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1.2921° S   36.8219° E  ·  Nairobi
Welcome to Azzir Group

The intelligent enterprise, engineered in Africa.

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Business Systems

The system the whole business runs on.

ERPNext · Finance · Inventory · People · Manufacturing
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AI and Agents

Software that does the work, not only records it.

Agents · Copilots · Document AI · Private AI servers
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03

Robotics and Drones

Machines that move, lift, fly and inspect.

Robot arms · Service robots · Survey and spray drones · Training labs
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Industrial Automation

Lines and warehouses that run themselves.

PLC and SCADA · Conveying and sorting · AMRs · Machine vision
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Smart Hardware and IoT

Every machine, meter and door, reporting in.

Sensors · POS and kiosks · Access · Fleet and cold chain
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06

Smart Energy

Power you can measure, store and trust.

Solar · Storage · Metering · Energy management
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Built in Nairobi. Made for a continent.

Nairobi · 1.29° S, 36.82° E

Built in Nairobi. Made for a continent.

Azzir Group

One group. One standard.
Built in Nairobi.

Azzir Group brings together businesses that build and run the systems African companies depend on: the software a business runs on, the intelligence that works inside it, the devices and machines that feed it, and the power that keeps it all on. Each business is run by specialists. All of them answer to one standard.

HeadquartersNairobi, Kenya
Established2022
ModelOne team, one core
Work deliveredAcross Africa
How the group works

Many businesses.
One way of working.

One accountable team

One contract, one project lead and one support desk, however many of our businesses you use.

One operating core

Every business writes into the same business system, so what agents, devices, machines and power do lands in one set of books.

Wherever you are in Africa

One team delivering and supporting businesses in more than ten African countries, at home with local tax rules, mobile money and how business is done where you are.

Where to start

Start from the problem,
not the product.

What we stand for

Solutions that work.
Value that lasts.

01Purpose

To create lasting value for people, businesses and communities.

02Vision

A leading African group of companies, building enduring enterprises across many sectors.

03Mission

Practical solutions, delivered with excellence and integrity, that help our clients grow.

IntegrityWe do what we said, in writing.
ExcellenceWork we would put our name on.
ImpactResults you can measure in the business.
PartnershipOne team with yours, long after go-live.
AmbitionBuilding for a continent, from Nairobi.

Tell us what you need.

One conversation. We bring in the right business, and you deal with one team from then on.

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  • Emailinfo@azzirgroup.com
  • Phone and WhatsApp+254 712 216 225
  • OfficeLuther Plaza, 2nd floor, State House Road, Nairobi
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Business Systems gets a priced estimate here; the other businesses a proposal from a consultant.

Read before you decide

Guides, playbooks and plain explanations for owners, finance managers and operations leads choosing a system.

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How to choose an ERP for a growing business

Seven questions to settle before you look at any demo, and the warning signs to watch for when you do.

7 min read
ERPNext dashboard

Industry playbooks 14 articles

Industry playbooksManufacturing: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in manufacturing, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksTrading and Distribution: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in trading and distribution, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksRetail and Point of Sale: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in retail and point of sale, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksRestaurants and Hospitality: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in restaurants and hospitality, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksAgriculture and Agrovet: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in agriculture and agrovet, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksConstruction and Real Estate: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in construction and real estate, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksLogistics and Transport: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in logistics and transport, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksImport and Export: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in import and export, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksEnergy and Petrol Stations: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in energy and petrol stations, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksHealthcare and Pharmacy: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in healthcare and pharmacy, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksEducation: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in education, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksNon-profit and NGOs: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in non-profit and NGOs, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksProfessional Services: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in professional services, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min readIndustry playbooksFinancial Services and SACCOs: the ERP playbookThe leaks we see most in financial services and SACCOs, how the system closes them, and where to start.6 min read

Compare and migrate 9 articles

Compare and migrateOdoo vs ERPNext: comparison and migration guideHow Odoo and ERPNext differ in licensing, customisation and support, when each is the better choice, and how a move from Odoo to ERPNext works.6 min readCompare and migrateSAP Business One vs ERPNext: comparison and migration guideSAP Business One compared with ERPNext: licences, partners and changes, when SAP is the better choice, and how a move from SAP Business One works.6 min readCompare and migrateMicrosoft Dynamics 365 vs ERPNext: comparison and migration guideDynamics 365 Business Central, NAV and GP compared with ERPNext: subscriptions, changes and hosting, when Microsoft fits, and how a move works.6 min readCompare and migrateSage vs ERPNext: comparison and migration guideSage 50, Pastel, Evolution, 200 and 300 compared with ERPNext: where accounting software ends, a business system begins, and how a move works.6 min readCompare and migrateTally vs ERPNext: moving from TallyPrime to ERPNextTallyPrime is fast, familiar accounting. Where growing businesses outgrow it, how it compares with ERPNext, and how ledgers, stock and bills move across.6 min readCompare and migrateQuickBooks vs ERPNext: moving from QuickBooks to ERPNextQuickBooks is good small-business accounting. When a business outgrows it, how it compares with ERPNext, and how accounts, customers and stock move across.6 min readCompare and migrateOpen source ERP against licensed ERPHow the two models differ on cost, control and support, and when each one makes sense.6 min readCompare and migrateSpreadsheets against an ERP: the real costWhere spreadsheets stop scaling, and how to put a number on what they cost you today.5 min readCompare and migrateCloud against your own serverWhere your ERP should run, and the questions that decide it.5 min read

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