In July 1995, RapidSoft was approached by FedSure's Credit Life division to design and implement a Quasi Groups system to administer the insuring of Credit Cards from First National Bank and NedFin, and the subsequent claims processing. The system was designed and triumphantly implemented over the next few months, and it was fully operational by the end of August 1995. FedSure's Credit Life division then embarked on a huge marketing effort in order to promote various other products under the Quasi Groups System. The type of products that were introduced covered for Agricultural Loans, Educational Loans, Mortgage Loans, Micro Loans, Personal Loans, Leisure TimeShares etc.

The success enjoyed by the Quasi system prompted further development and in 1999 the system was implemented in FedSure's Windhoek, Namibian branch as well. A front-end system to the Quasi System known as the Quotation system was later designed for the FedSure's Credit Life Division. This system is responsible for administering the quotations for the potential scheme operators.

RapidSoft was also instrumental in a campaign called 'Getting to know you' carried out by the marketing division of Fedsure. RapidSoft was responsible for not only capturing the survey forms but also restructuring it in a format that was acceptable to the marketing division's Database. (Oracle) This made the data more tangible and allowed for better manipulation of data for statistical purposes. The impressive results provided by RapidSoft lead them to be re-commissioned when the survey was carried out again 2 years later.

In 2001, FedSure Group was taken over by Investech and the Credit Life division was taken over by Hollard Insurance.

Since Hollard's take over of the system, several other enhancements have also been introduced. Currently, we are in the process of user testing the Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) phase of claims payment. This system contains complete Audit Trail of production and claims modules as well as rigid user access control on the claims processing