The AGLO (Agency for the Management of Officials' Logistics) in Benin launched eHadj to manage registration and logistics for Beninese pilgrims attending the Hajj. The project aimed to solve challenges from manual processes and previous digital attempts.
The AGLO (Agency for the Management of Officials' Logistics) in Benin launched eHadj to manage registration and logistics for Beninese pilgrims attending the Hajj. The project aimed to solve challenges from manual processes and previous digital attempts.
The initial implementation of the system faced several challenges, leading to significant setbacks:
These challenges resulted in considerable financial losses, necessitated a revert to using Excel files for management, and caused significant dissatisfaction within the Muslim community.
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Within three months, Cactuce delivered a solution registering over 4,000 pilgrims with 96% satisfaction. The project restored AGLO’s reputation, generated over $30 million in revenue, and improved the pilgrim experience. The platform achieved 99.99% uptime with robust cloud solutions and failover mechanisms.