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Tango manages your company. Norkut operates your network.
Tango is the leading Argentine ERP, with more than 60,000 companies and over 200 service centers. Norkut is the modern operational layer that acts on every signal in real time, designed to operate — not to manage.
Tango by Axoft is a benchmark in Argentina: with over 30 years of history, 60,000 active companies, comprehensive modules for Sales, Purchasing, Inventory, Accounting, Payroll, Point of Sale, and Restô, and a network of over 100 service centers nationwide. Its strength lies in comprehensive management. Its architecture, however, is that of a traditional ERP: modules that record what happened, reports to consult, and decisions that depend on someone reading them in time. Norkut operates on a different layer: instead of recording and reporting, it captures every signal from your operations, understands it in context, and turns it into actionable steps before it becomes a loss. It does not replace Tango as an ERP; it operates above it as a real-time intelligence layer.
Norkut vs. Tango: compare architecture, implementation, and operational intelligence
Norkut | Tango | |
|---|---|---|
Category |
| Traditional ERP |
Architecture |
| Client-server, integrated modules |
Focus |
| Manage and record |
Multi-store coordination |
| Multiple integrated modules |
B2B network with suppliers |
| No |
Implementation |
| Weeks to months, with consultant |
Unstable connectivity | Keeps working even if connection fails | Requires local or stable infrastructure |
Designed for |
| Argentine SMEs and large enterprises |
Built in Buenos Aires, for Argentine retail.
Why add Norkut to your Tango, or choose Norkut to operate?
Deployment in days, not months
Tango is robust, but its traditional implementation is measured in weeks or months, using external consultants. Norkut operates your network from the day you turn it on, without halting current operations.
From managing to operating
Tango is excellent for managing: sales, purchases, stock, and accounting. Norkut goes further: it takes that operational information and turns it into real-time action — what to restock, what to transfer between stores, what stockouts to prevent, and what margins to protect.