Havano ERP: The Best Alternative to Palladium Accounting

Running a business in Zimbabwe isn’t easy. Between managing finances, keeping stock under control, paying employees, and making sure customers are happy, there’s always something demanding your attention. That’s why many businesses turn to software like Palladium Accounting.

But here’s the thing — Palladium mainly focuses on accounting. And while it works well for small businesses, growing companies often hit a wall. If your business is expanding into multiple branches, dealing with different currencies, or needing more than just accounting, you’ll soon realise you need more.

That’s where Havano ERP comes in. It isn’t just an accounting package. It’s a complete business management system designed to handle everything from your books to your customers, projects, and inventory — all in one place.

Let’s break it down.

1. More Than Just Accounting

Palladium helps you balance the books, but it won’t run your whole business. With Havano ERP, you get much more than ledgers and reports. It combines finance, inventory, payroll, projects, CRM, and even point of sale (POS) under one roof.

That means no more juggling different systems. Everything talks to each other, making life easier for you and your team.

2. Built to Grow With You

One of the biggest frustrations with Palladium is that it doesn’t scale easily as your business grows.

ERP is designed for growth. Whether you open new branches, manage multiple warehouses, or even trade in different currencies, Havano handles it all. It’s multi-branch, multi-currency, and multi-company ready — giving you room to expand without worrying about software limitations.

3. Smarter Inventory & Supply Chain Control

If you deal with stock, you know how important it is to avoid shortages or overstocking. Palladium gives you basic stock tracking, but ERP goes further.

With features like reorder levels, supplier management, consumption reports, and multi-warehouse support, you’ll always know what’s moving, what’s not, and when to restock.