Zambezi Bank
Cutting account opening from nine days to under an hour
A regional retail bank rebuilt onboarding around portable verified identity without touching its core banking system.
Industry solution
Healthcare
Hospital groups, insurers and health ministries connecting patient records, claims and supply chains without adding to clinician workload.
Clinical systems that respect clinical time
The problem
What we hear consistently
- Patient records fragmented across facilities with no reliable identifier
- Claims adjudication that takes weeks and generates avoidable disputes
- Pharmaceutical stock-outs discovered only when a patient is turned away
- Every new system adding minutes of administration to a clinical shift
Typical outcomes
- average claim cycle, from 34
- 9 daysaverage claim cycle, from 34
- fewer essential-medicine stock-outs
- 64%fewer essential-medicine stock-outs
- saved per patient admission
- 4 minsaved per patient admission
Figures are drawn from delivered engagements. Yours will differ — we will tell you what is realistic before you commit.
Our approach
How we actually go about it
A patient identity that travels
One verified patient identity across facilities, so history arrives with the patient instead of being reconstructed at each admission.
Adjudicate claims at submission
Rules run when the claim is created rather than weeks later, so errors are corrected while the encounter is still fresh and disputes largely stop happening.
Stock visibility to the shelf
Pharmaceutical inventory tracked by lot and expiry down to facility level, with reorder triggered by actual consumption rather than a quarterly guess.
Products
What we build on
Delivery draws on our own platforms where they fit, and on whatever else is right for the job where they do not.
Evidence
Related customer stories
Copperbelt Distributors
One ledger across eleven entities and four currencies
A distribution group replaced nine disconnected accounting installations with a single multi-entity ERP, and closed the month in three days.
Talk to someone who has done this before
You will speak to a practitioner, not an account manager reading from a solution brief.