Adoption is what pays you back.

Buying the system is the easy part. Four packaged services close the gap between a signed order and a business that actually runs on it.

Rollouts where the system had to be running before the next month-end
FloorCodeHuchu MineThe Gate ShopsLux Liquor

Why rollouts fail. Every time, the same three.

Month threeis when a half-adopted system quietly dies
Two systemsrun in parallel because nobody trusts the new one
An open meteris what most consultants call a scope

You should know what happens, week by week.

  1. Week 1

    We follow the real work

    We walk the counter, the store room and the office, and map what actually happens — including the exceptions everyone works around. Not the org chart.

  2. Week 2

    The workspace is configured

    Products, prices, sites, roles and approval limits are set up against your operation, so what your team sees on day one is their business, not a demo.

    Who may see what · The Gate Shops41 people, 6 roles
    Find a person or a roleMsasa storeAdd a role
    RolePeopleSitesSees takingsMay discountMay voidSees payroll
    Cashier22Own tillOwn shiftUp to 5%Before closeNo
    Supervisor8Own siteOwn siteUp to 15%Any, with a reasonNo
    Site manager6Own siteOwn siteAnyAnyOwn site
    Regional3Own regionOwn regionAnyAnyOwn region
    Head office2All twelveAll twelveSets the ceilingAnyAll twelve
    Auditor1All twelveRead onlyNoNoRead only
    What the grid is doing
    • Shared loginsA person is a person; a till is a till
      0None
    • Rights follow the personInto every module they open, unchanged
      One set
    • A cashier at MsasaSees their own shift, at their own till, today
      Scoped
  3. Week 3

    Your data is moved and reconciled

    Opening stock, customer balances and supplier accounts come across, then get checked against your existing totals until they agree.

    Trial migration · rehearsal 3 of 3Agreed to the cent
    Records moved84,112From 4 sources
    Differences left0Was 214 at rehearsal 1
    Cutover decisionGoMade on this table
    Rehearsal 3Rehearsal 2Rehearsal 1
    What movedSourceYour totalOursDifferenceChecked by
    Opening stockStock sheetUS$184,206.40184,206.40US$0.00Farai D.
    Customer balancesLedgerUS$21,447.0021,447.00US$0.00Tendai M.
    Supplier accountsLedgerUS$38,190.2038,190.20US$0.00Tendai M.
    EmployeesPayroll bureau14140Chipo S.
    Item costsStock sheet4,1184,1162Farai D. — two discontinued lines, agreed to drop

    Reconciled against your figures, not ours, and rehearsed three times. Nothing cuts over on a difference nobody has explained.

  4. Week 4

    We test the difficult day

    The month-end, the outage, the returned order, the disputed payment. If the system only survives the demo path, it will not survive your Friday.

    Till 2 · Msasa storeOffline 41 minutes
    Network down. The counter did not stop.13:04 – 13:45

    Sales are written to the terminal and replayed in the order they were taken. Receipts print with their real numbers throughout, so nothing is renumbered afterwards.

    Retry now
    Replayed when it came back9 sales · US$214.60 · in order
    SaleTakenTenderTotalSyncedState
    #1023813:06CashUS$34.2513:45:02Posted
    #1023913:11EcoCashUS$9.8013:45:02Posted
    #1024013:19CashUS$7.4513:45:03Posted
    #1024113:34CardUS$61.1013:45:03Posted
    #1024213:45CashUS$102.0013:45:04Posted
    #1024313:41CardUS$18.80Flagged for a person

    Anything the replay cannot settle by itself is flagged rather than guessed at. One sale out of nine is a question, not a silent correction.

  5. Week 5

    Champions are trained first

    The people closest to the work learn it before everyone else, so on go-live day the person beside you already knows the answer.

    Onboarding · The Gate ShopsWeek 3 of 6
    Booked, with names against itSix weeks, twelve sites
    September 2026PreventativeBreakdown
    MTWTFSS1Walk the floor2Configure3Migrate45678Reconcile910Hard day test1112131415Champions16171819202122Go live23On the floor24On the floor252627282930
    Who is on it+
    • Tanaka MoyoLead · on site weeks 1, 5 and 6
      Named
    • Farai DubeData · weeks 3 and 4
      Named
    • Your championsTrained in week 5, before everyone else
      4Yours
  6. Week 6

    Go live, with us on the floor

    We are on site for the first trading days, because the questions that matter only appear with real customers in the queue.

    Support · AugustMedian first reply 22 minutes
    Find a conversation or a siteAugustOpen a conversation
    RaisedSiteWhat it wasAnswered byFirst replyClosed
    3 Sep 08:12Msasa storeFiscal device not signingTanaka M.4 min31 min
    2 Sep 16:40Mutare depotStock take variance queryFarai D.18 min2 h
    2 Sep 09:03MachipisaNew cashier, wrong tillChipo S.9 min14 min
    1 Sep 14:22Gweru counterPrinter roll and settingsTanaka M.26 min48 min
    29 Aug 11:07Head officeReport definition questionFarai D.1 h 121 day
    What the plan you are on gets
    • StartLocal support, in your working hours
      Included
    • GrowPriority queue, same local team
      Included
    • ScaleA named success lead who knows your sites
      Included
    • EnterpriseResponse and resolution written into the agreement
      Contracted

Your data, reconciled against your own totals. Before anyone cuts over.

