Manage your business with fewer disconnected processes.
When information is spread across notebooks, spreadsheets, and separate applications, keeping track of daily operations can become difficult.
Jotech develops business management systems designed around your organization’s workflows and requirements.
Systems we can discuss
Inventory management
Track stock and manage inventory-related activities.
Customer management
Organize customer information and the processes used to serve them.
Human resources and payroll
Discuss software for staff records, HR workflows, and payroll processes.
Business operations and reporting
Bring selected operational information together to make it easier to review and manage.
Custom management systems
Combine the features your organization needs into a solution designed for your workflow.
What you gain
- Operational efficiency
- Better reporting and visibility
- Improved accountability
- Reduced paperwork
- Scalable business processes
Best for
- Organizations moving off paper and spreadsheets
- SACCOS and VICOBA
- Schools, clinics and NGOs
What you get
- HR systems
- Payroll systems
- Inventory systems
- ERP solutions
- Custom enterprise applications
Built by Jotech
Visit site Central Directory System
Government and business systems · Web application
Directory management platform for organizing organizational data, contacts and resources in one place, with secure file sharing.
Visit site Inventory System
Business systems · Web application
Inventory management system for tracking stock, with a secure sign-in.
Questions we hear
Which systems do you build?
HR, payroll, inventory, ERP and custom enterprise applications. If your process is not on this list, we can still build it.
Can you build for a financial cooperative?
Yes. We work with SACCOS and VICOBA groups and can tailor a system to your members, savings and loans.
Your organization, your requirements
Not every business needs a large, complicated system. We’ll first understand how your operations work today, which challenges matter most, and what should be improved. From there, we can discuss the system’s scope, users, reporting needs, and implementation.
