Consulting
Technology Consulting & Advisory
Most technology problems are organisational problems first. We work with your team to understand how work actually flows, define what a system needs to do, and recommend a practical path — whether that means configuring tools you already own, buying a product or building something new.
When this helps
- A process is slow or error-prone, but it is unclear which system would fix it.
- Several vendors have quoted, and the proposals are difficult to compare.
- An existing system is underused and you need to understand why.
- You need a defined scope and budget before seeking approval.
What we do
- Requirements discovery
- Structured conversations and workshops with the people who will use the system, documented as clear requirements.
- Process mapping
- How information and approvals move today, where time is lost, and what should change before any software is chosen.
- Options appraisal
- An honest comparison of configuring, buying or building — including running costs and the skills needed to maintain each option.
- Scope and specification
- A written scope your organisation can use to budget, procure or brief any supplier, not only Afrobora.
- Phased roadmap
- A sequence of achievable steps so value arrives early and risk stays contained.
You leave with a clear understanding of the problem, a prioritised set of recommendations and a realistic plan.
Related services
Engineering
Custom Software & Application Engineering
Web-based business systems, portals and websites designed around your workflows and handed over with documentation and training.
Integration
Payment Integration
M-Pesa, Kopo Kopo and card payments built into your website, system or app — connected to your records, so every payment lands in the right place.
Quality
QA & Software Testing
Structured testing before and after release — functional, regression, automated browser and accessibility testing — so problems are found by us, not by your users.
Let’s talk
Have a problem worth solving properly?
Tell us about it. The first conversation is free and carries no obligation.