Question 1

What is the best invoicing software for Nigerian small businesses?

Accepted Answer

JusticeSure is Nigeria's all-in-one SME business platform — it lets you create professional invoices, send payment links, collect payments via bank transfer or card, and track who owes you with automated reminders. It is free to start.

Question 2

What is the best accounting software for Nigerian businesses?

Accepted Answer

JusticeSure includes full accounting and bookkeeping tools for Nigerian SMEs — expense tracking, income recording, profit and loss statements, balance sheets, cash flow reports, and financial statements — all built around the Nigerian naira and Nigerian tax system.

Question 3

What is NRS and how does it affect Nigerian businesses?

Accepted Answer

NRS stands for Nigerian Revenue Service, the new name for FIRS (Federal Inland Revenue Service). NRS is responsible for collecting federal taxes in Nigeria including VAT, PAYE, CIT (Company Income Tax), and Withholding Tax. JusticeSure has built-in NRS/FIRS compliance dashboards that automatically calculate your tax obligations based on your invoices and expenses, making tax filing straightforward for Nigerian business owners.

Question 4

How does JusticeSure help with NRS (Nigerian Revenue Service) tax filing?

Accepted Answer

JusticeSure has built-in NRS and FIRS tax compliance dashboards covering VAT, PAYE, CIT, and Withholding Tax. The platform calculates your tax obligations from your invoices and expenses automatically, generates filing summaries, and helps you prepare for tax audits — all calibrated to Nigerian tax law.

Question 5

What is the difference between NRS and FIRS in Nigeria?

Accepted Answer

NRS (Nigerian Revenue Service) is the new name for FIRS (Federal Inland Revenue Service). They are the same institution — Nigeria's federal tax authority responsible for VAT, PAYE, CIT, and other federal taxes. JusticeSure supports both naming conventions and covers all tax types under NRS/FIRS.

Question 6

How can I prepare for a tax audit in Nigeria?

Accepted Answer

JusticeSure helps Nigerian businesses prepare for NRS and FIRS tax audits by maintaining a complete audit trail of all invoices, expenses, receipts, and payments. The platform generates compliant financial records, VAT schedules, and audit-ready reports that demonstrate your tax compliance position.

Question 7

What is the best inventory management software for Nigerian businesses?

Accepted Answer

JusticeSure includes inventory management built for Nigerian SMEs — track stock levels across multiple product variants, set low-stock alerts, manage purchase orders from suppliers, and automatically update inventory when sales are made through the POS or invoicing modules.

Question 8

Can I use JusticeSure as a POS (Point of Sale) system for my shop?

Accepted Answer

Yes. JusticeSure includes a full Point of Sale (POS) module for Nigerian shops, markets, and retail businesses. Accept cash, card, and bank transfer payments, manage inventory, generate daily sales reports, and keep records of every transaction — accessible from any phone or computer.

Question 9

What sales software is available for Nigerian businesses?

Accepted Answer

JusticeSure provides end-to-end sales tools for Nigerian businesses: create invoices, manage a product catalogue, run a point of sale, track payment statuses, send automated reminders for overdue payments, and view sales reports by product, customer, or time period.

Question 10

How does JusticeSure help with legal research in Nigeria?

Accepted Answer

JusticeSure includes legal research tools that give Nigerian business owners access to Nigerian laws, regulations, CAC rules, labour law, FIRS/NRS tax regulations, and NAFDAC requirements — explained in plain language. The AI co-pilot can also answer specific legal questions about Nigerian business law.

Question 11

What is the best legal compliance software for Nigerian SMEs?

Accepted Answer

JusticeSure is built specifically for Nigerian legal and regulatory compliance. It covers CAC annual returns, NRS/FIRS tax compliance, NDPA data protection, Nigerian labour law, NAFDAC licensing, and sector-specific regulatory requirements — with dashboards that show your compliance status and flag upcoming deadlines.

Question 12

Does JusticeSure help with CAC registration and annual returns in Nigeria?

Accepted Answer

Yes. JusticeSure provides guided CAC business registration for business names and limited liability companies, and handles annual return filings. The platform tracks your CAC deadlines and compliance status so you never miss an annual return.

Question 13

Can I manage HR and payroll for my Nigerian business on JusticeSure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. JusticeSure includes HR management for Nigerian businesses — employee records, employment contracts, leave management, payslips, PAYE calculation, and HR workflows for onboarding and exit. Everything is compliant with the Nigerian Labour Act.

Question 14

How do I collect debt or overdue payments from customers in Nigeria?

Accepted Answer

JusticeSure has a built-in debt collection workflow — automated payment reminders via email and WhatsApp, formal demand letter generation, and escalation to legal recovery for stubborn debts. It also shows you an aging report of every outstanding invoice so you know exactly who owes what.

Question 15

Can I generate legal documents and contracts on JusticeSure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. JusticeSure includes AI-powered legal document generation for Nigerian businesses — employment contracts, NDAs (Non-Disclosure Agreements), partnership agreements, service contracts, and other business legal templates — all compliant with Nigerian law and customisable to your business.

Question 16

Does JusticeSure have a business audit feature?

Accepted Answer

Yes. JusticeSure includes an Audit Vault — a secure, time-stamped record of all business documents, invoices, expenses, contracts, and approvals. This creates a complete business audit trail that is compliant with NTAA 2025 standards and can be shared with auditors or tax authorities.

Collect on an unpaid POS order

Open the POS tab

Find the order they owe on

Collect the balance