Cloud ERP “ZAC” begins sales in Vietnam

ORO Corporation, provider of the cloud ERP “ZAC,” has strengthened its overseas expansion of ZAC to further expand its market share and has begun sales in overseas markets from 2026. As the first step in this expansion, we are pleased to announce our entry into the Vietnamese market. We have already secured orders from several companies in Vietnam, mainly local subsidiaries of Japanese companies, and projects are currently underway to bring the system to full operation at the initial implementation companies. Moving forward, we aim to establish product-market fit (PMF) in the local market and gradually expand our business.

Background and Objectives of the Vietnam Expansion

oRo established a local subsidiary in Vietnam in 2013, and for over 10 years has accumulated deep knowledge of local business practices and the work environment through its development base for the CS business division and sales base for the MC business division. Based on this long-standing business foundation and solid local network, we will officially launch the expansion of “ZAC” into Vietnam.

In the current Vietnamese market, rising labor costs due to rapid economic growth and the legal obligation of internal controls under “Circular 99/2025/TT-BTC,” which came into effect in January 2026, have made transparency in management and operational efficiency crucial management challenges. ZAC addresses these challenges from both a Japanese quality standard and localization for the Vietnamese market.

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Strengths and support system of the Vietnamese version of “ZAC”

In preparation for our expansion into Vietnam, we have already completed localization development to align with major business practices, and we have the necessary systems in place for proposals and implementation.

Standard support for three languages ​​(Japanese, English, and Vietnamese) and multiple currencies.

It supports three languages—Japanese, English, and Vietnamese—as standard, eliminating information asymmetry between management and local staff. In addition to Vietnamese Dong (VND), it supports multiple currencies such as US Dollars (USD) and Japanese Yen (JPY), and can also calculate exchange rate gains and losses.

SOURCE: PRTimes