Accounting and finance software across Africa
Financial management software. What a product costs in local currency, what it does in the books, and what a finance team still runs outside it. Open a country for prices and profiles.
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Featured software

PaySpace (Deel Local Payroll)PayrollAfrican-madeSouth Africa

SimplePayPayrollAfrican-madeSouth Africa
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business CentralAll-in-oneNot African-madeDenmark (Navision lineage) / United States
XeroAccountingNot African-madeNew Zealand

Microsoft Dynamics 365 FinanceGeneral ledgerNot African-madeUnited States

TymsAll-in-oneAfrican-madeNigeria

Oracle NetSuiteAll-in-oneNot African-madeUnited States

TallyPrimeAccountingNot African-madeIndia

QuickBooksAccountingNot African-madeUnited States

Zoho BooksAccountingNot African-madeIndia
SAP Business OneAll-in-oneNot African-madeIsrael (TopManage) / Germany
OdooAll-in-oneNot African-madeBelgium

SeamlessHRPayrollAfrican-madeNigeria

SageAccountingNot African-madeUnited Kingdom

WaveBookkeepingNot African-madeCanada
Blog
26 Oct 2026What accounting software really costs in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and South Africa: the 2026 price studyWe priced eight accounting products in four currencies using public list prices verified on 28 October 2026. The same plan costs almost six times more in Accra than in Lagos, dollar-billed software costs a five-person Nigerian team up to seventy times more than a naira-priced rival over three years, and Ghana gets no regional discount at all.
20 Oct 2026Business Central renewals in Africa, a year after Microsoft's price rise: the real cost and five ways to cut itMicrosoft raised Business Central list prices in late 2025, and many African customers on annual agreements are meeting the increase at renewal now — on top of weaker currencies. Here is what a licence costs locally, a worked example of a 25-user renewal, and the licence-mix changes that save more than the increase cost.
16 Oct 2026Kenya's eTIMS expense validation: what changed in 2026 and how accounts payable must respondExpenses without an eTIMS invoice have been non-deductible in Kenya since 2024. What changed on 1 January 2026 is enforcement: the KRA now validates the expenses declared in income tax returns against eTIMS, withholding tax and customs data. The work lands on accounts payable, months before the return is filed.
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