Dextersoft
Best ERP system in Rwanda
Kigali companies are used to digital government and dislike dusty on-prem ERPs. Dextersoft matches that preference: browser workspace, franc-capable books, apps switched on as the team grows. RRA EBM is still the certified invoicing rail; Dextersoft does not impersonate it.
Local fit
RWF is supported. EBM / VSDC devices stay in the RRA ecosystem. Use POS and accounting for stock and ledgers. The value is a modern tenant for a small finance and ops team that does not want Zoho One’s extra apps or an Odoo partner timeline.
Services SMEs, retailers with a real stock room, and regional HQs placing a Rwanda entity on the same product as Kenya or Uganda.
Why teams look here
- Franc company currency
- Cloud-first, no server project
- License POS only if you sell goods
- Same catalog as East African neighbours
Market notes
- Currency
- Rwandan franc (RWF)
- Tax authority
- Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA)
- Payroll
- Payroll supports employees and payslips. RSSB and PAYE filings remain your local process.
- Platform payments
- Stripe and bank transfer
Apps that fit
Only published catalog apps appear. License what you run.
Accounting & Finance
Chart of accounts, journals, and financial moves.
Payroll
Employee payroll, salaries, and deductions.
Point of Sale & Inventory
Retail POS, sales, and inventory at the till.
Project Management
Plan projects, assign tasks to your team, track timelines, and manage work on an interactive Kanban board.
Sales & Leads Management
Capture, qualify, follow up, and convert sales leads on a configurable Kanban pipeline.
Questions people ask
Does Dextersoft replace EBM?
No. Electronic billing machines stay in the RRA regime. Dextersoft is ERP around that obligation.
We already use Zoho. Why look here?
Zoho One is a wide bundle. Dextersoft is a tighter ERP catalog (books, pay, till, loans) with company-scoped roles, which some operators prefer to a general SaaS bundle.
Can we add apps after incorporation?
Yes. License accounting at launch and payroll when you hire. That is the point of modular pricing.