Top 10 ERP Software for Armenia

2024. AS-Marketplace - Armenian software for retail stores



AS-Marketplace is a free trade management system designed specifically for small stores. It is integrated with new-generation cash registers and other point-of-sale devices, simplifying the sales process and allowing store owners to serve their customers faster. The system allows you to print receipts with product data for both cash and non-cash payments. The system allows you to manage inventory, sales, discounts, purchases, suppliers, and the cash register. The system can be installed on your own server or accessed from the AS-Cloud. A mobile app for managers is available. For larger retailers, there is the AS-Enterprise version, which is positioned as a full-fledged ERP system.


2024. Himnark - HRM system for Armenia


Armenian company Himnark has developed a modern solution for automating HR functions in small and medium-sized businesses. The system's functionality includes automatic generation and management of employment contracts, time tracking, payroll calculation for hours worked, contract employee management, calculation of insurance payments and their taxation for employees and their families, vacation registration, and automatic creation of HR documents based on pre-loaded templates. The system calculates taxes and mandatory payments, generates employee applications, and generates income tax reports. Changes in legislation and regulations are automatically reflected in the system. Himnark runs on Linux, Mac, and Windows. Pricing starts at 1,000 AMD per employee per month.


2016. Mer Soft unveiled ERP system for hotels



Mer Soft has created an ERP system that combines all hotel management system systems into a single integrated program: the hotel system, the sanatorium and health resort, the holiday home, the buffet, the restaurant, the cafe, trade, CRM and HR Management. The ERP system allows you to control all operations using a single centralized system. The system is dynamic and can respond to changes in pricing policy, work with individual clients, adapt to changes in the hotel structure (during expansion of the complex), and work with travel agencies. The system allows you to receive information on the availability of free rooms; the number of expected arrivals and departures; residents; debts and prepayments; the presence of furniture, equipment ... in the rooms.

2015. Link released updated version of 1C:ERP for Armenia



Link, 1C partner in Armenia, has released an updated version 2.1 of the 1C:ERP Enterprise Management system, adapted for the Armenian market. The release of the new version is driven by user feedback regarding the system's functionality. Production functionality has been significantly enhanced. Using MES/APS system tools at the shop floor level allows for the creation of an optimal operational schedule for work centers using scenario modeling. The system monitors schedule execution and rescheduling, and consolidates production order requirements. It is now possible to outsource individual stages of production work and change the contractor at any time without disrupting production. The updated program enables companies to reduce operating costs by monitoring unallocated batches during settlements and distributing item costs. The process of writing off costs for releases without orders has been automated, and a procedure for executing scheduled month-end closing operations has been implemented.


2010. SAP enters Armenian market



SAP, the world's largest manufacturer of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, announced its entry into the Armenian market. During a Yerevan business forum celebrating SAP's entry into the Armenian market, Vladislav Martynov, CEO of SAP CIS, and Ishkhan Kazinyan, Deputy CEO of SAP CIS, explained the company's decision by citing the dynamic growth of the IT sector and low labor productivity in the Armenian economy. They explained that SAP always enters a market at its infancy to convey the message of the benefits of business solutions for enterprises and the country as a whole, thereby helping to create that market. SAP doesn't adapt to the growth rate of a specific market; it creates it. Shirak Technologies became SAP's first premium partner in Armenia. Armenia became the sixth CIS country (after Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Azerbaijan) where SAP has decided to expand its business.