Data, AI and ERP, built for the way you work
SapiTek is a software company in Ho Chi Minh City. We build our own products, a data platform, an AI assistant for managers and a transport management system, and we deliver ERP, data and AI projects for businesses that want to run on one system.
- Our own products for data, AI and transport
- ERP, data and AI projects delivered for real clients
- Support in Vietnamese and English
Our products
Software we design, build and run ourselves, shaped by the problems we kept meeting in client projects.
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DDP: Data-Driven Platform
In development
Brings data from every system you run into one place in real time, cleaned and ready for reports. An AI layer that answers questions with sources is on the way.
About DDP -
Memora
Version 1.0
An AI assistant that turns your meetings, decisions and documents into a living memory: reminders, a brief before every meeting, reports and help with hard decisions.
About Memora -
SapiTek TMS
Ready to deploy
Trips, drivers, vehicles, equipment, toll accounts and vehicle loans in one system, built for Vietnamese transport companies.
About SapiTek TMS
One team, from the first conversation to everyday support
The people who set up your system are the same people who pick up when you call later. No handovers, no explaining everything again.
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ERP implementation
We learn how your teams work, set the system up around it, move your data over and train everyone until they feel at home.
How we implement ERP -
Data and AI
Your figures in one trusted place, dashboards that refresh themselves, and AI assistants that answer from your own data.
Data and AI services -
Custom modules
When your business does something no standard module covers, we build it, cleanly enough that future upgrades still go smoothly.
Module development -
Integrations
E-invoices through VNPT, accounting in MISA, banks, Oracle, Google Drive, OneDrive and your own apps, all talking to each other.
Integration services -
Outsourcing
ERP developers who join your team, for software companies and in-house IT departments that need more hands.
Ways to work together -
Support and operations
Monitoring, daily backups, safe updates, and real people who answer when something goes wrong.
Support services
Recent projects
A few of the systems our team has delivered and still looks after.
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M&H Investment
An ERP for HR, payroll and approvals, an AI assistant that answers from live data, and the design of a data and AI platform.
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Sys Core
A membership and online training platform with live classes, connected to the orders of its insurance partner.
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Mai Linh
A billing portal for corporate taxi accounts that issues e-invoices through VNPT Invoice and keeps MISA AMIS in step.
How a project runs
Small steps, something working early, and no big surprises on launch day.
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Discovery
We sit down with your teams, look at how work really flows and agree on the scope together.
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Solution design
A written plan: standard features wherever they fit, custom work only where it is worth it.
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Build in sprints
Two-week rounds, each ending with something your team can click through and try.
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Launch
Data moved over, people trained, and a switch-over plan with a way back if it is ever needed.
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Run and improve
We stay on: support, monitoring and steady improvements as your business grows.
Built to last, easy to hand over
We write code that another team could pick up tomorrow. That is the bar we hold ourselves to.
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Safe to upgrade
We extend the system with separate modules and never touch its core, so the next version upgrade is a small project, not a rebuild.
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Tested and reviewed
Modules come with automated tests, and every change is reviewed before it reaches your server.
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Careful releases
Changes go to a test environment first, then to your live system, with a backup before every release and an automatic rollback if anything fails.
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Bilingual from the start
Screens, guides and support in Vietnamese and English, so everyone reads the same thing.
What is slowing your team down?
A short call is usually enough to see what would help most, what it would take and where to start.