Logo Software posts 3.37 billion TL half-year sales, should small firms move to cloud ERP?

The news mentions roughly 1,300 new ERP customers. How that number relates to the 76% rise is not explained, so linking the two would be a mistake. What they share is one message: ERP is reaching more businesses through subscriptions.

Annual recurring revenue for Logo İşbaşı grows 29% in dollar terms, and for Logo Diva it grows 15%. Annual recurring revenue, or ARR, is the yearly value of subscriptions a company can expect to renew. Both figures point to steady growth in Logo’s subscription-based lines.

The rates are given after adjusting for inflation, and the nominal equivalents are not in the news. The company’s disclosure on KAP, Türkiye’s public disclosure platform, states that the results were presented to investors on a 6 August 2026 conference call. So comparing these rates directly with your own turnover growth would mislead you.

Let’s say you run a home textile store with two branches in Bursa. One program runs at the till, a spreadsheet sits in the stockroom, and your accountant works in yet another program. At the end of the month the three screens never agree, and the stock count eats your weekend.

With a subscription ERP, the till, the stockroom and invoicing look at the same data. Here’s the surprising part: for most businesses the real pain is not the price of the program but three sets of data that never match. A subscription alone does not fix that. The decision to move onto one database does.

Yes. For businesses whose processes have not changed in years, whose internet connection is patchy, or who must keep data on their own server, a licence is still an option. The choice depends more on how the work runs than on how easy the payment is.

Retailers with more than one sales channel come out ahead. When a business sees store, website and marketplace stock in one place, a product sitting on the shelf no longer shows as “sold out” online.

Businesses that paid for years of custom add-ons to an old licensed program come under pressure. During the switch, each add-on needs an equivalent in the new system, and data migration drags on.

Accountants and software dealers are. When a client moves to the cloud, the accountant reaches the same data remotely, and the dealer’s work shifts from installation toward training and process advice. We gather similar moves on our retail page, where we interpret the retail agenda for you.

Think of it as cash. A subscription leaves the till every month, so if there is an annual payment discount, decide based on your cash flow. For the wider question of how much profit goes back into the business, Suwen’s decision to pay out most of its profit opens a different window.

The contract should state in what format you get your customer, product and invoice history when you cancel. Without that clause, your data in practice stays with the provider.

For now they are secondary. Logo Group CEO M. Buğra Koyuncu says the company is focused on deepening its agentic AI capabilities. Product names, prices and launch dates are not in the news, so base today’s decision on features you can actually test.

They should flow through a connection, with no manual entry. Manual entry leads to the same product selling on two channels at once, and the resulting cancellations pull down your seller rating.

A business that sees which SKU sells on which channel spreads its ad budget by data, not by guesswork. We cover purchasing and marketing working from the same data in Rossmann Türkiye’s purchasing and marketing director appointment.

Ask how your accountant’s program will exchange data with the new system. Check your current e-document obligations with the official source as well. Verify with the official source; this is not legal or financial advice.

Ask at least two providers for a trial that runs on your own product list. With demo data, every system looks flawless.

Choose a window outside your busiest sales weeks. The end of a season or a stock-count period is the best time to clean and move data.

Not always. Even a single store should track stock in one place if it also sells on a website or marketplace. Smaller packages focused on basic bookkeeping are designed for this scale.

Records can usually be moved, but format and scope vary by provider. Agree in writing before the switch which years and which fields will be transferred.

No. The results show a shift toward the subscription model, not that a specific product fits you. Make the decision based on your own processes and your own trials.