All-in-One Small Business Management Software in Nigeria
Replace disconnected apps, sheets and notebooks with a practical operating system for selling, stock, people, suppliers and money.
- Free plan to start
- Built for Nigerian SMEs
- Grow into branches and finance
The owner should not be the only connection between every part of the business
Small businesses rarely lack effort. They lack one dependable operating picture. Sales happen in a till app or chat, expenses live in a notebook, customer balances sit in someone’s memory, stock is counted in a sheet and payroll is prepared from last month’s file. The owner spends evenings collecting information before any real analysis can begin.
This creates key-person risk. When the person who understands the files is absent, work slows down. When staff use different naming or timing, reports disagree. Adding another branch, sales channel or employee increases coordination faster than it increases control.
An all-in-one system is useful only if each daily workflow remains simple. Staff should not need accounting expertise to record a sale or receive stock, but those events should still create structured information management can trust.
Start with what you need and keep one foundation as you grow
Storeboot brings together products and services, online selling, POS, customers, invoices, inventory, suppliers, procurement, expenses, HR, payroll, accounting and analytics. The modules share the business, branch and transaction context, reducing repeated entry and mismatched totals.
A new seller can begin with the free Basic plan: publish an online store, add products, accept orders, maintain customers and inventory, and see an analytics dashboard. A business with physical operations can move to Enterprise for branches, tills, offline POS, suppliers, finance, payroll and deeper control.
AI-assisted setup reduces blank-page work around product catalogues, images, store pages and metadata. Roles and permissions help owners delegate daily work without giving every team member access to everything.
Business overview
4 branches
All systems active
Revenue this month
₦8.4m
↑ Updated live
Sales
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Stock
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Customers
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Illustrative Storeboot product view. Available information depends on your plan, modules and business setup.
The features behind a more controlled operation
Each feature is useful alone. The bigger advantage comes when the same sale, item, location, customer and payment keep their context across the platform.
Sell products and services
Publish an online store, create invoices or use POS for physical checkout. Keep products, customers, orders and payments within one operating environment.
Control inventory and buying
Track variants and locations, record movements, transfer stock, manage suppliers, raise purchase orders and receive goods.
Understand customers and credit
Maintain customer history, follow invoices and payments, and see balances when the business offers credit or receives deposits.
Record expenses and accounts
Capture operating expenses and use a real chart of accounts, journal entries and financial reports for a more complete picture than revenue alone.
Manage people and access
Create staff accounts, apply roles and permissions, maintain employee details and support payroll, deductions and payslips.
See performance clearly
Review dashboards and reports for sales trends, best sellers, branch performance, stock signals and the movement of money.
From setup to useful daily records
Good software does not repair a process by magic. It gives the team a clear sequence, fewer places to record the same event, and better evidence for the next decision.
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Create the business workspace
Add the business identity, currency, team and first branch, then choose the modules relevant to current operations.
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Bring in the essentials
Set up products or services, opening stock, customers, suppliers and staff responsibilities using consistent records.
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Run daily work
Process sales, payments, purchases, stock movements and expenses where they happen instead of compiling them later.
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Review and improve
Use dashboards and financial reports to spot exceptions, protect cash, plan buying and decide where growth deserves investment.
What this looks like in a real business
Storeboot is configurable because two businesses in the same industry may sell, fulfil and account differently. These examples show common patterns—not rigid templates.
A solo social seller
Launch a free storefront, organise products and customer orders, then add staff and POS when a physical outlet opens.
A growing service business
Maintain services, customers, invoices, payments, expenses and staff information without building a system from unrelated apps.
A multi-branch SME
Standardise products and controls across locations while head office reviews stock, sales, payroll, procurement and accounts together.
Start free. Upgrade when operations demand more.
Basic is built for getting online and organised. Enterprise adds the branch, till, people, procurement and finance controls required by more complex teams.
Basic
For WhatsApp, Instagram & TikTok sellers, pre-order and dropshipping businesses.
Free forever
Start for free- Free online store
- Free subdomain
- Unlimited products
- Unlimited services
- Unlimited orders
- AI-powered & managed
- Storeboot Payments
- Customers & invoicing
- Staff accounts
- Inventory management
Enterprise
For in-house stores that need branches, POS and full back office.
₦5,000 /month
Start free trial- Everything in Basic, plus:
- Unlimited branches
- POS / daily till support
- Expense management
- HR & payroll support
- Roles & permissions
- Offline POS / app sync
- Supplier management
- Payables & receivables
- Procurement & finance
Yearly Enterprise billing is listed at ₦4,000 per month. Prices shown are in Nigerian Naira and may change; taxes, payment processing and any third-party services are separate where applicable.
Storeboot versus a disconnected setup
A spreadsheet is inexpensive and endlessly flexible, but accuracy depends on manual discipline. Separate apps can be excellent at one function while creating integration and subscription overhead. Enterprise software is often too heavy for a growing SME. Storeboot aims for the practical middle: broad operational coverage, local relevance and a starting point that does not require a large implementation project.
Questions business owners ask before switching
Need an answer specific to your process? Tell us how your team works and we will help you map it honestly.
Ask a questionWhat is small business management software?+
It is a system that brings important daily workflows—such as sales, inventory, customers, purchasing, staff, expenses and reporting—into one organised operating environment.
Is Storeboot made for Nigerian businesses?+
Yes. Storeboot is built for African SMEs first, with Nigerian business realities such as Naira pricing, local payment workflows, uneven connectivity and multi-branch operations in mind.
Can I start using Storeboot for free?+
Yes. Basic is free forever and includes an online store, products, orders, customers, invoicing, inventory, analytics and other essentials.
What is included in Enterprise?+
Enterprise adds unlimited branches, POS and till support, offline app sync, expenses, HR and payroll, roles, suppliers, procurement, payables, receivables, accounting and priority support.
Do I have to activate every feature?+
No. A business can focus on the workflows it currently needs and add more operational depth as the team and complexity grow.
Is my business data protected?+
Storeboot uses cloud backups, encrypted connections and role-based access controls. Businesses should also use strong credentials and give staff only the access required for their work.
Put sales, stock and the rest of the operation in one place.
Create your Storeboot account without a card. Start with the workflow that matters most, bring the team in, and add more control as the business grows.