[E-Daily Reporter Park Jung-Soo ] B2B (business-to-business) software company IQUEST Co., Ltd.(262840)announced on the 21st that among clients inquiring about the adoption of its ERP-based integrated groupware “Eolmaeyo Works,” the retail and wholesale sector accounted for the highest proportion at 38.6%. IQUEST Co., Ltd. analyzed that the characteristics of the wholesale and retail industry—which involves numerous processes where multiple departments share, verify, and approve order, inventory, shipment, and settlement information—align well with the strengths of “Eolmaeyo Works,” which combines ERP functionality with internal communication features. Operating ERP and groupware separately can lead to communication gaps between departments, duplicate data entry, and delays in verification. The company explained that demand for system integration is particularly high among wholesale and retail companies, which handle large transaction volumes and require rapid task processing. Eolmaeyo Works is a solution that combines IQUEST Co., Ltd.’s “Eolmaeyo ERP” with corporate email, an internal messenger, and electronic approval features. It enables core ERP functions—such as accounting, sales, inventory, and production management—along with groupware capabilities to be handled within a single system. The company explained that staff members can track the progress of tasks within the system, reducing the time spent verifying and relaying information, and ensuring business continuity even when a staff member is absent or replaced. Park Won-il, President of IQUEST Co., Ltd., stated, “Eolmaeyo Works is a solution developed to enhance the productivity and efficiency of small and medium-sized enterprises by combining ERP and groupware,” adding, “Going forward, we will continue to provide customized solutions that reflect the on-site needs of various industries, including wholesale and retail, and will continue to enhance the product to improve its usability.” Meanwhile, IQUEST Co., Ltd. is running a promotion offering new “Eolmaeyo ERP” subscribers free access to Eolmaeyo Works’ electronic approval and internal messenger features for six months.
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