Every system we make runs on the same foundation. Take one product or take six: staff sign in once, records are shared rather than re-typed, and everything arrives on a single monthly invoice.
Nothing here requires buying the whole range. Most customers start with the one system that hurts most, and switch on the next when the first has paid for itself. There is no bundle you have to take to get a sensible price.
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Staff sign in once and reach whatever you have taken, with the same roles and the same audit trail behind them. Somebody leaving is one action, not six.
An employee added in Weekly is the same person who rings up a sale in Sprint. Add them once and they exist everywhere they are needed.
Whatever you run comes on a single monthly invoice, priced per system. No per-seat surprises and no bundle you have to buy into.
The systems you already own keep working. Where an API does not exist on the other side, we do scheduled file exchange instead.
Each of these is a product in its own right, with its own page and its own price.
Finance, CRM, sales, inventory, procurement and projects on one connected platform.
About SAN ERPPoint of sale for retail and restaurants: till, stock, suppliers and an online store.
About SprintApplications, verification and the register for municipal free basic services.
About the systemMunicipal assets and infrastructure across their full life, with maintenance scheduling.
About the systemApplications, screening, interview scheduling and employment equity reporting.
About the systemWhich systems a customer usually starts with, by the kind of organisation they are.
Free basic services, cemeteries, assets and procurement are the four registers that tend to still run on paper. Indigent Management is usually first, because the reporting burden is heaviest there.
The same person, product or supplier entered once. Most of the errors people blame on software are actually a second keyboard.
Sales, hours and stock come from one set of records, so two reports do not disagree about the same week.
When something breaks across two systems, it is still one support conversation with the people who built both.
No. Every product is sold on its own at its own price. The suite is what you get if you take more than one, not a bundle you are pushed into.
Each product page carries its own pricing, so you can work out the number before speaking to anyone. SAN ERP is quoted, because what it costs depends on which modules you switch on.
Government systems run on AWS in Cape Town, which is what POPIA and the national cloud policy point at. The commercial products run on Heroku. We will tell you exactly where yours sits before you sign.
Usually. Every product has a documented API, and where the system on the other side has none, we do scheduled file exchange in whatever format it accepts. Tell us what you run and we will confirm before you commit.
Yes, at any time, including on the way out. Exports are part of the product rather than a favour.
We do, directly. The people answering are the people who wrote the software, which is the main advantage of buying from a company this size.