There are companies in Ukraine that still operate on Russian software. This is not just a harmful habit, but a constant danger of losing important data and directly funding the enemy through license purchases. Last year, specialists from the State Special Communications Service documented nearly six thousand cyberattacks on Ukrainian systems, and viruses often entered through Russian software.
Giving up dangerous programs is much easier than it seems. Ukrainian developers from Diia.City have created powerful and convenient alternatives for any workflow. Instead of the usual hostile platforms, companies can use the domestic Ringostat for telephony, convenient client communication, and advertising analysis. Managing the client base, controlling deals, and automating the sales department are effectively handled by the NetHunt system. Creating a modern online store with integrated payment and delivery is made possible by the Хорошоп service, which does not even require programming skills to set up.
Protecting the corporate network from hackers is reliably ensured by the SOC Prime platform, which instantly detects suspicious activity and blocks threats. Personnel management, rapid hiring, and onboarding of new employees are handled by the PeopleForce system. Accounting, finance, personnel documentation, and warehouse accounting are fully covered by the comprehensive ISpro program.
Finding even more useful tools for specific entrepreneurial tasks is helped by the Marketplace of digital solutions. This online platform was launched specifically for quick searches of reliable Ukrainian software in logistics, finance, and marketing. Each transition of a company to domestic products strengthens the Ukrainian IT sector and stops the hidden support of the aggressor country’s economy.
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