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Hapis Tech · Mauritius

Digital systems that connect people, buildings, data and AI.

Bring your website, operations, buildings and information closer to the people who use them. Hapis Tech designs and delivers digital systems around the work you need to do.

01 / Where work gets stuck

A better view.
A clearer next step.

  1. Customer choiceA customer finds your website, but cannot tell which service fits.
  2. Team handoffsA team has the information it needs, spread across inboxes and spreadsheets.
  3. Facilities decisionsA facilities manager sees alarms, but lacks the context to decide what deserves attention.

The starting points differ. The useful question is the same: what should someone be able to understand or do next?

We work from that question to the content, connections and controls a solution needs. Sometimes that means improving one journey. Sometimes it means bringing several systems together.

02 / Choose a starting point

Where do you want
to start?

The work you want to improve, and where to explore it
The work you want to improve
Help customers understand your offer and enquire with useful contextWebsites and digital platforms
Understand equipment, consumption and alarms across a propertyBuilding management (BMS) and smart buildings
Connect repeated tasks and make the next action visibleAutomation and dashboards
Find, extract and review information in your own materialAI and data systems
Explain a product, space or procedure through explorationAR, VR and interactive 3D

A solution can combine these capabilities when the connection serves the work. A website brief can become an operational record; a building alarm can inform a maintenance workflow; a document search can support a decision.

03 / Delivered work

Our work.

Our work includes building management, room-energy systems, water monitoring, utility billing and business software. Each project page explains its own scope, so you can judge its relevance to yours.

04 / How delivery runs

Clear decisions
throughout delivery.

  1. Step 01Agree the outcome
  2. Step 02Review the direction
  3. Step 03Inspect working increments
  4. Step 04Verify the connections before release

You stay involved at the points where judgement matters. Scope changes, support responsibilities and handover are discussed alongside the build, rather than left until the system is ready to launch.

05 / Hapis Labs

An idea you want
to inspect?

Hapis Labs gives experiments and demonstrations a separate place to be explored. Open an experience to see its particular question, behaviour and limits.

Africa Investment Matrix prototype: a dark map of Africa with country markers, investment pillars and a telemetry panel showing a ten-year trajectory chart.

Africa Investment Matrix

Prototype · Dated snapshot, historical & illustrative data

Explore regional investment and infrastructure across 22 tracked countries.

Explore the prototype
Africa Fleet Operations prototype: a dark operations map with hub markers, routes between cities and a fleet overview panel of simulated counts.

Africa Fleet Operations

Prototype · Simulated data

Visualise assets, movement and operational spaces across four zones.

Explore the prototype

Prototypes are built for exploration, not operational reporting.

Visit Hapis Labs

Capabilities and industries

Capabilities and the sectors we support

We work across all of the areas below with one team and one delivery approach, so a website, an operations dashboard and an AI workflow can be planned to fit together. What you receive at handover, such as code, documentation and access, is agreed for each project.

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Sectors we can support

  • Property and facilities
  • Hospitality and resorts
  • Logistics and fleet
  • Financial and professional services
  • Public sector and utilities
  • Education and training

06 / Next step

Tell us where the work
gets difficult.

Start with the problem, what you use today and what a useful first result would change. You do not need to arrive with a complete technical specification.