or retrain two dozen people.
But MOM runs on Visual FoxPro, which Microsoft stopped supporting in 2007. It only runs on Windows, it keeps card data in plain database columns, and its future belongs to a vendor, not to you.
The real question was never whether to move. It's whether moving would break the way your team works — and cost you a year of disruption to get there. Enabley is built so it doesn't.
| Staying on MOM | Moving to Enabley |
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| A server in the back room that someone has to keep alive | We run the servers, upgrades, backups, and security |
| Built on a platform discontinued in 2007 | A modern system that's actively maintained |
| Card numbers stored in plain database columns | Card numbers are never stored, only processor tokens |
| Windows-only, and hard to connect to anything new | Works in the browser, with a modern way to connect other tools |
| Years of history locked in an aging format | Your history comes with you, and you can always export it |
Everything your team relies on, without the old system underneath.
Works the way your team already works.
Enabley is a ground-up rebuild of MOM, mapped from the real MOM database, table by table. Orders move through the stages, holds, and reviews your people already know.
- Same order flow. Stages, holds, and batch work carry over instead of being reinvented.
- MOM's language. The terms your staff use every day, not generic ERP jargon.
- The whole back office. Orders, customers, inventory, purchasing, shipping, payments, and returns.
Your history comes with you.
Years of customers, orders, and products move over, and each one keeps its original MOM number, so anyone can trace a record back to where it came from.
- Counted twice. Record counts and dollar totals are checked against MOM before you switch.
- Nothing quietly lost. Anything that doesn't fit is held for your team to review.
- Yours to take. You can export your data at any time, on any plan.
We run it. You run the business.
No server closet, no upgrade weekends, no hunting for the one person who knows how the backups work. Enabley handles the platform, and a real support team answers when something breaks.
- Upgrades and backups handled. The system stays current without your team touching it.
- People who know MOM. Built by the former head of MOM product development.
- Clear commitments. Support scope and response targets are agreed in writing before you start.
How the move works.
The move is the hardest part of leaving MOM, and it's the part we built most carefully. Your live MOM system is never changed, and nothing switches over until the numbers match.
Migration is included with every paid plan. Starter gets the guided path, Business and Scale get hands-on help from our platform team, and Enterprise gets full-service delivery. Kick the Tires includes a small sample import.
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Connect, read-only
We connect to your MOM database without writing to it. Your team keeps working in MOM as usual.
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Convert your records
Customers, orders, products, and more are converted, and each keeps its original MOM number. Card numbers are left behind by design.
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Check every count
Record counts and dollar totals are compared against MOM. If something doesn't match, the move stops there.
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Review what's set aside
Unusual records are held, not dropped. Your team reviews and accepts them before anything goes live.
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Rehearse the switch
We run the full move as a rehearsal first, so the real day holds no surprises.
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Switch on your schedule
You pick the date, around your busy season. MOM can stay readable for a while afterward, just in case.
Your data stays safe, and stays yours.
Security isn't a feature we added on top. It's how the system was built from the start.
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No card numbers, ever
Enabley never stores card numbers or security codes. Payments keep only the last four digits, card brand, expiry, and a token from your payment processor.
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Walled off from everyone else
Every company's data is isolated inside the database itself, so one customer's records can't be seen by another, even by mistake.
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Free to leave
Export your data whenever you want, in open formats — and if you ever leave, you leave with everything.
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Honest recovery targets
We're planning for no more than 15 minutes of lost data and 4 hours to recover. These are targets, not guarantees. We won't promise a recovery SLA until our timed disaster-recovery drill on the hosted system passes.
For your technical team: PostgreSQL with row-level tenant isolation, a typed MCP tool API, tokenized payments, and an ELv2 source-available core. Row-by-row status is on our compatibility page.
Run it yourself, or let us run it.
The software is the same either way: you can host it yourself, or we operate it for you. Either way your team's day-to-day doesn't change.
| What you get | Self-hosted · run it yourself | Enabley · we run it |
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| Who runs it | You, on your own servers | We do. Monitoring and backup scope are confirmed in writing |
| Migration from MOM | Bring or build your own | Included with paid plans |
| Orders, customers, inventory, purchasing | Included | Included |
| Modern, secure foundation | Included | Included |
| Counter sales (point of purchase) | Not included | By plan |
| Sales channels and marketplace sync | Not included | By plan |
| Shipping rate shopping and labels | Not included | By plan |
| Batch picking and automatic reordering | Not included | By plan |
| Address updates (NCOA), subscriptions, catalog marketing | Not included | By plan |
| Multiple brands and advanced warehouse | Not included | By plan |
| B2B credit, EDI, and integrations | Not included | By plan |
| Support | Community | Named contacts, response targets, and escalation paths |
| Lock-in | None either way. Same platform, full data export, and you can move from Enabley back to running it yourself. | |
Plans and options. Pricing coming soon.
We aren't publishing prices yet. Here are the plans, their limits, and what each includes. Scope, pricing, support terms, and timing are confirmed in writing before you commit to anything.
Starter
For a single-brand operation
Coming soon
Under 400 orders
A managed system, guided migration, core operations, growth modules, and standard support hours.
Ask about StarterBusiness
For growing complexity
Coming soon
400–999 orders
Everything in Starter, plus assisted migration, multiple brands with shared inventory, advanced warehouse, B2B credit, EDI, and support response targets.
Ask about BusinessScale
For high-volume operations
Coming soon
1,000+ orders, unlimited volume
Everything in Business, plus the integration platform, single sign-on, audit export, data retention controls, higher usage limits, and priority scheduling.
Ask about ScaleEnterprise
Host it in your own data center · Coming soon
A licensed deployment with everything in Scale, full-service migration, dedicated support, data-residency and disaster-recovery planning, and custom connections. Final commitments are confirmed in writing.
Plans are set by order volume, not a per-order charge. If you grow past a plan's limit, the next plan starts with the following billing period. You can ask to move down a plan at renewal.
Questions owners ask first.
Something else on your mind? Write to hello@enabley.com. A person answers.
Will we lose any of our history?
No record is silently dropped. Supported records are converted and each keeps a link to its original MOM record. Counts and dollar totals are checked against MOM, and anything unusual is held until your team accepts it. Card numbers, security codes, and passwords are deliberately left behind rather than copied.
Will my team have to learn a whole new system?
Much less than with a generic ERP. Enabley was rebuilt from MOM's own database and workflows, so order stages, holds, reviews, and the words your staff use carry over. There's still a new screen to learn, and we plan the switch around your busy season.
Can we leave Enabley, or run it ourselves later?
Yes. Your data can always be exported in open formats, and the software underneath is source-available under the Elastic License 2.0, so taking it in-house is possible — our Terms of Service spell out your rights. The license does prohibit other companies from offering it as a hosted service.
Do you store card numbers?
Never. Payments keep only the last four digits, card brand, expiry, and a processor token. MOM keeps raw card data in plain database columns; Enabley was built to end that.
Is Enabley ready for production today?
Not generally. Enabley is a release candidate in early access. Our recovery figures of 15 minutes of data and 4 hours to recover are planning targets, not guarantees, and we won't promise a recovery SLA until our timed disaster-recovery drill on the hosted system passes. Timing is worked out with each business.
Who's behind Enabley?
Big Decibel LLC builds Enabley. The team is led by the former VP of Product Development who ran MOM engineering at Freestyle/Dydacomp. The full story is at About Enabley.
Tell us about your operation.
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