ERP for Ethiopian exporters
From lot to letter of credit.
Ethiopia's exporters live and die by traceability, quality grades and tight margins on commodities like coffee, oilseeds and pulses. NYLOS tracks inventory by lot and grade, ties procurement and sales to a compliant ledger, and gives you the documentation trail an export business runs on.
Where it hurts today
Lot and grade traceability
Mixing lots or losing grade history erodes both compliance and the premium your quality earns.
Procurement-to-export visibility
Buying from suppliers and unions, washing/processing, and exporting rarely sit in one system — so margin per lot is a guess.
Documentation overhead
Export paperwork and reconciliations consume staff time that should go to trading.
Where to start
Modules that fit coffee & commodity export.
Compliant by default
- VAT, withholding and ERCA-aligned handling across procurement and sales
- IFRS-for-SMEs financial statements for lenders and partners
- Audit-grade traceability from supplier intake through dispatch
What changes
- Inventory tracked by lot and grade, end to end
- Margin visible per lot, not just per period
- Procurement, processing and sales on one ledger
Questions
Can NYLOS track inventory by lot, grade and warehouse?
Yes. The Inventory & Procurement module supports lot/batch tracking, multiple grades and multi-warehouse stock, with full movement history for traceability.
Does it handle buying from cooperatives and unions?
Yes — supplier and procurement workflows handle the realities of sourcing from farmers, cooperatives and unions, with withholding handled correctly.
Can NYLOS adapt to our specific export workflow?
Yes. Where standard modules don't cover a step, NYLOS builds a tailored application around your process — priced in Birr, supported in Addis.