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Company news
Amaya & Co. Technologies is a Nigerian technology company, founded in 2019, building digital products for financial management, business automation and agricultural intelligence — and partnering with organisations to build what they need. Here is who we are, what we build and how we work.
· 4 min read
Business finance
Sales are not profit, and the cash in your drawer is not either. Here is a simple daily method to work out what your business really makes — with a worked example in naira — and the five mistakes that hide your true profit.
· 5 min read
Cooperatives & savings
Esusu, ajo and adashe groups help people across Nigeria save, but they run on trust — and trust breaks when records are unclear. Here is how to set rules, keep records and handle payouts so every member knows exactly where they stand.
· 4 min read
Agriculture
Most farmers know roughly what they spent and harvested — but "roughly" is not enough to price your produce, compare seasons or convince a lender. Here is what to record on a crop or livestock farm, a simple way to do it, and why it opens the door to finance.
· 4 min read
Technology
Going digital does not mean buying expensive software or changing everything at once. This five-step plan shows Nigerian business owners where to start, what to digitise first, and how to get staff to actually use the new tools.
· 4 min read
Business finance
Registering your business name with the Corporate Affairs Commission is now done online. This plain-English guide covers choosing a name, the availability search, the documents you need, and what to do once your certificate arrives.
· 5 min read
Company news
KudiAI Track is Amaya & Co. Technologies' app for recording sales and expenses, managing stock and credit, paying bills, and running Ajo, Esusu and cooperative savings — from a phone, in English, Pidgin, Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa. Here is what it does, who it is for, and how to start free.
· 4 min read
Cooperatives & savings
Cooperative societies in Nigeria are registered with the cooperative department of each state's ministry, and the rules differ from state to state. This guide explains the common steps, the documents you will need, and how to keep your cooperative in good standing after registration.
· 4 min read
Agriculture
A good harvest can lose much of its value between the farm and the buyer — to rot, pests, moisture and rough handling. These practical steps, from harvest timing to storage and selling, help farmers and aggregators keep more of what they grow.
· 5 min read
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