Frequently asked questions

UJAU Pay is a Canadian company with an affiliate in Angola. We set up complete business management systems and professional websites so that companies can run sales, invoicing, accounting, payroll, stock, HR and their online presence in one place, with local training and support.

Yes. UJAU Pay is an official Odoo partner. Our business management systems are built on Odoo and are implemented, configured, trained and supported by the UJAU Pay team.

We work with companies in Angola (all 21 provinces, with an office in Ilha de Luanda), in Canada (from Calgary, Alberta), in St. Maarten and Saint-Martin, and in Guyana. Implementations can be done completely remotely.

Portuguese and English for Angola, English and French for Canada, St. Maarten and Guyana. Websites can be built in several languages.

The Full Implementation costs 475,200 Kz per year, with payment plans available. It includes configuring all the solutions your company needs (invoicing, accounting, payroll, CRM, sales, purchasing, stock, HR, documents and more), staff training, customization, automation, 48 hours of dedicated support per year, and ongoing training and updates.

Yes, the Odoo user subscription, paid directly to Odoo. You need at least one user, which costs between 7.25 and 16.40 USD per user per month, depending on how you pay.

Up to two weeks, and usually faster.

Yes. For the complete system there is a 14-day trial, once you know the costs. Websites have no trial, but you see a first draft within 72 hours.

Yes. Invoicing is prepared for AGT rules, with invoices, receipts and credit notes in kwanzas, VAT calculated automatically and SAF-T (AO) export.

Yes. Payroll calculates salaries, allowances, IRT and INSS (3% employee and 8% employer), and sends payslips to employees by email.

Healthcare and staffing, fashion, beauty and rentals, safety and HSE, agribusiness, construction, business groups, restaurants and hotels, retail and pharmacies, energy, and entertainment, among others.

Yes. Each company keeps its own books and tax number, with transactions between companies and consolidated reports for the whole group.