Africa
Hospitals and health networks in Africa can pilot this.
Programme registers, public-health reporting and mobile money, for facilities that report upwards and collect locally.
What fits
What is built for Africa.
HMIS-style reporting
Seven fixed indicators mapped to national identifiers, a monthly snapshot approved by a second administrator, then downloaded as a JSON or CSV file.
HIV, TB and malaria follow-up
Register templates, contact lists, and a list of patients who missed follow-up with logged attempts to reach them and a reasoned closure.
Immunisation
The facility's own schedule, due and overdue lists, doses given and wasted, and a printable child health card.
Notifiable diseases
A facility-authored list with immediate and weekly deadline clocks and an anonymous line list for the health authority.
Mobile money
Receipts from M-Pesa, MTN MoMo, Airtel Money and Orange Money by transaction code, matched against a statement file, with a daily till report.
Privacy
A request and breach register with due dates for several regimes, including POPIA and NDPA.
Runs on one server
One service and one database on a single host, with installer backup and restore commands.
Honest gaps
What is not there yet.
Specific to Africa. The general limits are on the intended-use page.
- No live push to DHIS2 and no breakdown by age or sex yet.
- Mobile money is record and match only: no gateway, nothing contacts a provider.
- No automatic scheduled backups.
- The interface is in English; French, Portuguese and Swahili are not built.
Is ZYVORA worth a pilot in Africa?
Synthetic data only. Not a certified medical product. No price is an offer until we agree one together.