Built in Kigali, for businesses here

Five systems, one notebook and a spreadsheet.
Now one.

Monono runs the whole business — selling, stock, buying, people, money and tax — and then does the part software normally leaves to you: it says what needs deciding today, and what it means if you leave it.

RWF 15,000 a month. Every feature, every person, every branch.

What you are running now

  • A till that knows nothing about the stock room
  • A stock book that is right until somebody is busy
  • Invoices in one folder, receipts in another
  • Payroll in a spreadsheet, tax worked out twice
  • An accountant who tells you in March how March went

What Monono is

  • One place where a sale moves the stock and the books at once
  • One person’s screen per job, with what to decide on it
  • Invoices, payments and tax filed as the work happens
  • Payroll and EBM the way Rwanda actually requires
  • Today’s numbers today, with the reason underneath

A partner, not a filing cabinet

It watches

Cash, what you are owed, what is running out, what is going off, what is disappearing. Every hour, on every branch.

It says what to do

Not a chart to interpret. “These four customers owe you more than a month. Chase these two first, and here is why.”

It never guesses

Every figure comes from a posted record. Where it cannot see something, it says so instead of inventing a number.

Made for your trade

Choose what you do, and the system arrives set up for it — the screens, the roles and the words your people already use.

Everyone sees their own job

A waiter opens a table. A cashier opens the till. An accountant opens what is not yet posted. A managing director opens cash, margin and the decisions waiting on them. Nobody is handed a menu of everything.

You are not starting from nothing

Bring what you already have: your customers, your suppliers, your items and what everyone owes you, in a file. We set the company up with you so the first screen you open is your business, not an empty shell.

Your whole business, and a partner in every decision.