SACCOs, clubs, and member associations run committee elections and member votes where turnout is the hardest part: members are scattered across towns, and a physical AGM often fails to hit quorum.
Booking a hall, printing ballots, and getting enough members physically present is expensive and unreliable — a low-turnout meeting can fail to hit quorum, forcing a costly re-run.
Some associations fall back to a paper register at the door and a manual count by the electoral committee; when a result is close, the losing side questions the register, the count, or both, and the committee has no independent way to prove either was right.
Qura lets members vote from wherever they are — a matatu stage, a shop, home — over the web or USSD, so quorum is no longer a function of who could physically travel that day.
Load your member database and verification method.
Members confirm membership status before voting.
Web or USSD — no travel, no hall required.
Live turnout lets the committee confirm quorum in real time.
A tamper-evident trail settles any dispute after the fact.
Yes. Turnout is visible live to the electoral committee, so you can see whether quorum has been reached before the voting window closes.
USSD voting works on any mobile phone with no internet connection or app required — the same ballot, a different channel.
You provide the member register (or connect it), and voters are checked against it before they're allowed to cast a ballot — by phone number, member ID, or another identifier you choose.