Before: paper receipts
Digital receipts by WhatsApp and email
Payers get their receipt the moment they pay.
Tulus gives institutions a mobile app for field collectors (amil), QR payments for each collector, a live collection dashboard, a planner for field visits, a registry of beneficiary addresses, its own payment gateway, Tulus Amanah Assets for asset and facilities management, the Tulus app for contributors, and SnapNPay for QR and online payments.
Each works on its own or together, and connects to the collection system your institution already uses.
The whole zakat collection on a collector's phone, from the payer's details to the receipt.
A QR code and link for every collector, so payers can pay online, safely.
Collections, commission and settlement, as they happen.
Plan, assign and follow field visits on a map.
Map your asnaf and other beneficiaries, and review their locations before assessment visits and assistance delivery.
Accept FPX, debit card and credit card payments through Tulus's own gateway, with confirmations, receipts and records that connect to your systems.
Asset and facilities management: one register, planned and corrective maintenance, and work orders for your sites and equipment.
The contributor app for zakat, sadaqah, infaq and waqf, free on iPhone and Android, where people give to your institution in a few taps.
QR and online payments for local councils, education providers and other organisations, with a scan-to-pay app for the people who pay them.
Before: paper receipts
Payers get their receipt the moment they pay.
Before: handwritten ID details
Fewer typing errors and faster collection at the counter or the door.
Before: cash reconciled weekly
Your collection system is up to date without manual re-entry.
Before: little visibility
Managers see collections and field activity as they happen.
Ask us for a demonstration of the solutions your teams would use, and how they connect to your systems.
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