Customer story
By industry
Invoicing that fits how your sector actually works
Every business sends invoices and tracks spending, but a haulage operator and a law firm do not do it the same way. Pick your sector to see the setup we recommend, the expense categories that matter, and how the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 applies to you.
Twelve sectors
Choose your industry
Each guide covers the workflow, the tax treatment and the reports that matter at year end.
Freelancers
Designers, developers, writers and consultants billing clients at home and abroad.
Read the guideAccounting Firms
Practices that want clients to arrive with clean, NRS-ready books.
Read the guideE-commerce Businesses
Online sellers who need true margin after COGS, shipping and refunds.
Read the guideRetail Businesses
Shops and market traders tracking daily takings, stock spend and supplier bills.
Read the guideRestaurants & Hospitality
Kitchens and bars managing supplier invoices, daily covers and staff pay.
Read the guideSaaS Companies
Subscription businesses billing on a schedule and tracking MRR.
Read the guideReal Estate Professionals
Agents and property managers invoicing rent, commission and service charges.
Read the guideHealthcare Professionals
Clinics and private practitioners billing patients and HMOs.
Read the guideLaw Firms & Legal Professionals
Firms billing retainers, disbursements and matter-based fees.
Read the guideLogistics & Transportation
Haulage and delivery operators invoicing per trip, per drop or per contract.
Read the guideAgriculture & Agribusiness
Farms and agribusinesses tracking input costs against harvest revenue.
Read the guideFinancial Services
Brokers, advisers and lenders billing fees and commission.
Read the guideThe same core, whatever you do
What every sector gets
The industry pages differ in setup advice. The platform underneath does not change.
- Professional invoices in naira or 30+ other currencies
- An invoice link your client can open on WhatsApp
- 7.5% VAT applied correctly under the Nigeria Tax Act 2025
- Bank statements from any Nigerian bank parsed and matched
- Expenses categorised automatically, with receipts attached
- Recurring invoices for retainers and subscriptions
- Profit and loss you can hand to your accountant
- A monthly AI review that flags what changed and why
Questions
Common questions about industry fit
Does ereQa work for my industry?
ereQa is a general-purpose invoicing and finance platform, so it works for any business that sends invoices and tracks spending. The twelve pages listed here explain how the same tools apply to the workflows, tax treatment and payment habits specific to each sector in Nigeria.
What changes between industries?
The platform is the same. What changes is the setup we recommend: which expense categories to create, whether to bill one-off or on a recurring schedule, how to handle VAT on your particular sales, and which reports matter most at year end.
Is there a different price for different industries?
No. Every plan is the same price regardless of sector — Free, Starter at ₦5,000/month, Pro at ₦12,000/month and Business at ₦25,000/month. You can start on the Free plan without a card.
My sector is not listed. Can I still use ereQa?
Yes. The listed sectors are the ones we have written setup guidance for so far. Invoicing, expense tracking, bank reconciliation and reporting work identically for any Nigerian business, and you can create your own expense categories to match how you actually operate.
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