The story: why it exists.
Most businesses in Nigeria discover a problem the same way: the figures are short at the end of the month, and nobody can say where or when. Not because people are dishonest, but because a hundred small handovers happen every day and almost none of them are recorded.
Relynked's answer is to make the recording invisible. A waiter takes an order, a storekeeper hands over a crate, a customer pays by transfer. Each of those is already happening. Relynked simply makes sure each one carries a name and a time, and then does the arithmetic nobody has time to do by hand.
Angles worth exploring.
A count that cannot see the answer. Stock is counted blind at both ends, so a gap shows up as one step with a name on it, not a month that is short.
A transfer is not money until it lands. Relynked refuses to treat a payment screenshot as proof, which is a deliberate stance on a problem every Nigerian merchant recognises.
An assistant that speaks like the customer. Remy answers on WhatsApp in English or Pidgin, gives only the business's real prices, and hands the chat to a person when one is needed.