Every engagement starts by walking your operation. Your real procedures become the specification. Three stages are exit points, so you only continue when the evidence says you should.
We walk your operation with the people who run it and record how each process works today, including the workarounds.
We agree which process to digitise first, who uses it, and what success looks like on site.
We turn your procedures into clickable screens for your people to test before anything is built.
We write the software requirements specification from the mockups and your feedback, and you review it.
We build on tested components, test with your users and deploy, hosted in country where required.
We train your users and administrators on site and hand over documentation and access.
The team that built the system supports it, fixes issues and adds what the operation needs next.
Systems are hosted in country where required. Your data stays under the jurisdiction your regulator expects.
Every delivery is tested independently before it goes live. Findings are fixed and retested before handover.
You receive documentation and administrator access, and the system is yours. We stay on for support from the same team.
A demo shows our software. A site visit shows your operation. We design to your procedures, and we cannot see them from an office.
Yes. We deliver organisation owned infrastructure, hosted in country where required, with documentation and handover. We stay on for support and do not hold your data.
That is most of what we do. Connect is one of our three capabilities because the shared record between systems is usually the missing piece.
Sometimes. The model is rarely the hard part; the record underneath it is. We start where your data allows, and most organisations need Record and Connect before Predict is useful.
Kratonia Labs is registered in Rwanda and based in Kigali. Contracts, invoices and compliance documents carry the registered legal name.
Yes, as prime or as a partner, in Rwanda and beyond.
One conversation, then a site visit if it makes sense. No slide decks first.
