Nori or Microsip
Microsip is a Mexican modular ERP with its own point of sale, installed on your server and sold by certified partners. Here you see it next to Nori with its own facts: its price list, how it describes its web access and what it publishes about its route app.
Two paths
Keep Microsip and add Nori for the routes
Microsip stays with your office, your point of sale and your books. Nori brings the sales reps' app: orders, van sales offline, collections and settlement. There is no direct connector today, so data does not move on its own: you load your master data into Nori from Excel and take the route's sales to Microsip with Nori's reports. In the demo we work out how to do it in your case.
See route sales for Microsip usersRun Nori as your ERP
Nori covers sales, point of sale, routes, inventory, purchasing, production, accounting, CFDI and payroll in one cloud system. What the routes sell goes straight into your books.
See what Nori includesSide by side
Facts as of October 2026. Vendors change their plans; check the sources. See sources
What Nori includes and Microsip does not publish
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Native cloud
Browser and app, no server to install.
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Offline routes
Sell and collect with no signal.
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Van and settlement
Load, van sales and end of day.
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AI assistant
Reports and drafts you approve.
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Production and MRP
Recipes, orders and batches.
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CRM
Pipelines, activities and automations.
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SAP Business One and NetSuite
Connectors included.
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Landed costs
Freight and duties into cost.
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Mercado Pago, Clip and Netpay
Terminals linked to the register.
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Loaned equipment
Coolers by customer.
The route app, point by point
On one side, what Microsip publishes about En Ruta on its page, its 2025 data sheet and its Club Microsip guides. On the other, what Nori's app does. When a topic is not in its documents, we say so.
Google Play and the App Store checked on 25 October 2026. See sources
What a typical case costs
A distributor with 1 administrator who also keeps the books, 2 cashiers at the counter and 3 route sales reps. List prices in Mexican pesos, before IVA.
Microsip, one-time license
- Year 1
- $44,090
- Year 2
- $11,672
- Year 3
- $11,672
- 3-year total
- $67,434
+ IVA
Microsip, subscription
- Year 1
- $22,470
- Year 2
- $22,470
- Year 3
- $22,470
- 3-year total
- $67,410
+ IVA
Nori
- Year 1
- $25,400
- Year 2
- $4,572
- Year 3
- $4,572
- 3-year total
- $34,544
+ IVA
In this case, three years of Microsip add up to $67,434 with the one-time license or $67,410 with the subscription. Nori adds up to $34,544. In the first year, Microsip's subscription ($22,470) comes in below Nori's licenses ($25,400).
Microsip: the modules in this case
- Punto de Venta · Ligero, 2 users$10,975
- En Ruta · Pro, 3 users$11,235
- Ventas · Básico, 1 user$4,910
- Inventarios · Básico, 1 user$3,950
- Cuentas por Cobrar · Básico, 1 user$3,950
- Bancos · Básico, 1 user$8,425
- Contabilidad electrónica · Básico, 1 user$8,425
- List licenses: $51,870. With the 15 % volume discount on every module, $44,090 paid once. Its list gives that discount to the Básico and Ligero tiers; here we apply it to all of them.
- Yearly update: $12,969 at list price, $11,672 with 10 % off for five or more modules.
- Subscription: $2,675 a month. With 20 % off for five or more modules and 10 % for paying yearly, added together, $22,470 a year.
Nori: one license per person
- 1 × Administrator at $7,900$7,900
- 2 × Cashier at $2,900$5,800
- 3 × Sales at $3,900$11,700
- Licenses: $25,400 paid once.
- 18 % maintenance from the second year: $4,572 a year.
What we assumed
- On both, the yearly fee starts in the second year: Microsip's update and Nori's maintenance.
- Microsip counts simultaneous users per module. We assumed only the administrator uses Ventas, Inventarios, Cuentas por Cobrar, Bancos and Contabilidad.
- No hosting is added. Microsip is installed on a company server and Nori quotes its cloud hosting separately. For browser access to Microsip, its list shows Microsip Go at MXN 115 per user a month and Microsip Server from MXN 1,200 a month, plus IVA.
- Stamps, implementation and hardware are not added either; they vary from one company to another.
Microsip prices taken from its official list in force from 1 July 2026, checked on 25 October 2026; they may change. Nori is not affiliated with Microsip. See sources
Microsip is a better fit if…
- Your team already works in Microsip and you have a partner nearby who looks after you.
- You prefer to keep the system and the databases on your own server.
- Your reps take orders and collect payments online, and you want them to land straight in Microsip's Ventas and Cuentas por Cobrar.
Nori is a better fit if…
- Your reps sell from the van, sometimes with no signal, and print the receipt at the visit.
- You want POS, routes, inventory and accounting in the cloud, with no server of your own.
- You want to see the published price before talking to anyone.
Frequently asked questions
Does Nori connect directly to Microsip?
No. There is no direct connector yet. You can load your master data into Nori from Excel and take the route's sales to Microsip with Nori's reports. In the demo we look at what data you need to move and how to do it in your case.
How much does Microsip cost compared with Nori?
It depends on how many people use each module. In this page's case (1 administrator, 2 cashiers and 3 route reps), three years of Microsip add up to $67,434 with the one-time license or $67,410 with the subscription, per its list in force from July 2026. With Nori it is $34,544. All plus IVA and without hosting. In the first year, Microsip's subscription ($22,470) comes in below Nori's licenses ($25,400).
Does Microsip run in the cloud?
Microsip is installed on a server: one of your own or a virtual Microsip Server, from MXN 1,200 a month. For browser access you add Microsip Go, MXN 100 to 115 per user a month. Its page calls it "the official remote access to your system" and explains that your device only shows the session. Prices plus IVA. Nori runs in the cloud: you sign in from the browser or the app, with no server to install.
How do Nori's route app and Microsip En Ruta differ?
Per its data sheet and guides, En Ruta opens in the phone's browser and needs an Internet connection to check balances, take orders and record payments. Nori's app also sells from the van offline, prints the receipt over Bluetooth, records check-ins with GPS, tracks loaned equipment and settles the van on return. The point-by-point comparison is above.
Can I move from Microsip to Nori?
Yes. Customers, vendors, items and balances are loaded from Excel. You can start with the routes and move the rest when it suits you.
Sources, checked in October 2026
- Microsip: home page
- Microsip: system modules
- Microsip: prices
- Microsip: price list in force from 1 July 2026 (PDF)
- Microsip: Punto de Venta
- Microsip: En Ruta
- Microsip: En Ruta 2025 data sheet (PDF)
- Club Microsip: Microsip en Ruta, getting started
- Club Microsip: Microsip en Ruta, main functions
- Google Play: Microsip's apps
- Microsip Go, Server and Care
- Microsip: Nómina
- Microsip: terms and conditions (licensing options)
- Microsip: Microsip 2026 and Firebird 5.0
- Mayaccess, a Microsip partner: server requirements
Microsip prices taken from its official list in force from 1 July 2026, checked on 25 October 2026; they may change. Nori is not affiliated with Microsip.
Microsip and the other brands named here belong to their owners. We name them only to compare; Nori is not affiliated with them.
Other comparisons
Shall we look at your operation?
In the demo we go over how you sell today and see whether Nori fits.