Retail Software for Lithuania

2025. Rivile ERP recognized as the most popular business management system in Lithuania



The 2025 RAIT study revealed which business management systems currently dominate the Lithuanian market. Rivile ERP, an accounting and business management system that covers all core financial functions, such as invoice management, inventory control, payroll, profit and loss analysis. Rivile ERP generates comprehensive financial reports and performs analysis, providing valuable insight into company's financial health. The program also streamlines accounting processes, helping to manage time more effectively and reduce accounting costs. Automating tasks and improving workflows increases productivity. The system is regularly updated in accordance with Lithuanian legislation, ensuring full compliance with current accounting standards and regulatory requirements. This helps avoid fines and guarantees the accuracy and legality of financial reporting.


2024. Ukrainian POS system Paykit comes to Lithuania



Ukrainian IT company CHM Software, the developer of the popular POS system Paykit, is entering the EU market, starting with Lithuania. The first EU partner is Čekis, a supplier of retail hardware and software. This partnership has given Paykit access to thousands of potential customers, while Lithuanian entrepreneurs have got the opportunity to upgrade to modern cash register software. This partnership model, which includes product adaptation for the local market and ongoing support, could become Paykit's strategy in other European and international markets. CHM Software is currently negotiating with partners in Latvia, Poland, Spain, Romania, Moldova and Kazakhstan.


2024. Paysera enters the POS market


Fintech company Paysera has acquired Lithuanian startup MB Brand Lions, which produces POS cash registers for restaurants and retail, as well as a virtual POS terminal service virtualikasa.lt. "Until now, in the Baltics, we have primarily focused on processing e-commerce payments. However, this deal opens up new opportunities for us in the retail sector, including the HoReCa, various stores and service points. Essentially, it gives us access to any business that currently requires cash registers or where such a need will arise under the new regulations, as businesses fully transition to i.EKA-type point-of-sale solutions," said Marius Plančiūnas, CEO of Paysera.