Economy and commerce
Companies, suppliers, merchants, procurement and payments in one system — B2G • SAAFER • B2B.
Core capabilities
Business services, a marketplace, procurement, digital commerce and B2B payments, with a supplier hub and logistics; tenders run under the buying body’s own rules and decision alone, and SAAFER neither awards nor evaluates on its behalf — not another generic marketplace.
Business services
What a company needs in one place: services, suppliers, payments through licensed providers, connectivity quotes from providers, travel.
Marketplace
A sector’s supply and demand in one place: eligible providers, requests, quotes, a selection.
Procurement
A requirement written once, sent to eligible suppliers, the offers compared in one place — under the buying body’s own rules and decision alone.
Digital commerce
A storefront, products and orders for every merchant, with one checkout.
Payment integration
One checkout through licensed payment providers; SAAFER is not a bank or a payment institution.
Supplier and contractor hub
A supplier register with documents, qualifications and state, local and international, with local content.
Logistics
Shipping, storage, transport and delivery as one route with a state.
The architecture, simply
Authority / Institution
- Economy and trade authorities
- Chambers of commerce
- Companies
- Merchants
SAAFER
- Business services
- Marketplace
- Procurement
- Digital commerce
- Payment integration
- Supplier and contractor hub
Citizen / Business / Provider
- Citizen
- Business
- Provider
A company buys, sells and pays
A company registers its team, requests offers for its needs, sells through its storefront, and pays and gets paid through a licensed provider — with one record per transaction.
What SAAFER does
- Technology and digital infrastructure
- Integration and workflow
- User experience and notifications
- The API layer
- The marketplace, procurement and digital commerce
What the institution retains
- Authority and decisions
- Regulation and licensing
- Ownership of official data
- The operational mandate
- Commercial registers and licences
How it would start, and whose data it is
- Any collaboration would start with a limited written scope the authority agrees and controls; nothing here is deployed or built today.
- The data belongs to the authority; SAAFER would process it on its instructions under a written agreement (controller/processor), stored where the agreement says.
Interested in a full solution?
The full solution is shared after a conversation with the SAAFER team.