Building what should exist.

Scheduling APIAvailability
Hosted pagesWebhooks
bkinAPI
CRMInvoicing
Mobile moneyClient portal
GenConnect
EventsRegistration
Check-inMobile-first
Lilla
YouthStorytelling
ExchangeGlobal
SWorld

Some tools should already exist for the businesses and communities we work with. Genzis designs, builds and operates them — starting in Cameroon, on one shared foundation.

01 — Selected work

What should exist, now in use

Four products in use today. Each began with something people needed that no one had built properly.

01GenConnectCRM and business operations for service providers — from first lead to final payment.Business02LillaEvent operations for organisers — registration, communication and check-in.Events03SWorldA global platform for young people to collaborate through stories and cultural exchange.Community04bkinAPIScheduling infrastructure for products — add booking to your app through one API.Developers
02 — How we build
01

Local rails first

Mobile money, FCFA, English and French, and OHADA contract law are starting assumptions, not integrations added later.

02

One foundation

Every product runs on shared workspaces, payments, messaging and design. What one product learns, the others inherit.

03

Finish the small thing

We ship a narrow product completely before we ship a broad one partly. Scope is a decision we make on purpose.

03 — Beneath the products

One foundation, many products.

Each Genzis product is a view onto shared infrastructure. A workspace created in one is recognised by the others. A payment rail added once is available everywhere.

WorkspacesMulti-tenant organisations, roles and permissions shared across products.
PaymentsMTN MoMo, Orange Money, bank transfer and international card, reconciled in one place.
MessagingEmail, SMS and WhatsApp through a single notification service.
SignatureLegally sound electronic signature, embedded wherever a document needs one.
DesignOne visual and written language, so every product feels like the same company.

If something should exist, we would like to hear about it.

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