ERP software built for Nigerian businesses
Run sales, inventory, accounting, production, and payroll from one system — priced in naira, aware of Nigerian tax, and usable on the connections you actually have.
Start free trial See pricingMost small and medium businesses in Nigeria run on a patchwork of spreadsheets, a separate POS, a WhatsApp order book, and an accountant who only sees the numbers at month-end. That gap is where stock walks, cash leaks, and tax filings go wrong. An ERP closes it by keeping every transaction in one ledger, so what you sold, what you hold, and what you owe always agree.
What you get
Sales, POS, and quotations
Ring up a counter sale, issue a quotation, or invoice on terms — every one posts stock and revenue in the same system.
Real inventory, not guesses
Weighted-average costing, negative-stock blocking, and inter-location transfers keep your stock figure trustworthy.
Double-entry accounting
Every sale, purchase, and payment writes a balanced ledger entry, so your P&L, balance sheet, and cash flow are always live.
Nigerian tax built in
VAT on sales and purchases and PAYE on payroll are handled with naira minor-unit precision — no rounding drift.
Multi-location and multi-user
Branches, warehouses, and staff roles are first-class, with permissions that gate both the sidebar and the URL.
Works on your connection
The POS keeps selling offline and syncs when the network returns, so a dropped line never stops a sale.
Frequently asked questions
Is this ERP suitable for a small business?
Yes. You can start with just sales and inventory and switch on accounting, production, HR, or reporting as you grow. The Starter plan is built for a single location and a small team.
Does it handle Nigerian VAT and PAYE?
Yes. VAT is applied on sales and recoverable on purchases, and payroll computes PAYE under the current Nigerian tax bands, along with pension and other statutory deductions.
Is it priced in naira?
Yes. Plans are billed in naira, and all monetary amounts are stored and displayed in naira with kobo precision.
Can it work with a poor internet connection?
The point-of-sale terminal works offline and queues transactions locally, then syncs automatically once the connection is back.