IT services for organisations in Benin
Cotonou, Benin's economic capital, and Porto-Novo, its official capital, are reachable by road from Accra along the coast, through Togo. We deliver most services remotely and travel for network projects.
What we can do from Ghana
These services are ordered, set up and supported online, so they work the same way in Benin as in Ghana.
SSL certificates
Ordered online, validated by email or DNS and installed remotely on your server. SSL for West Africa
Hospital Management System
Hosted, or on a server in your hospital, used in a web browser. Hospital IT for West Africa
Helpdesk
Tickets, service levels and IT assets for your team, set up and supported online. Helpdesk
Cybersecurity
Firewall configuration, SIEM monitoring and endpoint protection, managed remotely. Cybersecurity
Microsoft 365
Business email and genuine licences from a Microsoft partner, set up remotely. Microsoft
Remote support
A helpdesk for your staff, and monitoring of the systems we set up. Support
What needs an engineer on site
Cotonou is reachable by road from Accra through Togo, so on-site surveys and installations can be arranged for network, Wi-Fi and hospital projects.
- Structured cabling and fibre backbones
- Wi-Fi surveys and installation
- Nurse call, PA and low-current systems
- Server rooms, racks and UPS
Worth knowing in Benin
- The Port of Cotonou serves Benin and its inland neighbours: trading and logistics firms need reliable links and protection against fraud by email.
- Business email set up properly, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC, makes it much harder for criminals to send invoices in your name.
- Websites on .bj domains use the same SSL certificates and validation as any other domain.
For banks and businesses in Benin
Banks and trading houses in Cotonou and Porto-Novo depend on email and online payments, which makes them targets for invoice fraud.
Banks, savings & microfinance
Firewalls, SIEM monitoring, secure links between branches, websites and SSL for online banking, and genuine Microsoft licensing, from the IT partner to community banks across Ghana. IT for banks
Businesses & offices
Office networks and Wi-Fi, Microsoft 365 email, endpoint protection, backups, websites and a support plan with response times agreed in writing. Our services
Fraud-resistant email
SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up on your domain, so criminals find it much harder to send fake invoices or payment requests in your name.
How to start
- Tell us what you need, by WhatsApp, email or the contact form.
- We reply with questions, a proposal and a quotation in cedis.
- For SSL, open an account in the client portal and order online straight away.
Prices, VAT and your own country's rules
Prices and invoices are in Ghana cedis. Because we are a Ghanaian business, our invoices include Ghana VAT (15%), NHIL (2.5%) and the GETFund levy (2.5%) for every customer, wherever they are. Your own country's rules on services bought from abroad may also apply, and they change, so please check with your accountant or tax adviser.
Language: Our team works mainly in English. If you need French or another language, tell us when you get in touch and we'll agree how to handle it, case by case.
Can you support us without coming to Benin?
Yes. SSL, Microsoft 365, the hospital management system, the helpdesk and firewall monitoring all work remotely once they are set up.
How do we pay from Benin?
Prices and invoices are in Ghana cedis; your bank or card converts from CFA francs (XOF). Pay online in the client portal, or contact us to agree another way.
Do you charge VAT to customers outside Ghana?
Yes. Our invoices include Ghana VAT, NHIL and GETFund for every customer. Your own country may also apply its own tax rules to services bought from abroad; check with your adviser.
Talk to us about your project in Benin.
Write to us by WhatsApp or email and we'll reply within one working day.