Dayansoft ERP review

The entry price is MNT 880,000, set by Dayansoft LLC for a licence covering 1 computer, 1 year license. Payroll is part of that subscription rather than a separate purchase, and 1 user is included. Larger teams should expect the per-seat cost to matter more than the headline figure.

The plan bundles accounting, included payroll and automation workflows, with e invoicing handled inside the product and bank feeds included. It runs on web, desktop and mobile, so you can work in the browser, on a desktop install or on a phone.

Payroll is included in the same subscription, which is the point that separates it from rivals that sell payroll as an add-on. The product is aimed at small business companies, so one subscription covers pay runs and bookkeeping together.

Local compliance covers e invoicing, the same compliance type carried by most accounting tools in this comparison. It does not list Peppol or SAF-T, so European buyers who need those should look at saf t and e invoicing or peppol and e invoicing instead.

It is available as web, desktop and mobile, so a single account can be used in the office and away from it. Desktop and mobile installs sit alongside the browser version, which suits owners who check sales and stock while out visiting customers.

Support runs on phone, email and help centre, so you can phone, email or work from the help centre. There is no live chat among the listed channels, which matters if your team expects instant answers during a busy billing run.

Usage limits are 1 computer, 1 year license and 1 user is included. That is a tight fit for a founder working alone, and a poor fit for a shop floor where several staff need their own logins at the same time.

The stated audience is small business, and the company behind it is Dayansoft LLC, based in Mongolia. Shops that want accounting, payroll and e invoicing in one place get the most out of it, while multi-seat operations hit the licence limit early.