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How it works

The same transaction, seen four different ways

MConnect gives each participant the view their role requires. Everyone works from one record; nobody sees more than they should.

For suppliers

From an order in hand to materials on the floor

Everything a supplier needs to do is presented as a short list of next actions. No banking terminology, no forms that ask for information twice.

  1. Register your company and have the account reviewed
  2. Complete your company profile and capability information
  3. Upload the approved purchase order and supporting documents
  4. Set out how much working capital you need
  5. Provide the procurement plan and vendor quotations
  6. Track the transaction through procurement and delivery
  7. Submit invoices and supporting documents

For EPCs and project owners

Confirm what you issued, then watch it execute

Verification is a short structured checklist rather than a free-text sign-off, so what was confirmed is recorded unambiguously and permanently.

  1. Verify that the purchase order was issued and remains active
  2. Confirm the order value, the supplier and the payment terms
  3. Review the supplier relationship and approve transaction details
  4. Ask the supplier questions without leaving the transaction
  5. Monitor local-content execution across your suppliers
  6. Confirm receipt and acceptance of the delivery
  7. Upload related documentation to the shared record

For financial institutions

Underlying transactions you can actually see

A financing request arrives with the verification already done, the use of funds itemised, and the procurement and logistics milestones visible as they happen.

  1. Review transactions specifically shared with your institution
  2. Read the purchase-order verification and who performed it
  3. Access the supporting documentation under signed, audited access
  4. Ask questions and request further information
  5. Record the approved amount, rate or fee, and conditions precedent
  6. Approve, decline or request more information
  7. Record funding and track repayment against buyer payment

For AI Logistix

The transaction coordinator and logistics control layer

AI Logistix is not a bank and not a lender. It is the party that keeps the transaction moving and keeps the record complete for everyone else.

  1. Validate documentation as it arrives
  2. Coordinate procurement with the supplier and its vendors
  3. Arrange freight and coordinate customs clearance
  4. Monitor milestones and chase what is late
  5. Maintain the document trail across the transaction
  6. Provide lender visibility into execution as it happens
  7. Coordinate delivery and monitor payment milestones

Transaction lifecycle

Thirteen states, and only one is ever current

A transaction moves through a defined sequence. Invalid jumps are rejected by the platform — an unverified purchase order can never reach funding.

01

Purchase order

The supplier records the order it has received.

02

Verification

The buyer confirms the order is genuine and active.

03

Financing review

AI Logistix reviews, then a partner assesses.

04

Approved

A financing decision and any conditions are recorded.

05

Funded

The advance is recorded against the facility.

06

Procurement

Materials and components are ordered.

07

Logistics

Freight, customs and delivery are tracked.

08

Manufacturing

Fabrication progress and inspection are recorded.

09

Delivery

Goods or services reach the buyer.

10

Buyer acceptance

The buyer confirms receipt and acceptance.

11

Payment

The buyer payment is recorded against the invoice.

12

Repayment

The financing institution is repaid.

13

Closed

The transaction is complete and archived.

Important disclosure

MConnect is a supply-chain coordination and transaction-management platform. Financing availability is subject to independent review and approval by participating financial institutions. Submission of a purchase order or financing request does not constitute an offer or commitment to provide financing.

References to potential government agencies, development-finance institutions, banks, project owners, or EPC contractors describe potential platform participants or financing structures and do not imply endorsement or participation unless expressly stated. AI Logistix is not a bank, a licensed lender, or a representative of any government agency or project operator.