Juakali

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Juakali

Company Intro：

Juakali is a tech provider for the global microfinance lending market, helping Financial Institutions worldwide to serve more customers, better, tackling the challenges of financial inclusion in developing countries. We develop and sell a loan origination system, to manage loan applications’ life cycle (from loan product configuration, through applicant data inputs, to approval & disbursment of the loan), together with an embedded mobile/tablet Application used by field officers to capture new customers & loan applications. Our product is easy to use by IMFs (doesn't require coding knowledge to configure) because it is fully flexible/modular and seamless. Juakali will, in the future, develop and sell other financial inclusion solutions. Main benefits for our customers: - A strong productivity increase at no extra cost, improving profitability - A sharp decrease of loan applications processing time

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Hello all, Please read the following not as a rule to comply with but as a first flow of thoughts that may, or may not, inspire you: - from the business description, it's mostly important to remember: financial inclusion, ease of use and modularity/flexibility, tech provider ; not all of these 3 ideas should necesseraly be highlighted, but at least one of them would probably be nice - do not use too many colours, 1/2/3 would be good enough - a logo next to the Juakali name would be nice either on top, or on the left, or on the right ; the logo shouldn't be too big compared to the name, we want our customers to read our name rather than see the logo - FYI, and in case you wonder, Juakali apparently means "hot sun" in swahili but this actually doesn't really matter and most likely none of our customers will be aware of it: it's not impossible to use a sun as a logo but really, really not an expectation, rather the contrary as it doesn't make much sense here (appart from the fact that we offer a solution comprising an "on the field" application, it doesn't make much sense here) - you can look at some Core Banking Systems vendors (like Mambu, Oradian, Temenos, there are many others) to get some inspiration and some feeling about how this industry "communicates visually" with its customers; but we are not Core Banking System Vendors, we supply a more "on the field/practical" solution, not really a Information Management System - do not hesitate to ask any other questions if need be

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