9o.lt

What it is

9o is a Lithuanian accounting and business management system from ASPA. Its official website positions it as a “modern business management system.” Beyond traditional accounting, it also covers warehouse inventory, CRM, e-commerce, payroll, debt management, and production scenarios, making it closer to an integrated ERP/financial management solution for SMEs.

Core capabilities

Based on the available content, 9o’s core strength is the integration of accounting and warehousing. It supports product inventory, automation of accounting operations, payroll calculation, timesheets, i-SAF/i-SAF-T file submission, GPAIS data transfer, and other Lithuania-specific compliance features. The e-commerce module can connect to mainstream e-commerce platforms for fast inventory synchronization and sales management. The debt management module emphasizes automation to reduce manual follow-up time. The system also mentions CRM and production modules, as well as the ability to adapt functionality to customer needs. On the developer side, the site includes references to the 9o API and Swagger login instructions, indicating that it provides at least some API testing access.

Pricing and deployment

Public pricing is relatively clear but incomplete. The 9oAir cloud accounting plan costs €55/month excluding VAT, and includes automatic database backups, SSL connections, always-on access to the latest version, and suitability for accounting firms. The one-time license costs €399 excluding VAT, with an emphasis on lifetime validity, a one-off software fee, and phone/email support. The site also shows trial entry points for Online and Windows versions, but does not specify the trial duration, whether it is free, user limits, or the cost of additional modules.

Pros and cons

The main advantages are broad module coverage, making it suitable for managing accounting, warehousing, e-commerce, and payroll within one system. It also offers ongoing updates, consulting support, and localized tax filing capabilities. The downsides are that the public information is somewhat marketing-oriented, with insufficient details on enterprise procurement concerns such as permission controls, audit trails, data residency, compliance certifications, and the specific list of supported e-commerce platforms. The website content is mainly in Lithuanian, and its internationalization and cross-border usability remain unclear.

Who it is for

9o is better suited to local Lithuanian retailers, restaurants, cafés, medical institutions, accounting firms, and SMEs with inventory and e-commerce needs. If a business is focused on the Chinese market, multilingual financial compliance, or large-group-level permission governance, further validation is needed.

Access from China

The official website does not provide information on access from China, ICP filing, domestic nodes, or Chinese-language support. Actual accessibility is marked as unknown.