For cooperatives, NGOs and livelihood programmes

Get every maker in your programme onto one system — without asking them to learn software.

Members submit with a photograph and a voice note in their own language. Your team verifies. Zevyla handles the catalog, the inventory, the orders and the payable ledger, and produces the reporting your funders already ask for.

Voice + photo
Intake method
Language-agnostic
Languages
Human-in-the-loop
Verification
Append-only
Ledger

What gets in the way today

Members can't use a dashboard

Literacy, language and device constraints make conventional catalog tools unusable in the field. Intake here is a photo and a spoken description.

Reporting eats your programme staff

Impact numbers are reassembled by hand from spreadsheets every quarter. Here they fall out of the transaction record itself.

Payments are opaque to the maker

An append-only artisan payable ledger shows what was earned, what was paid and what is outstanding, per member.

What you get on Zevyla

  • Voice- and photo-first member intake in any language
  • Human verification before anything is published
  • Per-member payable ledger with an immutable history
  • Funder-ready impact and provenance evidence
  • Complete isolation from every other organization on the platform

No call required

Pilot Brief for cooperatives and NGOs

A short brief covering what a 90-day Zevyla pilot involves: what your team does, what we do, what data is captured and what evidence you hold at the end.

Questions we get asked first

Do makers need smartphones?

Submissions are made from any camera phone that can record audio and take photographs. Field staff can also submit on a member's behalf.

Can our data be seen by other organizations?

No. Each organization is a separate tenant with its own artisans, catalog, inventory, orders and reporting, enforced at the database level.

Who verifies the claims?

Your reviewers do. The AI drafts a listing; a named human approves or rejects it, and the decision is written to an audit log.

See it running with your own scenario.

A guided walkthrough using an organization like yours: submission, verification, publication, order, settlement and provenance.