Three platforms that show how JVM Solutions works: money that has to balance to the cent, public services that have to reach everyone, and journeys that cannot be delayed.
A digital revenue and payment platform for local government — turning manual, leak-prone collection into traceable, real-time income.
Manual collection means paper receipts, cash in transit, reconciliation weeks after the fact and no reliable picture of what was actually owed versus what arrived. Leakage is invisible until the numbers are far too late to act on.
Payer registry, assessment and billing, multi-channel payment, instant digital receipting, and an officer app for field collection — all feeding a single reconciled ledger and live dashboards.
Every payment carries a verifiable receipt and an audit trail. Leadership sees collections by revenue stream, ward and officer as they happen, and reconciliation becomes a report rather than a project.
When the money is traceable, trust follows.
A digital neighbourhood. E-Mtaa brings local services, payments and communication into a single app the whole community can actually use.
Reporting a problem, paying for a service or reaching a local office usually means a physical queue, a phone number nobody answers, or a notice board you have to walk past to read.
A light, mobile-first app where residents find services, raise and track requests, pay securely, and receive official notices — with a back office where local officials respond and publish.
Residents get answers and receipts instead of queues. Officials get a structured, prioritised queue of requests instead of scattered calls, and a record of what was resolved.
A community works better when it is one tap wide.
The Vtelematics ticketing solution — a smart ticketing platform that connects the seat sold to the vehicle carrying it.
Cash fares, paper tickets and separate tracking systems leave operators guessing: which trips are profitable, how full a vehicle really was, and how much of the fare made it back to the office.
Digital booking and payment, seat and trip management, crew validation at boarding, and a control room view that ties every ticket to the vehicle and the journey it belongs to.
Operators see revenue and occupancy per trip, per route and per vehicle. Passengers pay before they board and carry a ticket that can be verified in seconds.
Every seat accounted for, every trip explained.
The through-line
Each of these platforms handles money, serves people who cannot be asked to try again later, and has to be defensible under audit.
Integrated, receipted and reconciled — never a black box.
Audit trails and role-based access on every sensitive action.
Built for modest devices, slow networks and first-time users.
Monitored, supported and improved long after go-live.
Bring us the problem — collections, service delivery, ticketing or something we have not seen yet. We will show you what a working version looks like.
