Anyone can sell you a key. We sell the thing around it — the right licence type, a record you can audit, a renewal you are warned about, and someone who picks up the phone when activation fails.
BlueCore Limited is a computer software store operating from 6, Wale Alomo Close, Iju Ishaga, Lagos, Nigeria. We supply licensed software and the systems that run it — to individuals buying a single copy, and to the businesses, schools and agencies that keep coming back when the renewal falls due.
The software market in Nigeria has a grey-market problem. Keys get resold, recovered from decommissioned machines, or pulled from volume agreements they were never meant to leave. They activate once, work for a while, then stop — usually at the worst possible moment, and always without recourse.
We built the business around not doing that. Everything we sell comes through authorised distribution, is validated before it reaches you, and is logged against your account so it can be re-issued if you rebuild the machine years later. It is a slower way to run a shop, and a more expensive one. It is also the only version worth operating.
Alongside the licences we configure workstations, handle volume agreements for organisations, and keep a calendar of our customers' expiry dates so that nobody discovers a lapsed subscription by watching their antivirus switch off.
“A licence is only cheap until the day it stops activating.”
Every key is bought through authorised distribution and validated before it is issued. That means our prices sit above the cheapest listings online — and it means a licence bought from us will still be activating in three years' time.
Organisations get proper invoices, licence certificates and a consolidated record of what they own. When an audit lands, the paperwork is already in order rather than scattered across four inboxes.
A workstation is only right if it runs the applications you actually use. We size machines against real workloads — compilers, design suites, virtual machines — then image and license them before delivery.
The person who answers the phone has installed the thing you are asking about. No scripts, no tiers, no ticket that goes quiet for a week.
6
departments
From operating systems to workstations
30
day notice
Before any licence you hold expires
24hr
reply
Maximum response time on any enquiry
100%
authorised
Every key from licensed distribution
The same four steps whether you are buying one licence or forty seats.
Start a conversationBring a list of titles and seat counts, or just describe the work. We will tell you which licence type actually fits, including when a cheaper option would do.
A formal quotation on letterhead, valid for 30 days, itemised so it can go through your approval process without further questions.
Keys are delivered to your account and by email, and recorded against your organisation with their expiry dates.
You get 30 days' notice before anything lapses, with a consolidated renewal quote — so nothing quietly stops working.
Bring the machine. We will install, activate and hand it back working — or tell you honestly if the licence you are holding was never going to activate in the first place.