Guided onboarding
Cyber Developers walks the parlour through the workspace and the records it already uses.
Limpopo
A small first group of funeral businesses in Limpopo can help shape ParlourHub before a wider introduction across South Africa.
Cyber Developers walks the parlour through the workspace and the records it already uses.
A trial is opened by an administrator in a separate database. The public website cannot create a login by itself.
Pilot businesses can ask for training and technical support while they try the daily funeral workflow.
Bugs, missing steps and ease of use are collected so the product can be improved.
The licence is R899 a month or R9,500 a year, with 30 days free for a new parlour.
Thohoyandou, Tzaneen, Polokwane, Giyani, Louis Trichardt / Makhado and surrounding towns are the first focus.
This stores an early-access enquiry. It does not create a trial login and it does not send email.
Businesses already in the programme can leave a note. It is stored for administrators.
Testimonials will appear here only after a funeral business has given written permission. None are published yet.