We connect the systems you already run and build the tools your teams are missing around them. Every build starts with a fixed-price scoping workshop, runs in three sessions with your team, and ends with a system in production.
We read from and sync with the enterprise systems Mauritian companies actually run, so data reaches the rest of the business without exports and re-keying.
Role-based, mobile-first applications built around how your people work.
Consolidated dashboards by entity, hotel or business unit, with access rights by role and checks on every import.
A build works because most of your stack stays where it is. That choice has consequences, and we state them before the scoping workshop ends.
We read from SAP, Business Central, Sage or Opera and never write over their data, except where the specification says so. The trade-off: the cockpit can only be as current as the extract the ERP allows, and we show its age on screen.
Budgets, forecasts and rate grids often live in Excel for good reasons. We load them through an import screen with checks, a preview of differences and an undo.
When the need is to read figures from one source, Power BI is the right tool and we use it. We build an application when the work needs approvals, alerts or data entered back. How we decide.
A custom system has a life after launch: updates, monitoring, changes in the ERP's export format. You can run it yourselves, with the training from Bonsaï Camp, or hand it to Run.
Every build follows the same path, and every step ends with a document or a working system you can judge.
Thirty minutes on your goals, your data and your constraints.
Half a day with your key users. You leave with a written specification and a fixed price.
Built with the people who will use it, as a Bonsaï Camp programme of 3, 3 and 2 hours. Your team learns to operate it as it takes shape.
An optional monthly partnership to maintain, monitor and extend the system.
Code written for your project, its configuration and its documentation are handed over as the contract provides. Digital Bonsaï keeps its own tools, generic components, frameworks and methods; where one is built into your system, your right to use it is set out in the contract. Hosting, access and handover are defined project by project.
The bill grows with every hire, and the tool stays generic.
Around 50 USD a month for hosting and database. Add a hundred users and it does not move.
Built on Supabase and Railway, with Power BI where it fits. Every build is handed over with documentation. Hosting, access, handover and operating arrangements are defined for each project and set out in the contract.
Start with a 30-minute call. If there is a fit, the scoping workshop gives you a specification and a fixed price.
