• Beezop centralizes recurring procedures and task lists to reduce errors and protect brand reputation.

• Founder Charles Dairo targets workplace disorganization by embedding method into daily operations.

• The platform adds dashboards, alerts, and analytics to improve execution speed and managerial oversight.

Charles Dairo is a Nigerian computer scientist and technology entrepreneur. He co-founded and leads Beezop, a startup that helps companies organize repetitive tasks and structure work processes.

Founded in 2021, Beezop centralizes all procedures and recurring task lists for teams. The platform ensures that employees know what to do, when to do it, and how to do it efficiently.

The company aims to reduce errors, prevent customer dissatisfaction, and protect corporate reputation. The platform provides an intuitive space to create step-by-step sequences that organize work processes. Teams can share these sequences across the organization so employees access the right instructions at the right time. The tool formalizes company know-how and makes it accessible to all staff, including new hires.

Once teams launch tasks, Beezop displays process progress on a simple visual dashboard. Managers can track execution, identify bottlenecks, and receive alerts when key actions require attention. The system can send notifications at the start, at completion, or at each critical step of a process.

Beyond operations, Beezop delivers analytics to clarify day-to-day business performance. Companies can measure how many processes teams launched or completed over a given period and assess the average execution time of full tasks.

Alongside Beezop, Charles Dairo serves as chief executive of CKDIGITAL, a web development agency he founded in 2011. In 2020, he co-founded Questionwave, a tool that helps users collect questions during Q&A sessions. He also founded Kindlybook, a solution that helps African service providers automate appointment scheduling and payments. Since 2024, he has acted as a startup mentor at the Founder Institute.

Charles Dairo graduated from Redeemer’s University in 2009 with a bachelor’s degree in computer science. He completed an internship at Ericsson in 2008. He joined Unotech Media in 2010 as a designer and web developer. Between 2011 and 2012, he worked as a web design consultant for The Fountain of Life Church.

This article was initially published in French by Melchior Koba

Adapted in English by Ange J.A de Berry Quenum