Qorvex Fabric is a data layer for small and mid-sized businesses in Nigeria — it brings the records scattered across point-of-sale, inventory sheets, bank and payment exports and supplier lists into one clean, connected dataset you can ask questions of in plain language.
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A growing shop keeps its numbers in a dozen places, and none of them agree. Qorvex Fabric connects those sources, resolves the same shop, supplier or product written many ways into one entity, and turns the result into a single clean, connected dataset — one you can question in plain language and forecast from. Qorvex Fabric reads only the data a business connects, and never moves money.
Connect the data a business already keeps — POS exports, inventory sheets, bank and payment statements, supplier lists. Qorvex Fabric aligns the fields, unifies currency and date formats, and removes duplicates.
The same shop, supplier or product is written a dozen ways across systems. Qorvex Fabric resolves them into one entity — the core work of a data layer — so the numbers finally add up.
Ask the unified data in plain language — “which three suppliers took half of last month's spend?”, “which items keep running out?” — and get back a table and a chart, not a paragraph.
Project cash, stock and sales from the current trend, and flag what is about to run low or run out — early enough to act on it.
Bring in POS, inventory, bank, payment and supplier exports as they already are.
Align the fields and resolve duplicate shops, suppliers and products into one entity.
Question the unified data in plain language; get a table and a chart back.
Project cash and stock from the trend and flag what is about to run short.
Most tools draw a chart on top of one messy export. Qorvex Fabric does the work underneath first: it reconciles the exports into a single dataset where every shop, supplier and product means one thing. Once the layer is clean, asking a question and forecasting from it are the easy part.
Qorvex Fabric sees only the sources a business chooses to connect — nothing else, nothing hidden.
It unifies and analyses the records. It does not pay, transfer, lend or touch anyone's funds.
The owner decides what connects and confirms what each entity means; the layer follows that.
Qorvex Fabric is being built on standard cloud infrastructure. The heaviest work — fine-tuning our own model, and batch entity resolution across many connected businesses — is a GPU workload, so the roadmap moves it onto NVIDIA as the data grows.
A Python data pipeline connects, cleans and unifies the sources; cloud model APIs turn a plain-language question into a query over the unified dataset. No NVIDIA hardware is in use yet.
As the data grows: NVIDIA RAPIDS (cuDF) for batch entity resolution across many connected businesses; our own small open-weight model fine-tuned on NVIDIA GPUs for plain-language questions and forecasts; served with NVIDIA Triton Inference Server and NVIDIA NIM.
Standard cloud today, no NVIDIA in use yet; NVIDIA RAPIDS, fine-tuning on NVIDIA GPUs, Triton and NIM are the next step.
QORVEX is an independent software company building Qorvex Fabric. Privately held, in development, and based in Nigeria.
| Legal entity | QORVEX · Nigeria |
| Product | Qorvex Fabric — a data layer for small business |
| Stage | In development |
| Location | Nigeria |
| Incorporated | Nigeria, 2026 |
| Status | Privately held · no outside funding |
| Contact | abdullah@qorvexfabric.com |
Designs, builds and runs Qorvex Fabric: the connectors, the unified data layer, and the plain-language questions over it.
Qorvex Fabric is built by QORVEX, Nigeria.
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