We provide three core service areas — chosen because they address the most common technology gaps we see in Kenyan businesses today.
ERPNext is an open-source, full-featured ERP built on the Frappe framework. It covers accounting, stock management, purchasing, sales, HR, payroll, project management and more — all in a single, integrated system.
We implement ERPNext for businesses that are outgrowing spreadsheets or fragmented software, and for those migrating from legacy systems. Our approach is methodical: we understand your current processes first, then configure ERPNext to match them — not the other way round.
Accounting & Finance, Stock & Inventory, Buying, Selling, HR & Payroll, Manufacturing, Projects, CRM, and custom Frappe apps.
Frappe Cloud (managed), self-hosted on your servers, or hybrid — we advise on the right architecture for your budget and control needs.
KRA iTax-compliant invoicing, NHIF/NSSF payroll deductions, KES currency, and localisation for Kenyan chart of accounts.
Custom apps, fields, scripts and workflows — from M-Pesa integrations to automated reports. See our customizations →
Raminian POS is our own Windows-based business management software, built specifically for Kenyan SMEs. It goes far beyond a simple till — it's a full business platform that gives you live profit visibility, M-Pesa integration, stock control and more, without the complexity of an ERP.
Developed and maintained by Cecypo Tech, Raminian POS is actively used in retail, wholesale and service businesses across Kenya. We sell, install, configure and support it directly — no intermediaries.
Runs on standard Windows PCs — no internet required for day-to-day operations. Fast, familiar, and reliable in low-connectivity environments.
KES currency, M-Pesa STK push, KRA receipt printing — designed from the ground up for how Kenyan businesses actually operate.
As the developers, we provide first-party support — updates, bug fixes and feature requests go straight to the team that built it.
A poorly designed network is the root cause of more business problems than most people realise — slow internet, dropped connections, security gaps, and systems that don't talk to each other properly.
We design, cable, configure and document your network from scratch — or audit and remediate what you already have. We work to TIA/EIA-568 structured cabling standards, which means your infrastructure is documented, tested and ready to scale.
We specialise in small to medium office environments — typically 5–200 users. Scaled solutions, not enterprise pricing.
Every installation comes with full documentation: cable run schedules, port maps, IP allocations, and network diagrams you can actually use.
We work with Safaricom, Zuku, Liquid, Airtel and any other Kenyan ISP. We can also advise on the best connection type for your needs.
Most cyber incidents affecting Kenyan SMEs are preventable. Unpatched software, reused passwords, unprotected endpoints and absent backup policies account for the vast majority of breaches we encounter.
We implement a practical, layered security baseline using Bitdefender GravityZone — a centrally-managed platform that significantly raises your organisation's resilience without requiring enterprise-level budgets or dedicated IT staff to maintain.
Our endpoint security platform of choice. One console manages antivirus, ransomware protection, patch management, USB control and web filtering across your entire fleet.
Every endpoint visible from one dashboard. Deploy policies, push updates, and review threat reports without visiting each machine.
Optional retainer includes log monitoring, patch status reports, and threat alerts. If something goes wrong, we help contain and recover — fast.
Every engagement follows the same structured process — so you always know what's happening and what comes next.
We learn about your business, current systems and goals.
We document scope, timeline and fixed pricing — no surprises.
Implementation with regular progress updates and sign-offs.
Training, handover documentation and ongoing retainer if needed.
Tell us what you need and we'll come back with a clear proposal.
A standard SME implementation — covering core modules like Accounts, Purchasing, and Inventory — typically takes 4–8 weeks. Custom module development, data migration complexity, and staff readiness are the main variables. We give a realistic timeline estimate after the Discovery phase.
Yes. We offer ongoing support retainers covering system updates, bug fixes, minor customisations, and user training. Support is available via phone, email, and remote desktop. We also provide on-site visits for Nairobi-based clients.
We primarily deploy MikroTik (RouterOS) and Ubiquiti UniFi equipment. For structured cabling we follow TIA/EIA-568-C standards. We can also work with existing equipment and layer proper configuration on top of it.
We begin with a baseline assessment of your current endpoint posture. From there we deploy Bitdefender GravityZone for centralised antivirus, ransomware protection, device control and web filtering. We also apply OS hardening, enforce patch management, and deliver user awareness training. Everything is documented in a security runbook your team keeps.
Yes. ERPNext work is primarily remote-friendly. For networking and security projects we can travel to any major town in Kenya. Remote configuration and monitoring means most ongoing support happens without site visits.