What we deliver, and what you keep afterwards

Three trades that hold together: the software that carries your business, the network that moves it, and the maintenance that keeps it all running.

Software and integration

Your way of working becomes a tool your team opens in the morning — not the other way round.

A developer at work on two screens, code on display.

Management applications

Stock, customers, invoicing, activity tracking. Built on your real procedures, not on a generic template.

Websites and online services

Showcase, catalogue, customer area, forms whose messages actually reach your inbox.

Connecting your tools

What is typed once travels: a sale feeds the accounts, the till updates the stock.

Taking over existing data

Your spreadsheets and old databases are recovered, checked, then loaded into the new tool.

Training your team

Your users are trained on the delivered tool, with a written manual that stays with you.

Fixes after delivery

Faults found after go-live are corrected: delivered software is not abandoned software.

Networks and installation

Equipment installed cleanly, labelled and documented — so nobody has to guess which cable goes where.

A technician's hands patching network cables inside a cabinet.

Structured cabling and cabinets

Cable trays, an organised patch cabinet, numbered outlets. Every link is tested before handover.

Wireless

Access points placed after a coverage survey, not at random: the signal holds across the working area.

Servers and workstations

Supply, installation, user accounts, file shares and access rights per department.

CCTV

Cameras, recorder, remote viewing from your phone.

Telephony and power

Handsets, UPS units and protection against outages and surges.

Equipment import

Ordering and shipping hardware that is not available locally — one of the company's declared activities.

Maintenance and support

What is installed has to keep running. This is the trade that starts when the job site closes.

A technician at a desk, laptop open, working through a job.

Service contract

Regular visits, condition checks across the estate, and call-outs included in the subscription.

Repairs

On site in Yaoundé, remotely for whatever can be settled without travelling.

Backups

Regular copies of your data, with restores actually tested: an untested backup is not a backup.

Security

Antivirus, passwords, per-user rights, system updates.

User support

Your staff call, someone answers and solves it. Without five layers in between.

Equipment inventory

The list of your equipment, its age and its condition, kept current and handed to your management.

What you receive when the job is done

A job is finished when you could take it over without us. These documents belong to you and are handed over.

A patch cabinet seen close up: labelled cables, numbered ports.
  • The diagram of your installation — what is connected where, and by which route.
  • The equipment inventory — brands, serial numbers, installation dates.
  • Your credentials — administrator accounts and passwords, handed to your management.
  • The user manual — in plain language, for the people who use it daily.

Tell us what you need

A precise requirement or a situation to untangle: call us, we come and look, and you get a written quote.