1Overview
See every supplier you develop in one view.
Where each one stands on the Mothusi Growth Standard, what holds it back, which documents are about to run out, its jobs, its ownership and its monthly report.
3 programmes running. 9 suppliers need you this week.
15 of 48 Established or aboveKopano Textiles up 6 points this month, Mokoena Construction up 4
2 documents ran out, 2 run out soonPula Hygiene’s B‑BBEE certificate on 29 September, Bokamoso Bakery’s tax clearance on 2 October41 of 48 September reports in318 people employed across them, 31 new since April
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▲ Kopano Textiles 6 points, Mokoena Construction 4 · ▼ Bokamoso Bakery 3, this month
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In date: 47 of 48 B‑BBEE certificates, 44 of 48 tax clearances.
New jobs each month
Most new jobs: Tswelo Retail 9, Kopano Textiles 7.
Molefe CateringSold R640k · 22 staff · asks for equipment finance
Mokoena ConstructionSold R1.2m · 18 staff · asks for help with a tender
7 not in: Puleng Transport, Bokamoso Bakery and 5 more, each reminded.
From the ownership each supplier gives in its record.
Product UI · illustrative data
2Needs analysis
Know where each supplier stands, and what it needs next.
Open any one to see its six pillars against your average, the levers it has proved, who signed them off, and the mission it should take on first. That record is your needs analysis, kept current as its levers are signed off.
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3Support
Spend your ESD budget where it moves suppliers up a tier.
Blockers are ranked by how many suppliers each one holds back, with what their owners say in their own words. Pick one and Mothusi drafts the programme for it. You name it and invite the suppliers.
21 members are stuck on the same thing: monthly financials kept up to date. What they need is guidance, a worked example or training.
“We have no bookkeeper. I do the books at night when I can.”
“Buyers ask for two years of signed accounts.”
A lever clears when its evidence is signed off. Attending a session does not clear it.
Mothusi drafted this programme
Monthly financials kept up to date- What it must achieve. Each of the 21 suppliers closes every month on time with its own records, from September on. Each month closed counts toward the 18 in a row that Established asks for.
- What the sessions cover. Setting up a simple cash book, closing a month step by step, and sending the monthly report from it.
- How you will know it worked. Three month-ends closed and signed off for each supplier, and a monthly close running on their record.
Then, in the programme wizard
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4Contracts
Post the work. Mothusi finds the suppliers who fit.
Post a contract or a tender and Mothusi recommends the suppliers who fit, each with its reason. Invite them in one go, and each one applies with the documents it already has on file, so nothing is uploaded twice.
Recommended by Mothusi · 5 invites sent
and 2 more
Nala Facilities and Mokoena Construction have applied, with their documents attached.
See the 2 applicationsBring them into your supply chain. Under the B‑BBEE codes, graduating enterprise development beneficiaries into supplier development earns a bonus point, and jobs created through your enterprise and supplier development earn another. Mothusi counts the jobs from each supplier’s roster.
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5Reports
Show your board what moved, and where each figure comes from.
Tiers, jobs, revenue and ownership across your suppliers, for the last 12 months or the year to date, as a PDF for your board. You can also ask in plain words.
How are our suppliers doing?15 of your 48 suppliers are Established or above, and 14 are still Forming. Jobs on their rosters rose from 287 to 318 since April, and the 41 who reported for September sold R14.6m. Two need attention: Bokamoso Bakery lost 3 points when its tax clearance ran out, and Puleng Transport has missed two monthly reports.
Suppliers by tier today
A supplier moves up a tier only when every lever for that tier is signed off.
Needs attention 4 suppliers
Mokoena ConstructionB‑BBEE certificate runs out on 28 October21 days left to renew itWhere each figure comes from
Tiers signed off by your reviewers against the evidence Jobs each supplier’s staff roster Revenue self-reported in their monthly reports Ownership what each supplier gives in its recordProduct UI · illustrative data
6Price
What it costs, beside your ESD budget.
One plan by how many suppliers you develop, with everything on this page included. Put in your own numbers.
Your plan: Starter
R180,000
a year paid upfront, or R18,000 a month
Your suppliers pay nothing to join, and mentors and service providers are never counted. Pay by card or bank transfer, against our invoice. See every plan