The payments arrive, but the records do not follow. A confirmation is copied by hand, a report is downloaded and pasted, and when M-Pesa is slow or a provider has an outage, the workflow stops and staff improvise.
Businesses taking payments in Kenya and beyond, and teams whose systems do not talk: a booking tool, an email platform, a CRM and a spreadsheet, each holding part of the truth.
Payment gateways, messaging, identity and third-party APIs connected properly: credentials managed, events queued, and every integration built to fail safely when a provider is down.
Payment gateways, messaging channels, identity providers, and third-party APIs, integrated carefully and built to fail safely when a provider is down.
Booking & training · Built
A corporate training business was running enquiries, bookings, and payments by hand. We built a public course catalog, scheduled sessions with seat holds and waitlists, online payments, and separate trainer and admin portals.
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M-Pesa through Daraja, plus PesaPal, Paystack and Stripe, all integrated across our projects, from Counterbase's counter payments to the Nawiri training platform's checkout.
The system keeps working. On the Nawiri training platform, integrations are credential-gated and degrade gracefully, so a missing provider falls back to a manual path such as recorded payments instead of stopping the service.
Usually, yes. We integrate through official APIs, webhooks and queues rather than screen scraping, and we will tell you plainly when a tool has no integration path worth using.
Credentials belong in managed environment variables, never in repositories, and each environment gets its own keys. Access is limited to what the integration needs, and the actions it takes are recorded.
A short conversation is enough to scope a first phase.