The ERP built for Kenyan businesses.

Accounting

Kenyan accounting, built in from the chart of accounts up.

Inventory

Know what you have, where it is, and what it's worth.

Sales

From quotation to payment, without switching tools.

Purchasing

Suppliers, orders, and spend, in one view.

Retail

Running multiple tills or branches usually means stock counts, sales totals, and cash reconciliation are only as accurate as the last manual count.

Wholesale

Wholesale runs on volume and credit terms — tracking who owes what, and whether stock commitments match what's actually on the shelf, gets harder as customer and SKU counts grow.

Distribution

Distributors sit between suppliers and customers on both stock and cash — a gap in visibility on either side shows up as a stockout, a missed order, or cash tied up longer than it should be.

Contractors

Project-based work means costs, materials, and payments need to be tracked per job — hard to do accurately when accounting is generic and materials tracking lives somewhere else entirely.

Service Businesses

Service businesses often run payroll, invoicing, and basic accounting on separate tools that were never designed to talk to each other, so reporting means manually combining all three.