Meridian is the AI-native ERP engineered for African enterprise — accounting to manufacturing, procurement to payroll, in every currency and tax regime on the continent.
Every function a modern enterprise runs on — unified in one data model, one interface, one source of truth. No modules sold separately. No integrations to babysit.
Intelligence isn't a module you open. It reads every transaction as it happens — forecasting demand, catching anomalies, and answering in plain language.
Consumption patterns, seasonality, and supplier lead times feed reorder recommendations before stockouts form.
Duplicate invoices, off-contract pricing, and unusual approvals flagged in real time across every entity.
Query ledgers, generate reports, and draft documents in plain language — no report builder, no SQL.
Intelligence raises requisitions, matches invoices, and routes approvals — humans confirm, AI executes.
Multi-currency isn't a feature here — it's the foundation. So are unstable connectivity, cross-border trade, and fifty-four different tax authorities.
Transact, revalue, and consolidate across every African currency plus USD, EUR, CNY, and AED trade flows.
VAT, withholding, excise, and statutory payroll rules maintained per jurisdiction — updated as regulations change.
Warehouses and shop floors keep working through outages. Data syncs and reconciles when connectivity returns.
Deploy to African data centers or on-premise. Your ledger stays under your jurisdiction, always exportable.
Legacy ERP implementations run 18 months and routinely fail. Meridian ships with African chart-of-accounts templates, guided data migration, and AI-assisted configuration.
Entities, chart of accounts, currencies, and tax configuration from country templates.
AI-assisted import of masters, open balances, and transaction history from spreadsheets or legacy systems.
Teams work live alongside the old system. Intelligence validates output against historical patterns.
Full production. Continuous AI onboarding trains every new user inside the product itself.
Early access is open to manufacturers, distributors, and trading companies operating in Africa.