Not a directory of who joined. A live view of what each business you back needs, can credibly offer, and did after each introduction.
For agencies, chambers, banks, corporates and community networks that support businesses.
1 Open the door
Your network goes live at its own address with one line and a Join button, and you set the rules: who may join, what each business must show, and when it becomes visible to buyers and partners.

2 Join the network
Thabo Mokoena's request arrives with what is already known about Mokoena Construction, his registration, tax clearance and three of seven first-stage requirements signed off, so you accept or decline in one view and he fills in only what your network adds.

3 Keep it current
Monthly check-ins bring in revenue, jobs, current work and needs, and Mothusi reads each one: revenue up 12% but R48,000 overdue makes cash timing the risk, not demand, with the escalation drafted for your yes.

4 Needs meet offers
When a member needs plant hire, the network's suppliers are screened against the request on price, date and compliance, the exceptions are named, and Thabo appoints the one that meets every requirement.

5 A buyer's package
An enterprise buyer's R2.4 million package is screened across 124 businesses on capability, location, availability, compliance and customer proof: 34 qualify, 12 bid, one is awarded, and 18 near fits each see the one requirement still outstanding.

6 After the award
When Thabo appoints Meso Plant Hire both files change, a need closed and R84,500 committed on one, a new order and capacity reserved on the other, and the delivery proof is asked for, never assumed.

7 The whole system
Across 14 programmes and 1,047 businesses, Mothusi shows who improved and who declined, names the one thing 53 are stuck on, monthly financial records, and recommends the support that cleared it for 41 of 47 in February.

8 This quarter
The quarter's marketplace report counts 76 opportunities published, 34 awards worth R18.6 million, 28 completed with proof on file and 17 repeat orders, and sharing outside your network stays off until you switch it on.

Networks you can run
Funds and grants come first: applications land with you and your credit process stays yours.
Programmes come first, drafted from one line each, and businesses apply with what is already known about them.
Partners come first: the buyers and corporates you develop suppliers for get their own address to join by.
Programmes come first, with a line for the board, funder or department you report to and when each update is due.
Workshops come first: how often you run them, then the calendar to schedule each one so your members see it.