Startup Act
Algoria Factory holds the Tunisian Startup Act label.
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Case study · anonymised
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A public institution steering a multi-year strategic plan under donor supervision, whose directorates reported each quarter by e-mail and spreadsheet, without a consolidated source or an audit trail.
Full results framework, role-based accountability in every directorate, distributed data entry at source, indicator history, reports aligned with international evaluation standards, deployment compatible with the institution's data-residency requirements.
The institution's directorates report directly on the platform; the strategic plan is tracked end to end; every figure in a donor report is bound to its source, its owner and its version.
Verifiable facts
Algoria Factory holds the Tunisian Startup Act label.
Headquartered in Tunis; registered branch in Dakar. We are where our clients are.
Monitoring & evaluation, regulatory reporting, augmented bookkeeping — on one foundation, Zenith Factory Tower.
Perspectives
Major donors are turning their evaluation criteria into funding conditions. An institution that cannot reconstruct a figure can no longer defend it. The results framework is becoming infrastructure, not a document.
ReadCentral banks across the region are making structured, automated submissions the norm. The question is no longer “which figure” but “which rule, which version, which control”. Institutions that anticipate this choose a system they will keep for ten years.
ReadOn-premises inference on commodity hardware is now economically reasonable. For a public institution or a bank, relying on a foreign cloud no longer has to be a forced compromise.
ReadIt is shared with the institution's consent, as part of a scoping engagement.