A small team in building the software your accountant actually opens.
Venikom is a Skopje-based software company. We design, build, and operate Venikom ERP for Balkan enterprises that would rather own their operational software than rent it from someone who does not speak the language.
Software with a
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We believe operational software should be built by people who know the legal landscape it lives in, who have read the same regulator announcements as the accountants using it, and who can be reached by phone when something breaks at 16:55 on a Friday.
We believe local support is not a feature — it is the prerequisite for anyone charging for ERP in this market. We publish release notes in Macedonian and English, we hold our demos in the buildings where the work actually happens, and we do not outsource the hard conversations.
We believe ERP should be a tool, not a cage. Every module can be turned on when it earns its place. Nothing is bundled to inflate a number. And every integration we advertise is already in production at a paying customer.
Eight years, .
Our first client went live
We shipped accounting and payroll for a Macedonian trading company. The system has not missed a scheduled release since.
Retail and warehouse
Material working, the POS module, and fiscal printers landed — the system became the single place where sales, stock and accounting met.
Healthcare and public sector
Hospitals and public institutions joined. The module count passed a dozen; isolation between companies became the main thing we were judged on.
AI-assisted documents
The first intelligence features shipped against real PDFs — extraction, classification hints, and plain-language answers from your own data.
Eighteen modules, one ledger
The catalogue stabilises at eighteen. The focus moves from breadth to depth — better defaults, clearer dashboards, faster go-lives.
Weekly check-ins during rollout
Once the contract is signed, we run a weekly session with the project owner. Ten minutes of status, twenty minutes of issues, the rest is whatever surfaced.
Release notes in your language
Every release ships with notes in Macedonian and English. They describe what changed, why, and what to watch for — not marketing copy.
Incidents are reviewed in public
When something breaks badly, we publish the post-incident review to the client. Root cause, chronology, what we're changing. No polite fiction.
Same people as on the commits.
The people who write the code are the same people who answer the phone. You can verify it by opening the commits during the demo.