Live scenarios
Government reviewers should not watch a deck. Start a walkthrough. The product switches user, opens the live page, and a dock tells you what to do and what must be true on the sample data.
Briefing order: Amina (the loop) → Grace (the buyer) → Daniel (the queue) → Peter (the lock) → Faith (the programme) → Samuel (credit). Nine minutes on Amina is the whole product.
Amina Wanjiru · Supplier · Kariobangi Metal Works
A youth- and women-owned fabricator in Nairobi submits evidence at Mukuru. A site officer approves it. Settlement and reliability follow the work — not a form.
Grace Njeri · Contractor · Sample Builders · Mukuru
A main contractor does not pick a supplier from a PDF. She searches a verified registry, reads certifications and reliability, then looks at the site those deliveries already serve.
Daniel Kiptoo · Reviewer · Affordable Housing Board
A site officer does not “trust the photo”. The queue is geo-routed, edge-checked, and decided with a keyboard.
Peter Otieno · Supplier · Kondele Fabricators · PENDING
The platform is not a directory you can talk your way into. Pending identity blocks supplier credit even when the workshop has deliveries.
Faith Muthoni · Programme · Affordable Housing Board
National staff do not wait for a slide deck. They watch deliveries, counties, materials and exceptions on a live dashboard.
Samuel Barasa · Financier · Sample Bank A
A credit officer prices verified work history, not a form filled in Nairobi.