We build, host and run the systems we ship. For government work that means AWS Cape Town, so citizen data never leaves South Africa, and for everyone else it means one supplier who owns the whole stack rather than pointing at a hosting company.
Systems that hold citizen or personal data run in AWS af-south-1, the Cape Town region. That is a POPIA and data sovereignty requirement for municipal work, not a preference.
We provision the infrastructure, deploy the releases, watch the logs and take the call when something breaks. You get a working system, not a server and a login.
Encryption in transit and at rest, secrets held in a managed store, and role based access on every system, with access logged so an auditor can follow it.
Automated database backups with a retention window, and restores we have tested, because a backup nobody has restored is a guess.
Most of the work is moving an existing system without losing records. We assess first, agree a cutover, and keep the old system readable until you are satisfied.
Hosting is priced into the monthly cost of the system rather than arriving as a separate invoice from somebody you have never spoken to.
Cloud is how we deliver the rest of the suite. It is not a separate product you buy on its own.
Indigent management, cemetery management and asset registers run on the South African region, with the tenant separation municipal audits expect.
Sprint, Weekly and Vendor run on managed infrastructure so a shop owner never thinks about a server.
If you already have something built, we can take over hosting and support it rather than rewriting it.