Why SNDI
Infrastructure that fits how Nigerian businesses actually buy
Offshore providers price in dollars, invoice in a format your auditor queries, and cannot tell you which country your data sits in. We do the opposite.
Data residency, stated plainly
Workloads and their backups sit at our carrier-neutral Tier III facility in Lagos. Residency is written into the service agreement and does not change without your written instruction. For regulated customers this is the difference between an approval and a finding.
Naira, and the tax handled correctly
Prices are published in naira, exclusive of VAT at 7.5%. VAT appears as its own line. Where you deduct withholding tax at 5%, we expect the net, mark the invoice part-paid, and track the credit note until you supply it — rather than chasing you for a balance you have already remitted to the revenue service.
Procurement-shaped, not checkout-shaped
You configure, we quote with 14-day validity, you accept, we raise a proforma against your purchase order, and payment follows by transfer or card. Every transfer carries a unique reference so reconciliation is not guesswork.
Latency measured from Lagos
In-country compute removes the transatlantic round trip. For interactive applications serving Nigerian users this is the single largest performance factor available to you.
A written service level
Availability targets, response times and remedies are set out in the SLA. Incidents are logged, communicated, and reviewed. Remote hands interventions are recorded with a time and a named engineer.
One record of everything
Quotes, orders, services, IP allocations, invoices, payments, credit notes and tickets all live against your organisation in the portal, with an audit trail on the entries that matter.