Ten Vietnamese verticals, one cloud SaaS core underneath all of them. Whether the outlet is a tạp hóa store, a traditional-market stall, a minimart counter, or a supermarket chain account, the same SFA, DMS, loyalty, retail execution, and LMS modules flex around distributors, agro-dealers, and agents alike.
No two verticals here share the same outlet mix, the same distributor tiers, or the same field rhythm. A tạp hóa-dense ward in Hanoi looks nothing like a fast-growing minimart chain in Ho Chi Minh City, and neither resembles the scattered trade routes running through the Mekong Delta. Select a vertical below to open its modules, channel coverage, and configured workflows.
Ten verticals run on one shared cloud SaaS core, configured differently for each: FMCG, BFSI, Pharma and Healthcare, Consumer Durables and Electronics, Cosmetics and Personal Care, Building Materials and Hardware, Automotive and Auto Components, Agriculture and Agro Chemicals, Retail and Modern Trade, and Logistics and Field Services.
Yes, each one. FMCG beats cover tạp hóa counters, traditional markets, and minimarts with SKU-level orders; pharma logs doctor calls, pharmacy orders, and samples; BFSI tracks RM, DSA, and agent activity through to disbursement; automotive matches spares orders to vehicle fitment. Screens, terminology, and analytics all shift per vertical even though the cloud core underneath stays the same.
No. Most run all five: SFA, DMS, Loyalty, Retail Merchandising, and LMS. Pharma, and Logistics and Field Services, run four (merchandising doesn't apply), and BFSI runs three: SFA, Loyalty, and LMS. Any vertical can start on a single module and add the rest later without disrupting operations already live.
Yes. A single admin portal spans as many divisions as the group runs, and each division keeps its own product hierarchy, roles, beat plans, pricing, and loyalty rules. An FMCG arm and a building-materials arm, for instance, can operate entirely separately day to day while still rolling up to one group dashboard for leadership in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City.
Every price, scheme, and loyalty payout runs natively in VND. Structured onboarding through LMS content prepares Vietnamese-speaking field teams region by region, and the geography master reflects the two-tier structure in place since July 2025, mapping province down to commune or ward down to outlet. Territory design then works around the North, Centre, and South split that a roughly 1,650 km country demands.
Every vertical shares Tết as its commercial peak, but the North and South don't prepare on the same clock: Hanoi retailers tend to build stock well ahead of the holiday, while Ho Chi Minh City compresses buying into a much shorter window. Rather than forcing one national forecast onto both ends of the country, the platform runs phased replenishment, promotion calendars, and territory-level targets that flex by region. A narrow, route-specific offline mode is also there for the occasional remote mountain or delta beat, though with Vietnam's mobile coverage as strong as it is, that mode rarely ends up deciding the day.
AI covers selfie attendance with liveness checks, route sequencing, fraud screening on QR loyalty, shelf image recognition, and lead scoring, while the 1Voice assistant turns analytics questions into plain-English answers. On the automation side, incentive calculation runs on its own, payouts trigger through VietQR, NAPAS 247, or e-wallets, and certificate gating and SLA alerts fire without anyone having to watch for them.
In line with the Law on Personal Data Protection (Law No. 91/2025/QH15), data stays encrypted both in transit and at rest, backed by role-based access and full audit trails. Stock regulated by the Drug Administration of Vietnam and the Vietnam Food Administration carries batch-and-expiry control, and invoicing follows Vietnam's e-invoicing mandate, which has applied to every business since 1 July 2022.
Fast. An onboarding team dedicated to the setup builds out the geography master, product hierarchy, roles, beat plans, and automations directly on the cloud tenant, and bulk uploads bring in users, outlets, SKUs, and targets within hours. From there, a brand can go live on one module and layer in the rest over time, with no big-bang cutover required.