One Ecosystem. Endless Potential.
Orbit is the sign-in and the hub. Behind it sit twelve applications, proudly South African, developed, built and supported by NBS, and sold as a subscription: you pay for access, we run the servers, backups and updates. Ledger, Orion and Fuse share one database, so a customer, site or asset is captured once. Ephoro, Pulse, TAG and Flux run on the Newland and Impinj hardware we supply. Vault holds the files. Switch on the planets you need and add the rest when you are ready.
Know who's on your site — and where they are. Ephoro scans driver's licences and vehicle discs at the gate, then uses RFID site mapping to track movement across your site. No paper. No guessing. Complete visibility.
Full page →One cloud-based system for your money, stock and warehouse. From quotes and invoices to Sign-on-Glass, barcodes, labels, bins and stock control, Ledger keeps everything connected — without re-keying data between systems.
Full page →From the first job to the final invoice, Orion keeps your operation moving. Plan projects, schedule technicians, manage service calls, track assets and SLAs, capture feedback and give your team one place to get the job done.
Full page →Know what came in, where it went, and who handled it. TAG captures incoming materials and intake documents, reduces human error, tracks movement and chain of custody, and uses RFID, barcodes or scanning to keep stock visible from receiving through production and dispatch.
Full page →Know who worked, when they worked and what it costs. Pulse manages time and attendance, leave, manager approvals and notifications, with app or fixed-point clock-ins and a dedicated Android clock-in app — giving you accurate workforce records without the paperwork.
Full page →Know where your equipment is, who has it and whether it's compliant. Flux manages the full asset lifecycle — from issuing and bookings to returns, maintenance and compliance, with barcode tracking and a complete custody history.
Full page →One place for customers to log, track and communicate about every request. Fuse brings ticketing, customer portals, WhatsApp, work-order updates and live SLA tracking together — no questionable Excel SLA sheets, just real-time visibility from request to resolution.
Full page →Turn the contacts you already have into better business communication. Beacon discovers contacts from your Outlook correspondence for review, manages your database, builds and sends campaigns, tracks engagement, and keeps signatures, deliverability and unsubscribes under control.
Full page →Company files the whole team can actually find. A personal drive for everyone, shared drives per team, and links you stay in control of, all behind the same Orbit sign-in.
Full page →Know where every vehicle is — and how long it has been there. TAG Auto gives you a live view of your vehicle inventory, letting teams locate and check units in minutes while highlighting vehicles that have been standing too long and tying up money.
Full page →See every vehicle, driver and delivery in real time. Relay connects the control room, driver and customer in one live system, with mobile run management, customer tracking and parcel measurement built in — from dispatch to delivery.
Full page →Manage Android devices and printers from one place. Cipher handles enrolment by QR code, kiosk mode, policies, geofencing, remote actions and data usage — every feature included, running on infrastructure you own.
Full page →Orbit signs you in once for every application you are entitled to, with roles per person and per tenant.
Ledger, Orion and Fuse read the same customers, sites and assets, so a customer is captured once and used everywhere.
Subscription access with hosting, backups, updates and an SLA. No servers to buy and nothing to install.
Masked identifiers, consent capture, audit logs and an operator addendum in the agreement.
Handhelds, kiosks, RFID readers and printers from the NBS hardware range are configured for the suite.
Designed for SA documents, VAT, languages and networks, by a team you can phone.
A list of applications only gets you so far. These three blueprints walk the whole suite through one business, stage by stage — what happens on the ground today, what carries it afterwards, and what the gap between the two is costing. Each one names the systems it replaces and, just as plainly, what it does not do.
A livestock agency and abattoir loses money in the gaps between systems, not inside them — so the blueprint gives the animal one identity and carries it the whole way.
A factory knows exactly what came in the goods-in door and exactly what left the dispatch door. Everything between those two doors is a story people tell each other.
A transport company does its work four hundred kilometres away, at somebody else's gate — and the record of it comes home in a cab, days later, on paper.
Each blueprint is built on a composite operation rather than a named client, and every operational and financial figure in them is modelled and labelled as such. Pricing is quoted per operation after a site walkthrough.
