
Boost Ghana
Technology to help distributors and retailers grow.
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Total Funding | 000k |
Boost Technology is a startup that provides a user-friendly commerce platform to help distributors and retailers grow their businesses. The company operates primarily in Africa, serving a market that largely consists of the informal economy, which is estimated to be worth a trillion dollars. Boost's platform is designed to be flexible and adaptable, catering to diverse markets and use cases. It supports multiple languages, currencies, catalogues, and prices across various channels, making it a versatile tool for businesses operating in different regions.
The company's primary offering is a technology platform that enables effortless ordering via WhatsApp, digitising demand, and providing data-light apps to manage fulfilment and payments. This platform is designed to optimise success with channel and territory-specific catalogues, pricing, currencies, and languages. It also offers real-time analytics and actionable reports to help businesses manage growth effectively.
Boost's business model is based on providing technology solutions to improve efficiency and increase market access at a lower cost. By digitising manual processes and integrating order management solutions, Boost helps businesses sell more and improve their efficiency. The company also provides digital pre-ordering and retailer insights to increase market penetration.
Boost Technology generates revenue by offering its platform and services to distributors and retailers. The company also provides stock financing, which could be another potential revenue stream. The startup has on-the-ground teams in Ghana, Nigeria, and South Africa to assist with onboarding and customer success.
Keywords: Technology, Commerce Platform, Distributors, Retailers, Africa, Informal Economy, Digitisation, Efficiency, Market Penetration, Stock Financing.