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The power of SAP, without its weight.
SAP S/4HANA is an enterprise ERP for global corporations. Norkut is the operational visibility layer that runs your retail network in real time — without a six-figure implementation or years of setup.
SAP is one of the most comprehensive ERPs in the world. It is also one of the most expensive and complex to implement: starting at around $180 per user per month, with a minimum of 15 users, and projects that start at $75,000 and are measured in years. For a multinational, it makes sense. For a retail chain that needs to operate better right now, it is disproportionate.
Norkut vs. SAP: Compare implementation, cost, and real-time operation
Norkut | SAP S/4HANA | |
|---|---|---|
Category |
| Enterprise ERP |
Implementation |
| Months to years |
Entry cost |
| From $75,000 + $180/user/month |
Users |
| Minimum 15, cost per user |
Operational intelligence |
| Additional modules |
Unstable connectivity |
| Requires robust infrastructure |
Designed for |
| Global corporations |
Why choose Norkut over SAP to operate your retail network?
Cost proportional to your network, not your IT team
SAP charges per user with high minimums and requires robust infrastructure. Norkut charges per store with unlimited users — starting at $20 a month per location — and operates on the Edge even with unstable connectivity.
Implementation in days, not years
SAP S/4HANA is one of the most comprehensive ERPs in the world, but projects are measured in years and start at six figures. Norkut operates your network from the day you turn it on, without paralyzing current operations.