This is a pre-revenue sale of a comprehensive enterprise Human Resources (HR) and Payroll software platform, inclusive of full source code, deployment setup, documentation, and intellectual property transfer. The acquisition offers a strategic advantage by bypassing the initial and costly platform development phase, allowing for a rapid market entry for those capable of implementing distribution and sales strategies.
The software platform encompasses 33 backend modules, over 200 API routes, 93 frontend page files, 27 mobile app route files, and more. It also includes multi-tenant HR architecture, a payroll engine facilitating workflows from gross-to-net calculations to bank file generation, time and attendance management, recruitment workflows, and AI-enhanced functionalities. Security features include JWT authentication, Google OAuth, and role-permission-based access. The infrastructure is built with a Dockerized stack, CI/CD workflows, and designed for deployment on Google Cloud Run and Firebase Hosting.
Although there are no current paying customers or revenue, the platform is a robust technical asset for acquisition. It is particularly suitable for operations in Kenya, with the potential for expanded implementation in other regions. The sale includes backend, frontend, and mobile source code, deployment configurations, documentation, and a 30-day post-sale support including transition assistance and deployment guidance. The ideal buyer is an operator or acquirer with the capability to commercialize the platform swiftly, aiming for a technological advantage rather than relying on an existing revenue stream.
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