POS & ERP software for Nigeria
Billing, stock, credit and accounts in NGN, with 7.5% VAT added at the till — and a counter that keeps working when the internet does not. Used by shops in Lagos, Abuja and Kano.
Built around how Nigeria actually trades
A Nigerian shop takes money by bank transfer as often as by card, and power and connectivity are both things you plan around rather than assume. Software that stops when the line goes is software that stops during business hours. Codipy POS runs on the shop's own PC and needs nothing from the internet in order to sell.
Set it to Nigeria and you get naira, 7.5% VAT added at the till with your TIN on the invoice, and the rest of the system — stock, purchases, customer accounts, real accounting, staff and reports — behind a counter that keeps moving.
How shops in Nigeria get paid
Codipy POS records cash, transfer, POS card terminals and USSD — each one against the bill that used it. Split a single bill across two methods when a customer is short, and close the day with each method totalled separately so the drawer, the terminal and your statement all agree.
Tax the way Nigeria does it
Codipy asks one question — your country — and fills in the rest. Pick Nigeria and this is what the setup wizard applies:
- Currency
- NGN — Nigerian naira
- VAT
- 7.5%, added at the till
- On the invoice
- TIN
A rate is a starting value, not a lock. If the government moves it, you change it yourself in Settings → Currency & Tax the same day — you do not need a new version of the software. Individual products can carry their own rate, or be marked exempt.
Reaching customers by WhatsApp
Invoices, payment reminders and offers go out on the channel your customers already answer. The credit-due list sends a reminder with the balance in one tap, so nobody retypes a number or copies a phone number by hand.
Why shops in Nigeria choose Codipy POS
- Prices, invoices and reports in NGN
- 7.5% VAT added at the till, with your TIN on the invoice
- Transfer, POS terminal, USSD and cash recorded per bill
- Keeps selling when the line and the power do not cooperate
- Customer accounts with ageing and a recovery call list
- Reminders and invoices over WhatsApp
When shops in Nigeria get busy
Every market has its own rush. Codipy learns yours from your own sales, so you can stock and staff for it instead of guessing.
Christmas & New Year
December to JanuaryThe heaviest retail weeks of the year, with Detty December volume in Lagos.
Back to school
SeptemberUniforms, books and supplies at the start of term.
Sallah
moves each yearEid brings clothing, livestock and grocery volume, especially in the north.
Whatever kind of shop you run in Nigeria
One installer configures itself for your trade — pharmacy, grocery, mobile and electronics, garments, hardware, restaurant, salon, bakery, workshop, distribution or general retail. Each one switches on the modules that trade like you do and leaves out the ones that would only get in the way.
POS software in Nigeria — questions
Does it handle 7.5% VAT?
Yes. Choose Nigeria and VAT is added at the till at 7.5%, with your TIN on the invoice and the tax shown separately on the receipt.
Can I record bank transfers as payment?
Yes — transfer is a payment method like any other, recorded per bill, so the day close separates transfers from card and cash.
Will it work when the network is down?
Yes. Everything about selling runs on your own PC. Internet is only used for WhatsApp, online backups and the phone app.
Can I track customers who owe me?
Yes. Balances build per customer with ageing at 30/60/90 days, and a call list puts the oldest and the broken promises first.
How is it licensed?
A one-time licence per shop rather than a monthly bill per user. Download it and try it on your own counter first.
POS software by country
Same software, set up for the country you trade in.