Koris
One unit to measure what you use.
Koris count your use of Sasa, Pamoja and Picha. They sit in your LOBAKA account's wallet, or in your organization's.
What a kori measures
One person, one hour.
Today, one kori is one person connected for one hour: listener, speaker or camera. It is counted by the minute.
Participants never pay. The organizer creates the session, and their wallet is used.
Where Koris come from
Three origins, tracked separately.
- Included KorisAn allowance given to your account, renewed at regular intervals. It does not build up.Already in place
- Promotional KorisGranted by LOBAKA, for example during a pilot. They may have an end date.Already in place
- Purchased KorisBought with real money in LOBAKA Shop. They do not expire.Opening gradually
Wallet
Who Koris belong to.
- Your walletYour LOBAKA account's. It covers all your sessions, whatever the product.Already in place
- Your organization's walletShared with your team, according to each person's rights. You choose who funds a session or an event.In preparation
- Reserved KorisSet aside for an event, they are no longer available elsewhere. What was not used comes back afterwards.In preparation
Koris vouchersIn preparation
Give Koris, without transferring them.
A Koris pack bought in LOBAKA Shop gives a voucher: a unique 14-digit code.
You add it to your wallet, or you give it away. The person who receives it uses it with “Top up with a code”, once.
Once in a wallet, Koris stay there: they are not sent from one account to another.
What Koris are not
A usage unit, not a currency.
- Neither a currency nor a cryptocurrency: they are not traded and are not converted into money.
- They don't pay a Zando Services professional: that payment is made directly between you.
- They don't pay for a LOBAKA Shop item, which is paid with real money.
A question about Koris?
We explain what a session or an event would use, before you start.