Core suite includes Accounting, Double Entry, HRM, CRM, POS, Project, so buyers can see real operating coverage instead of generic ERP claims.
Rakaloka brings together core back-office apps, frontline operations, industry-specific packs, and payment connectors in one modular catalog. Start with the apps your team needs this quarter, then expand without replacing the platform.
Core suite includes Accounting, Double Entry, HRM, CRM, POS, Project, so buyers can see real operating coverage instead of generic ERP claims.
Vertical solutions like Beauty Spa Management, Beverages Production System, Catering Management, Gym Management, Pet Care, Restaurant Menu let you buy for your operating model without forcing every team into the same shape.
Midtrans, PayPal, Stripe, Xendit are available to support commercial rollout, checkout, and subscription operations when your buying journey is ready.
This product page should help buyers understand real application coverage. The modules below are drawn from the WorkDo-style package structure already present in this platform.
This is the everyday operating layer buyers expect first: finance, people, pipeline, point of sale, projects, and asset visibility in one commercial story.
Once the core suite is stable, operations teams can extend into field execution, attendance, fleet coordination, booking, and queue control without buying a new system.
The catalog already includes purpose-built packs for service and niche operating models, so buyers can match the product to their industry instead of forcing a generic setup.
A strong product sale is not just about features. It also needs a clean commercial path, pricing conversation, and payment stack that fits the market.
Teams buy faster when the product page explains what they can start with now, what they can add later, and how the commercial path will work.
Buyers can begin with the core suite, prove adoption, and only then activate operational or vertical packs. That lowers risk and shortens the buying decision.
Because the product already includes apps for operations, vertical workflows, and payments, growth conversations happen inside one ecosystem instead of across separate tools.
A clearer product narrative helps procurement, finance, and operators agree on what belongs in phase one versus what should wait for later.
These are the apps that usually anchor the first buying conversation because they map directly to finance, people, sales, operations, and execution.
Show buyers how financial control, reporting discipline, and transaction visibility will work before wider rollout starts.
View AccountingUseful when the evaluation starts from attendance, employee data, approvals, payroll-adjacent workflows, and workforce visibility.
View HRMGood for buyers who want to connect lead capture, pipeline control, and team follow-up into one operating motion.
View CRMDemonstrates how transaction speed, outlet operations, and basic commercial reporting stay connected to the broader platform.
View POSIdeal when the buying team is thinking beyond admin and wants a visible process for candidate flow and approval readiness.
View RecruitmentUseful when teams need execution visibility after the sale, including delivery tracking, task coordination, and project follow-through.
View ProjectGive buyers a practical path from curiosity to purchase instead of leaving them to decode the whole module map alone.
Open the add-on catalog to review module detail, pricing signals, and where each app fits into the wider product story.
Explore Add-onsUse the pricing page to compare the base package, workspace growth, user counts, and module expansion before procurement starts.
See PricingUse a demo session when your team wants help deciding which modules belong in phase one and which should stay optional.
Book DemoReview pricing for commercial fit, open the add-on catalog for application detail, and use a demo session to map the first rollout wave with confidence.