This week, startups in Indonesia are seeing new contenders in the field of healthtech, e-commerce, and coworking space

Helping small businesses embrace e-commerce with Djaring

 

E-commerce enabler platform for small businesses Djaring was officially launched on Tuesday in Central Jakarta.

The platform aims to help small businesses build their online presence, enabling them to include features such as payments and logistics.

Djaring partners with various logistics companies such as Tiki, JNE, SiCepat, and J&T to enable the logistics feature on their platform. It also partners with Jurnal.id to enable book-keeping feature for small businesses, and with Midtrans for the payments feature.

Led by CEO and Co-Founder Laksamana Mustika, Djaring’s service is also available as a mobile app and the price ranges between IDR200,000 (US$14) and IDR750,000 (US$54).

Keeping medical documents safe with Helopt

 

Indonesian healthtech startup Gorry Holdings on Tuesday launched its new service Helopt, an Android-based mobile app for users to keep their medical records.

The app allows users to upload images of their lab test results, doctor’s prescription, hospital bills, and other medical documents so that they can easily open and show them to the doctor on the next visit. The app translates the information on the images into a data tabulation that can be extracted online.

According to Gorry Holdings Founder and Managing Director William Susilo, the mobile app aims to help users keep their medical documents safe for a long time by minimising the risk of losing the documents. It can also be useful when patients are consulting to other doctors for a second opinion.

In addition to Helopt, Gorry Holdings also operates healthy food catering service Gorry Gourmet and healthy food directory GorryWell.

Also Read: Here are the new services launched by startups in Indonesia this week

New coworking space with Greenhouse

 

Coworking space operator Greenhouse launched its first facility in South Jakarta, located on the 25th floor of Multivision Tower in the CBD area of Kuningan.

Greenhouse offers services such as registered business addresses, company incorporation services, accounting and administrative services, printing, event spaces, and meeting rooms rentals. Designed by Head of School at LaSalle Singapore Ang Xin Wei, the facility also features a cafe and bar.

It is also running an initiative called the Greenhouse Booster Program, which is designed as a collaboration platform between corporation and the coworking space members. The platform allows members to access the companies’ services, products, market knowledge, experience, and brand power.

Greenhouse is looking forward to open four more locations in Indonesia and several in other countries by 2019.

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