NIS Technovation

Systems of record — designed, built, operated

Software that institutions run their operations on.

NIS Technovation designs, builds, and maintains the systems behind property portfolios, insurance books, and hospital wards — one connected practice, purpose-built for each.

NIS Technovation
FIMS Live
iHIS In development

The apps

Every system, one practice.

Property Rental

Live

Property management, end to end

Multi-tenant rental management for property managers — leases, invoicing, tenant communication, and owner reporting in one system.

FIMS

Live

Funeral insurance, fully administered

Membership, claims, billing, and funeral bookings for funeral insurance providers, with a full audit trail per policy.

iHIS

In development

Hospital administration at scale

Admissions, pharmacy, maternity, and reporting for government hospitals — built to replace legacy systems without disrupting care.

Preview coming soon

Property Rental

Live

Property management, end to end

Multi-tenant rental management for property managers — leases, invoicing, tenant communication, and owner reporting in one system.

FIMS

Live

Funeral insurance, fully administered

Membership, claims, billing, and funeral bookings for funeral insurance providers, with a full audit trail per policy.

iHIS

In development

Hospital administration at scale

Admissions, pharmacy, maternity, and reporting for government hospitals — built to replace legacy systems without disrupting care.

Preview coming soon

How we deliver

From an existing system to a running one.

01

Assess

Audit the existing system — legacy code, data, and the business rules buried in both — before anything gets proposed.

02

Plan

A migration and build plan scoped to the institution — what moves, what's rebuilt, and how existing data carries across intact.

03

Build

Full-stack development against the plan, with the institution's real workflows, rather than a generic template, drive the design.

04

Operate

Hosting, systems administration, and support after go-live — one point of contact for the whole stack, not just the code.