For cooperatives & welfare funds

Records your committee can read and your board can check.

Month-end reports come out of the system. Staff roles separate, so no one person can do everything.

Illustrative example, not customer data

What is going wrong today

The books live in notebooks, and the notebooks live with people.

Month end takes days

One person rebuilds the figures in a spreadsheet from several notebooks and a WhatsApp thread. Every month.

Records leave when people leave

A treasurer steps down and half the institutional memory goes with them. The handover is a stack of paper.

Every balance query is an excavation

The right book, the right page, the right week. All for one member’s question.

Nobody separates duties

The same person records the money, banks the money and reports on the money. That is a problem long before anyone acts on it.

More training will not fix this. It’s a controls problem. See how dual control and role separation close it.

Why SusuPaa

Records that outlast the people who keep them. A cooperative changes treasurers. The books should not change with them.

Group and individual, one system

A cooperative can run group susu cycles and individual savings plans side by side.

Roles that actually separate

Recording, approving and paying are different permissions. Dual control on withdrawals means no one person moves money alone.

A handover that is a login

A new treasurer inherits the whole record on login. Nothing stays behind in a departing treasurer's notebook.

What you get

Six things your organisation gets.

01Month end, generated
Daily collections, cashflow, member balances and a trial balance are ready whenever you ask.
02Roles that separate
A treasurer, a field agent and an auditor each see only what their job needs.
03Dual control
Payouts, reversals and forfeits route to a second approver before they execute.
04Members serve themselves
Balances, statements and payments live in the member portal. The query queue disappears.
05Bring your existing book
Bulk import moves your member list and balances across. The handover stops being paper.
06Your own books, tracked too
Record the organisation's own expenses and month-end position, in the same place as member accounts.

Bring your member list to a demo. Thirty minutes, screen shared, no slides. We’ll show you what your month end could look like.