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NORAK TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED BOOSTS PRODUCTIVITY WITH NORAKLE


Businesses globally and Nigeria inclusive are geared to minimizing cost and maximizing profits leveraging on capacity and deployment of information technology(IT) tools such as software. Norak Technologies Limited, an indigenous digital transformation consultancy and software development company in Lagos has reiterated on the need for businesses to look inward when deploying business solutions. This remark was made after years of successful deployments of Norakle software, Enterprise resource planning (ERP) designed for higher productivity in various organisations with emphasis on retails and human resource outsourcing firms in the country.

Designed to make the everyday running of business easier and cost effective. The company has stated that the software is an online enabled application that is meant to ensure improved sales, improve productivity, and ensure maximum growth for businesses. Speaking to the media about Norakle software, Ifeanyi Iheanyichukwu, the Chief Technology Officer of Norak Technologies Limited said that , the software is designed to make businesses in Nigeria to be in tune with modern ways of running a business. He encouraged Nigerian businesses to buy indigenous software, he opined that Norakle is embedded with amazing features such as offline capability and cloud based integration for syncing.


Ifeanyi said, “You get over 50 tools, like CRM, Accounting System, Payroll Management, Project management to Task management, Human Resource time management, business process automation, invoicing, and much more. Norakle ERP is a cloud-based system with well integrated features that is easy to use, hence, limits headaches about data retrieval, disjointed systems or technicality in usage and can be installed on your own server so you can access at any time. Norakle ERP is a proven strategic tool for increasing sales, which in turn results in the growth of your business.”


“We built Norakle to take these challenges away from you, so you can focus on what you know or do best. We have incorporated many features such as Multi-Branch Management,Database Backup and QR Code /Barcode Scanner Integration. These features would help transform most organisations in the country and put them on the path of profitability”,he added.


With numerous benefits, the software having been designed in the country in line with the global best practice. The Norak Technologies informed the media that the software can be tweaked to meet various organisations’ businesses needs and model. Customer Relationship Management system, Marketing automation , Report and insights , Inventory Management Stock Location Management and Warehouse Management are few of the added features organisations enjoy. Taking after-sales serious, Norak Technologies included after Sales Service Management system in the software with underlying features such as Parts Management,Job Card/ Service Order Management,Quotes &Sales Invoice generation ,Customer Support System and many more.


Today, running companies in Nigeria is not a walk in a park. We constantly faced with administrative and organizational challenges, not to mention the complications of managing your sales and accounts. Too many businesses fail because these complications suck away at their time, leaving them with little time to grow their company. We developed Norakle to address these challenges that businesses face.

Anthony Emeka Nwosu

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