Case Management System
Capture and update citizen issues, complaints, and service requests while in the field.
CountyERP connects field officers to the central platform with mobile tools for inspections, collections, evidence capture, and real-time updates from anywhere in the county.
Field teams often rely on paper notes, delayed reporting, and disconnected devices, which slows service delivery and weakens accountability.
CountyERP gives field teams mobile access to the same county workflows used in the office, reducing duplication and improving response times.
Receive assignments, complete workflows, and update status directly from the field.
Keep working in low-connectivity environments and sync records when connectivity returns.
Submit structured information directly into county systems without re-entry.
Tie inspections, assets, and incidents to geographic context for better coordination.
Support field collections, receipts, and service confirmations with immediate system updates.
Attach photo and field evidence to cases, inspections, or maintenance workflows.
Field officers benefit most when mobile work connects directly to the department systems driving service delivery.
Capture and update citizen issues, complaints, and service requests while in the field.
Support asset inspections, work orders, and infrastructure issue reporting with field data.
Record incidents, readings, and compliance observations directly from service areas.
Receive cleaner assignments from citizen requests and update service outcomes without duplicate entry.
Kenya's 47 counties span 290+ subcounties, each with revenue agents operating at market stalls, parking areas, permit desks, and slaughterhouses. The fundamental problem with manual cash collection is timing: revenue collected in the field on Monday may not reach the county bank account until Wednesday, with the amount determined by paper receipts that supervisors cannot verify in real time. This banking gap is where revenue leakage originates — not from systemic fraud, but from the structural impossibility of manual oversight at scale.
The ICRMS Regulations 2025 address this directly. The mandate requires digital receipting at the point of collection, with each transaction carrying a receipt number, agent identity, payment channel, and timestamp retrievable for Controller of Budget audit purposes. A field officer issuing a paper receipt to a market vendor is no longer compliant — the transaction must be processed through a system that writes immediately to the county revenue record. This is not a future requirement. Counties that completed their FY 2025/26 budget year without ICRMS-compliant field collection are already in non-compliance.
The supervision gap is equally significant. When a county revenue director cannot see collection figures from 12 subcounty markets until the close of the following business day, operational decisions about enforcement, agent deployment, and revenue forecasting are made on stale data. Real-time visibility changes the supervisory relationship: underperforming markets can be identified intraday, not monthly.
CountyERP's mobile field workflow closes these gaps without requiring agents to own smartphones or have continuous data connectivity. The M-Pesa STK push initiated by the field officer triggers direct payment to the county Paybill — no cash changes hands — and the transaction syncs to the county revenue system immediately. In low-connectivity areas, the agent app queues transactions for sync when connectivity returns, with the receipt issued at the point of collection regardless. The supervisor's dashboard updates in real time where connectivity permits, and reconciliation at end of day is automated.
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