ERP FOR IMPORT & EXPORT · PAKISTAN

ERP for Import & Export in Pakistan

Importers and exporters manage LCs, landed cost, GDs and multi-currency trade. ERP delivers landed costing, trade documentation and multi-currency.

The Challenge

Common import & export pain points we solve

  • Landed cost (duty, freight, LC) is manual
  • Trade documentation is scattered
  • Multi-currency accounting is hard
  • Shipment tracking is weak

Recommended for Import & Export

Best-fit platformOdoo
Typical timeline8–16 weeks
DeploymentCloud or on-premise
FBR digital invoicingIncluded

Odoo suits most trading houses; large groups may use Oracle.

Key Capabilities

ERP modules for import & export

Configured to how import & export businesses actually operate in Pakistan.

Landed Costing

Duty, freight, LC and clearing costs.

Trade Documentation

LCs, GDs, invoices and packing.

Multi-Currency Finance

Multi-currency accounting and FX.

Shipment Tracking

Track shipments and clearance.

Accounting & FBR Invoicing

Automated FBR digital invoicing, sales tax and withholding.

Pakistan Compliance

FBR & local compliance, built in

Issue FBR-compliant sales-tax invoices, track input/output tax and withholding, and file monthly returns automatically, with an audit-ready trail. Import GD and export rebate records are maintained.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Can it compute landed cost?

Yes — duty, freight, LC and clearing costs roll into accurate landed cost.

Which ERP is best for a import/export business in Pakistan?

For most import/export SMEs, Odoo offers the best value with FBR-ready invoicing; larger operations use Oracle Cloud or SAP S/4HANA. ERPWise advises the right fit in a free consultation.

Is the ERP FBR digital-invoicing compliant?

Yes. Every system we deploy generates FBR-compliant sales-tax invoices and tracks input/output tax and withholding.

Not sure which ERP fits your business?

Book a free 45-minute consultation with a senior ERP consultant. We'll recommend the right platform for your industry, size and budget — no commitment, no jargon.