Zoo AI is a Hong Kong-based startup focused on practical ERP and AI automation for SMEs. Its founder has delivered 50+ projects across engineering, logistics, real estate, banking and web3, and Zoo AI has been recognised by programmes like HK Tech 300, HKSTP and Microsoft for Startups.
Zoo AI was founded in 2024 by a practitioner tired of seeing SMEs stuck between oversimplified tools and overcomplicated enterprise systems. The founder previously worked as a Functional Consultant at Odoo itself and holds official Odoo certifications, backed by years of successful ERP implementations. Unlike Big 4 consultancies that spend six months on requirements analysis, Zoo AI delivers working systems in weeks with fixed-scope pricing. Zoo AI started by helping companies in engineering, logistics and real estate clean up manual workflows, then expanded into ERP setup, automation, AI agents, web projects and infrastructure. Every engagement is built around one core question: how do we save your team hours every month, not just ship a shiny system?
To help SMEs move from spreadsheets and manual data entry to stable ERP and AI automation—fast, affordable, and with just enough complexity to support real growth.
Years of Founder's Enterprise IT Experience
Projects Delivered by the Founder
ERP Urgent Fix Response Time
Zoo AI was founded in 2024. The figures above are the founder's cumulative career record, not the company's age.
These principles guide everything we do, from product development to customer support
We don’t chase buzzwords. We use AI, ERP and automation where they clearly save time, reduce errors or unlock revenue.
When systems break, someone needs to pick up the phone and actually fix them. We design for stability and stand behind our work.
We understand how Hong Kong and Taiwan SMEs really operate—WhatsApp, Excel, last-minute orders—and design around that reality.
We measure success in concrete outcomes: hours saved, errors reduced, and smoother months for your finance and operations teams.
Share how your team works today. We'll suggest a realistic next step, not a 50-page strategy deck.