• Paga Group launched Doroki, an all-in-one business suite helping Nigerian SMEs manage sales, payments, and customer relations.
• The Android-only app works offline, synchronizing data when Internet connectivity resumes, and has over 1,000 downloads on Play Store.
• Doroki targets small firms that still operate manually, aiming to boost efficiency, traceability, and competitiveness

Paga Group Ltd, a Nigerian fintech founded in 2009 by Tayo Oviosu, developed Doroki as a digital solution to help businesses modernize operations. The company said the platform acts as an all-in-one suite for shops, restaurants, salons, grocery stores, and other SMEs to manage daily activities.

Doroki provides stock management, invoicing, and payment processing through cards, USSD, QR codes, bank transfers, and Paga’s system. The app also supports customer relationship monitoring, promotions, real-time sales reporting, and cloud backups to prevent data loss.

The platform enables multi-branch management, staff role administration, and bulk data uploads via Excel or CSV for large catalogs. Paga said the app operates offline and synchronizes once Internet access returns, addressing connectivity gaps in Nigeria.

Doroki is currently available only on Android and has been downloaded more than 1,000 times on the Play Store. Paga said the mobile-first approach reflects the dominance of Android in Nigeria’s market.

Paga noted that many small businesses still operate without digital tools, often lacking visibility over sales, stock, and costs. Doroki seeks to centralize these functions, reduce errors, and improve customer service responsiveness.

The company said Doroki could improve efficiency and competitiveness of Nigerian micro and small businesses, particularly those looking to expand or enter more structured markets.

This article was initially published in French by Adoni Conrad Quenum

Adapted in English by Ange Jason Quenum