What is the difference between Flixer Pro and Syntess?
Syntess Atrium is a full ERP for installation, service and maintenance, with estimating, project management, work preparation, service contracts and financial administration in one system. Flixer Pro is an AI-first system that starts one step earlier, at the incoming request: the AI phone assistant transcribes calls and logs them, and the AI drafts quotes, job sheets and invoices. Syntess goes deeper on delivery and administration; Flixer Pro goes further on winning and automating work.
Does Syntess have AI features like Flixer Pro?
The Syntess product site does not mention AI features. There is no phone assistant that records calls and puts them in the customer record, no AI agent that takes over administrative work and no auto-generated job sheet. That is the clearest difference with Flixer Pro.
What does Syntess cost?
Syntess does not publish prices. There are three editions, Professional, Business and Enterprise, and the price follows from a demo or advisory conversation, depending on edition, modules and implementation. Flixer Pro starts at € 65 per month, or effectively € 52 per month when paying six months in advance, with 14 days free to try and no implementation costs.
Where is Syntess better than Flixer Pro?
In ERP depth. Estimating and post-calculation, work preparation with materials and logistics, extensive contract and maintenance management and your own integrated financial administration are core Syntess modules. Businesses that run on those parts get more from Syntess today.
How quickly are you live with Flixer Pro compared with Syntess?
Flixer Pro starts with a free trial and typically runs the same week, without an implementation project and without setup costs. Syntess is implemented through a project with advice and configuration, which fits the size of the package but asks for more time and budget.
Can I switch from Syntess to Flixer Pro?
Yes. You can import customers and projects from Excel, and the Flixer Pro team helps with larger migrations through a guided import. If you still have a contract or implementation with Syntess, running side by side during the trial is the safest route.