SabiTag turns a QR or NFC sticker into a role-based digital workflow. Technicians, auditors and managers scan with the phone camera they already own. No app to install, and it works without a signal.
Thousands of remote sites, and the data from them is scattered or never arrives.
Massive geographic distribution, long journeys and roads that get worse in the rainy season.
Paper logs and disconnected digital forms make records hard to trust and slow to reach HQ.
Technicians are swamped with asset data that has nothing to do with the job in front of them.
A unique QR or NFC sticker goes on the physical asset: a generator, battery bank, tower or shelter.
Point the phone camera at the tag. The asset ID and location load automatically.
SabiTag recognises the asset and the signed-in user, then checks their role and permissions.
Only the relevant checklist and fields appear. Results reach HQ dashboards with GPS and a timestamp.
Admins design the forms and decide who sees each field. A technician never sees cost data. Management does.
Built around telecom sites, and flexible enough for anything with a sticker on it.
Scheduled servicing, run-hour logs and full history per generator, with HQ-defined checklists.
Log every diesel delivery and refill with photo and GPS, a clear trail that helps curb fuel leakage.
Standard checklists on towers, shelters and safety gear, with evidence attached.
Proof of presence for subcontractors: who visited, when, and what they did.
Report a defect from the asset itself, with photos, and trigger a work order to the right team.
Rectifiers, batteries, solar hybrids, water pumps and health-centre equipment.
Developed around the conditions crews work in every day, starting in Cameroon.
Fill forms on site with patchy 2G or 3G. Records sync automatically when a signal returns.
Both official languages, so crews in Douala, Yaoundé and the Anglophone regions work in their own.
Works through the native camera on low-cost Android phones. No installs, no heavy downloads.
Off-grid sites run on generators. Refills, run-hours and servicing are logged per generator.
GPS-stamped, right-first-time visits cut the repeat journeys that cost the most.
Pay in XAF by bank transfer or mobile money, the way businesses here already pay.
SabiTag is built on Israeli-developed technology running in production today. It is not a prototype.
Two ways to adopt SabiTag, so you can match your budget and risk appetite.
One-time purchase
Subscription per site
Pick a batch of sites, tag the assets and see the first records reach HQ. Then scale nationwide.
