Make digital delivery normal
Create, submit, and share the compliant receipt from the same phone-first workflow instead of treating printing as the default finish line.
Risiti makes digital delivery the default, then measures what actually changed before publishing environmental claims.
Digital by default
Receipt № 000184
Paper-light
Ink-light
Hardware-light
Our claims rule
Measure the avoided print. Then publish.
Theory of change
Digital invoicing is not automatically sustainable. The benefit appears when the digital workflow actually replaces printing, consumables, or equipment. That is the change Risiti is designed to make observable.
Create, submit, and share the compliant receipt from the same phone-first workflow instead of treating printing as the default finish line.
Give small businesses a compliant path that does not require a dedicated receipt printer, a permanent desk, or recurring ink and paper purchases.
Combine system events with a baseline survey so an avoided-print claim is counted only when a digital receipt replaced a business's normal paper process.
Impact ledger
We will publish totals only when the metric, baseline, and conversion method are clear. Until then, the honest status is visible here.
Current public baseline
No tree-saved or carbon-avoided total is published yet. The first credible number requires observed digital delivery and a customer printing baseline.
Digital invoices issued
Risiti system event
Measurable nowDigital receipt deliveries
SMS and sharing events
Instrument nextPaper copies displaced
User baseline + delivery event
Pilot evidencePrinter hardware avoided
User-reported procurement baseline
Pilot evidenceTree or CO₂ equivalent
Published conversion methodology
Not claimed yetFor funders and partners
Grant and pilot support can help turn a promising product-level benefit into credible public evidence while expanding affordable compliance access for Kenyan SMEs.
Relevant development outcomes
MSME digitization, responsible consumption, climate-aware operations, and access to compliant financial infrastructure.
Study how Kenyan SMEs currently print, store, and deliver tax invoices across sectors and business sizes.
Subsidize digital compliance access for micro-businesses that are least able to absorb new hardware and administration costs.
Build privacy-safe delivery events, user baselines, and auditable aggregate reporting into the product.
Review assumptions, conversion factors, and reported outcomes before environmental equivalents are published.
Build the evidence with us.
Discuss a research, inclusion, or climate-tech pilot—and help shape the evidence brief.
Impact reporting without exposing businesses.
Public and grant reporting should use aggregate counts and documented assumptions. KRA PINs, buyer identities, invoice contents, phone numbers, and individual business performance do not belong in an environmental impact report.