Industries

Built for the way your sector operates.

We work with financial institutions, healthcare networks, county governments, insurers, media groups and manufacturers. The building blocks are the same; how they connect is not.

Financial services

Banks, digital lenders and credit providers

Lending runs on speed and accuracy. Applications, verification, disbursement, repayments and collections have to move together, and regulators expect a clean record of every step.

What we hear

  • Loan applications waiting on manual KYC and credit checks
  • M-Pesa and bank repayments matched to accounts by hand
  • Collections teams working from spreadsheets
  • Portfolio reports compiled at month-end instead of daily

SACCOs and microfinance

Savings and credit co-operatives and microfinance institutions

Members expect quick loans, clear statements and easy ways to pay. Behind that, member records, lending, collections and finance have to stay in step across every branch and channel.

What we hear

  • Member records and guarantors tracked in separate places
  • Loan appraisal and approval done on paper
  • M-Pesa and bank deposits matched to members by hand
  • Arrears followed up from spreadsheets

Healthcare

Hospitals, clinics, pharmacies and multi-branch healthcare networks

Care, billing and supplies have to follow the patient. Across a network of branches, management also needs to compare performance on the same terms.

What we hear

  • Services delivered but not billed
  • Insurance claims returned for missing documents
  • Pharmacy stock-outs and expiries discovered too late
  • Branch reports that don’t compare like with like

Automotive

Motor dealers, importers, assemblers and service centres

A vehicle sale involves stock, financing, paperwork and a customer relationship that continues long after delivery. Sales, finance and after-sales need the same view of each vehicle and each customer.

What we hear

  • Vehicle and parts stock tracked in spreadsheets
  • Enquiries and test drives not followed up
  • Financing and insurance paperwork chased by email
  • Service history disconnected from the sales record

Education

Schools, colleges and universities

Institutions run admissions, fees, student services and administration at the same time. When each office keeps its own records, students and parents feel the gaps first.

What we hear

  • Fee payments reconciled by hand
  • Student records held separately by each office
  • Admissions handled through paper forms and email
  • Management reports compiled at the end of term

Logistics and clearing

Clearing and forwarding agents, transporters and logistics companies

Every consignment moves through documents, deadlines and handovers. Customers want to know where their goods are, and the business needs to know what each job really costs.

What we hear

  • Shipment status chased by phone and email
  • Shipping and customs documents scattered across inboxes
  • Job costs and disbursements tracked after the fact
  • Invoices delayed until the paperwork is complete

Professional services

Consultancies, law firms, audit and advisory practices

Professional firms sell time and expertise. Projects, time, billing and client documents need to come together so partners can see which work is profitable.

What we hear

  • Time captured late or not at all
  • Project budgets checked only at invoicing
  • Client documents spread across shared drives and email
  • Pipeline and utilisation reported by hand

Government and public sector

National and county government, agencies and public institutions

Public institutions are accountable for every shilling and every record. Revenue, documents and projects need transparent systems that stand up to audit.

What we hear

  • Revenue collected through channels that don’t reconcile
  • Paper files and approvals that slow service delivery
  • Projects reported late and inconsistently
  • Procurement and data protection obligations to evidence

Insurance

Insurers, brokers and insurance agencies

Policies, renewals and claims depend on verified information and quick follow-up. Agents, underwriters and claims teams need the same view of each client.

What we hear

  • Vehicle and policy verification done outside the workflow
  • Renewals missed because reminders are manual
  • Claim documents scattered across email and paper
  • Agent and broker performance hard to track

Manufacturing and agro-processing

Manufacturers, processors and distributors

Margins depend on knowing what each product really costs. Purchasing, production, stock and sales need to share one set of numbers.

What we hear

  • Production costs estimated instead of measured
  • Raw material shortages discovered on the factory floor
  • Supplier and farmer payments processed manually

Media

Broadcasters, publishers and media groups

Media businesses sell to advertisers, serve audiences and manage content at the same time. Sales, billing and audience engagement belong in one connected picture.

What we hear

  • Advertising bookings, airtime and invoicing held in separate places
  • Audience SMS and call-in traffic not captured as data
  • Content archives that are hard to search

See how your sector connects.

Tell us how your organisation is set up today and we’ll walk you through the connected picture for your sector.