Building on previous industry recognition, Epicor Kinetic achieves the highest overall G2 Score and Satisfaction Score in the latest Mixed Mode ERP report.
Manufacturing rarely follows a single production model. From discrete and process manufacturing to engineer-to-order (ETO) operations, manufacturers must coordinate increasingly complex workflows while maintaining control over production, materials, inventory, quality, and costs.
Managing this complexity requires more than a traditional ERP system. It requires technology designed around the operational realities of manufacturing.
The G2 Grid® Report for Mixed Mode ERP – Fall 2026 recognizes Epicor Kinetic as a Leader, reinforcing its position among ERP solutions designed for manufacturing businesses.
Epicor Kinetic Achieves Top Scores in the Fall 2026 G2 Report
In the latest evaluation, Epicor Kinetic achieved the highest overall score among the 18 ERP solutions assessed in the Mixed Mode ERP category.
The key results include:
94/100
Overall G2 Score
96/100
Satisfaction Score
92/100
Market Presence Score
Epicor Kinetic also received G2’s Best Results badge,
recognizing its performance in the category.
These results reflect G2’s evaluation methodology, which combines verified user feedback with market presence indicators.
For manufacturing businesses evaluating ERP platforms, independent assessments such as G2’s provide an additional perspective on user experience, market position, and software performance.
Building on previous G2 Recognition
The Fall 2026 results continue a series of recognitions for Epicor Kinetic across G2’s manufacturing ERP categories.
In the Fall 2025 G2 Grid® Report for Mixed Mode ERP, Epicor Kinetic was positioned among the Leaders in the overall Mixed Mode ERP category.
This was followed by further recognition in the Winter 2026 G2 Mid-Market Mixed Mode ERP Grid, where the platform was again named a Leader, demonstrating its relevance for manufacturers with 51 to 1,000 employees.
The Fall 2026 report marks another milestone, with Epicor Kinetic achieving the highest overall G2 Score, Satisfaction Score, and Market Presence Score in the broader Mixed Mode ERP category. While the reports cover different evaluation periods and, in the case of Winter 2026, a specific market segment, they collectively highlight Epicor Kinetic’s continued recognition in manufacturing ERP.
Why Mixed Mode ERP matters for manufacturers
Modern manufacturing environments increasingly combine different production methods within the same organization.
A manufacturer may produce standardized components while simultaneously managing customized orders, engineering changes, and project-based production.
These different operating models introduce challenges in production planning, material requirements, scheduling, costing, and inventory management.
A manufacturing-focused ERP platform helps businesses manage these activities through connected processes and consistent operational data.
For production and operations managers, this means better coordination across critical functions, including:
- Production planning and scheduling: Aligning manufacturing activities with available capacity, materials, and delivery requirements.
- Material requirements planning (MRP): Supporting purchasing and production decisions based on demand and material availability.
- Inventory management: Improving visibility into stock levels, material movements, and availability.
- Quality management: Connecting quality-related information with manufacturing operations.
- Production costing: Supporting more accurate tracking of manufacturing costs and resource consumption.
These capabilities are particularly relevant for manufacturers operating across multiple production models, where disconnected processes can increase operational complexity and limit visibility.
User Satisfaction: why the experience Matters
Technology capabilities are only part of a successful ERP investment.
An ERP platform must also support the people who rely on it every day, from production planners and warehouse teams to operations managers and finance departments.
According to G2’s Fall 2026 findings, Epicor Kinetic achieved a 96/100 Satisfaction Score, ranking first on this measure in the Mixed Mode ERP category.
The report also highlights an 86% average user adoption rate, compared with the category average of 81%.
These findings reinforce the importance of evaluating ERP software not only through its technical capabilities, but also through the experience of the people using it.
For manufacturers, successful adoption depends on aligning technology with real operational requirements, providing appropriate training, and establishing processes that users can follow consistently.
From Industry Recognition to Manufacturing Value
Independent industry recognition provides useful evidence when evaluating ERP solutions. However, the long-term value of an ERP investment ultimately depends on how effectively the technology supports business operations.
For manufacturers, this means selecting a platform that can adapt to changing production requirements, connect operational and financial information, and support future growth.
It also means working with an implementation partner who understands manufacturing processes and can translate business requirements into a practical ERP strategy.
ATC: supporting manufacturing transformation with Epicor
As an Epicor Authorized Partner and Exclusive Distributor of Epicor Kinetic solutions in Greece and Cyprus since 2001, Athens Technology Center (ATC) supports manufacturers in modernizing their operations through industry-focused ERP technology.
Combining Epicor Kinetic with extensive experience in enterprise software integration and manufacturing processes, ATC helps organizations align technology investments with their operational priorities.
The continued recognition of Epicor Kinetic in G2’s reports provides further evidence of its established position in the manufacturing ERP market.
Explore ATC’s Manufacturing ERP Solutions
Source: G2 Grid® Report for Mixed Mode ERP – Fall 2026. G2 rankings reflect the specific category and reporting period. Satisfaction and Market Presence Scores are composite G2 metrics and should not be interpreted as direct percentages of satisfied customers.