Trial migration · rehearsal 3 of 3Agreed to the cent
Records moved84,112From 4 sources
Differences left0Was 214 at rehearsal 1
Cutover decisionGoMade on this table
Rehearsal 3Rehearsal 2Rehearsal 1
What movedSourceYour totalOursDifferenceChecked by
Opening stockStock sheetUS$184,206.40184,206.40US$0.00Farai D.
Customer balancesLedgerUS$21,447.0021,447.00US$0.00Tendai M.
Supplier accountsLedgerUS$38,190.2038,190.20US$0.00Tendai M.
EmployeesPayroll bureau14140Chipo S.
Item costsStock sheet4,1184,1162Farai D. — two discontinued lines, agreed to drop

Reconciled against your figures, not ours, and rehearsed three times. Nothing cuts over on a difference nobody has explained.

Trial migration · checked against your figures, not ours

Four services, each with a fixed scope.

Onboarding · The Gate ShopsWeek 3 of 6
Booked, with names against itSix weeks, twelve sites
September 2026PreventativeBreakdown
MTWTFSS1Walk the floor2Configure3Migrate45678Reconcile910Hard day test1112131415Champions16171819202122Go live23On the floor24On the floor252627282930
Who is on it+
  • Tanaka MoyoLead · on site weeks 1, 5 and 6
    Named
  • Farai DubeData · weeks 3 and 4
    Named
  • Your championsTrained in week 5, before everyone else
    4Yours

Process workshop, configuration, champion training and go-live support, sequenced over about six weeks.

Trial migration · rehearsal 3 of 3Agreed to the cent
Records moved84,112From 4 sources
Differences left0Was 214 at rehearsal 1
Cutover decisionGoMade on this table
Rehearsal 3Rehearsal 2Rehearsal 1
What movedSourceYour totalOursDifferenceChecked by
Opening stockStock sheetUS$184,206.40184,206.40US$0.00Farai D.
Customer balancesLedgerUS$21,447.0021,447.00US$0.00Tendai M.
Supplier accountsLedgerUS$38,190.2038,190.20US$0.00Tendai M.
EmployeesPayroll bureau14140Chipo S.
Item costsStock sheet4,1184,1162Farai D. — two discontinued lines, agreed to drop

Reconciled against your figures, not ours, and rehearsed three times. Nothing cuts over on a difference nobody has explained.

Source assessment, mapping, a trial migration you check yourself, and reconciliation against your own totals before cutover.

Yard weighbridge · BLD-0007
On the platformUpgrades on the releaseLive since June
What it reuses rather than rebuilds
  • Sites and yardsThe twelve Multi-site already holds
    Reused
  • Roles and approval limitsA weigh over tolerance needs the same second name
    Reused
  • SuppliersThe ones Books already invoices
    Reused
  • Its own user listIt does not have one
    0None
Where the money lands+
EventPosts toAccountReconciled by hand
Load weighed inBooksStock on handNever
Tolerance breachComplianceChange logNever
Supplier short-deliveredBooksSupplier accountNever
Releases it has ridden
  • Platform releases since June7
  • That this extension sat out0
  • Bespoke work now unsupported0

Custom workflow on the Corelith foundation — using your existing sites, roles and approval limits, posting to the same ledger, upgrading on the same release.

Support · AugustMedian first reply 22 minutes
Find a conversation or a siteAugustOpen a conversation
RaisedSiteWhat it wasAnswered byFirst replyClosed
3 Sep 08:12Msasa storeFiscal device not signingTanaka M.4 min31 min
2 Sep 16:40Mutare depotStock take variance queryFarai D.18 min2 h
2 Sep 09:03MachipisaNew cashier, wrong tillChipo S.9 min14 min
1 Sep 14:22Gweru counterPrinter roll and settingsTanaka M.26 min48 min
29 Aug 11:07Head officeReport definition questionFarai D.1 h 121 day
What the plan you are on gets
  • StartLocal support, in your working hours
    Included
  • GrowPriority queue, same local team
    Included
  • ScaleA named success lead who knows your sites
    Included
  • EnterpriseResponse and resolution written into the agreement
    Contracted

Included in every plan; priority local support on Grow, a named success lead on Scale, contracted service levels on enterprise agreements.

Live in six weeks.Nothing surprising at cutover.

Five stages, all of them visible

Scope, migration, configuration, training, cutover. At any point you can say which one you are in and what is left.

Balances agreed before you trade on them

Your accountant signs off the opening figures. Nobody discovers a discrepancy in the second month.

The people who built it

On WhatsApp, in your working hours, from Harare, during the rollout and every month after it.

Custom, without the dead end. Corelith Build.

Uses your existing

A Build extension is not a second system. It starts from what your Corelith already knows about your operation.

Posts to

Whatever it does, the money lands in the same place — so it never becomes a number somebody has to reconcile by hand.

Upgrades

Most custom software becomes an orphan: unsupported, unupgradable, disconnected. This one moves with the product.

Before you ask.

Guided onboarding is quoted with your plan. Larger migration, multi-site, edition, integration and custom rollout work is scoped separately — and priced in writing — before you commit.

A rollout you can see the shape of.

We walk through what your launch actually involves, week by week. The scope and the price come back in writing, and the weeks are the ones we publish.