Jscafe
Computer Engineering in Cape Town

Developed and supported from South Africa and used by thousands worldwide. Controls prepaid, postpaid, contracts and monitors bandwidth.

Launched in Cape Town, South Africa in 2002 and having now sold thousands of units all over the world, JSCafe is undoubtedly now a leading PC use time management software. It has built an immense reputation as a robust and reliable tool for enhancing the efficiency and productivity of an internet cafe, business centre, library, breakfast and bed, backpackers, hotel etc. To all potential customers from all over the world, we would like to remind you that we are a simple phone call away! We highly recommend that when setting up the software for a trial version you should not waste your precious time reading our manual of how to setup the software but rather you or your network administrator should call us for telephonic guidance. During this telephonic guidance we also get to know you our valued customer and establish a long term working relationship with you so that our relationship does not end when you pay us but rather strengthens so that in future you or your staff will not hesitate to call us for support even for the silliest of queries! A customer is given a password by the cashier at the point of sale which he/she punches at the allocated PC. When the customer is finished with using the PC he/she logs off and goes to the cashier where the cashier will look on her screen to see how long the customer has been using the PC and thus bill him/her accordingly. A customer who has registered for a contract does not need to report to the cashier at the point of sale when he enters the shop, instead he can walk straight to any free PC and type in his/her username and password and start using the PC until their prepaid time is finished. This is a powerful feature for enhancing loyalty of customers as they will always come back to finish up their prepaid time. The program also restricts customers from accessing control panel, display properties, internet properties etc without permission from staff.