Manage & pay your workforce across Africa.
For US and international businesses working with contractors, employees and service providers in African markets. Keep the work and the payment connected.
Illustrative workflow
Know who to pay. See what happened next.
Workforce records and payments, connected in one place.
Workforce record
Payment details together
Review payment
Prepared for review
Track outcome
Status stays with the record
You found the right people. Paying them should not be the hard part.
An invoice gets buried. A transfer is flagged. You check multiple systems to see who was paid. Add another market, and the work multiplies. A late payment costs trust and time you cannot easily get back.
The record
A service provider invoice sits in an email thread. The details behind it live somewhere else.
The route
A contractor's transfer hits a snag, and you need to work out what changed.
The answer
Your team checks different tools just to answer: who has actually been paid?
From the workforce record to the payment result.
Workforce Operations keeps the context in view. Workforce Payments connects it to the movement of money.
Record
Know who you work with and what is due.
Prepare
Bring payment details together.
Review
Check the payment before money moves.
Fund
Make funds available for the payment.
Execute
Use an available route for that market.
Track & reconcile
Follow the outcome back to the record.
Routes depend on infrastructure, partners and regulatory requirements in each market.
One continent. Many ways money moves.
Across Africa, currencies, banking relationships, payment networks and requirements differ by market. A route that works in one place may need a different partner or process in another.
A business paying its workforce should not have to piece all of that together alone. Otority is built around these realities, not stretched into them as an afterthought.
Across borders
Your business and its workforce in Africa
Through the right route
Infrastructure, partners and requirements
To your workforce
People and service-provider businesses doing the work
Getting paid by clients abroad?
If you run a registered African agency, publisher or consultancy, Otority also helps you receive card payments from US and international clients without your own US legal entity. Service providers are part of the workforce too. Here, your business is the one getting paid.
Ready to simplify how you manage your workforce in Africa?
Tell us about your business and the people and service providers you work with.