In microfinance, things rarely stall in obvious ways.
No red lights. No system errors. Just… waiting. A loan sitting in review. A customer waiting for disbursement. A supervisor waiting for an update. A cycle of small delays that never make it into a report — but show up clearly in the results.
We often think about digital tools as the solution. And they are — but only if the pieces actually fit together.
Many institutions have taken big steps to digitalize their processes. Data collection is done on tablets. Credit committees log in remotely. Dashboards have replaced spreadsheets. But between each of these steps, there are still manual handovers:
The process looks digital. But it feels slow.
When a process doesn’t flow, you lose more than time:
These are not edge cases. They’re daily friction points — and they add up.
Let’s say a client requests to reschedule a loan.
The officer notes it down, but the request needs review. The credit team only meets Thursdays. The system doesn’t create a case automatically. There’s no alert. The client hears nothing for 5 days.
When the officer finally calls back, the client has already defaulted.
It’s not about one person making a mistake. It’s about a system that relies too heavily on memory, messages, and manual nudges to move forward.
At Juakali, we focus on what happens between your core systems.
We help you:
There’s nothing flashy about it. It’s just solid, connected processes that keep moving — without relying on someone to remember what needs to happen next.
And that’s where the real digital transformation starts.