GhostDraft joins 2026 IT Indaba as Silver partner

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Customer communication management platform GhostDraft has signed up as a Silver partner for the IT Indaba taking place on 21 October 2026.

GhostDraft is a customer communication management platform that automates document generation for regulated industries across South Africa. The company helps business and IT teams create compliant, personalised documents at scale, ranging from policy packs and loan agreements to benefit statements and fund fact sheets.

With over three decades of document automation expertise, GhostDraft allows business users to control templates while IT sets the guardrails. More than 120 insurers, banks and financial services companies rely on the cloud-based platform to digitally transform their document processes, benefitting from faster speed to market, reduced compliance risk and seamless API integrations.

Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with GhostDraft at the 2026 IT Indaba, where over 3,000 IT professionals and industry leaders will gather for a day of learning, networking and fresh ideas and conversations. With multiple power-packed sessions led by top speakers and a vibrant expo floor, this is where conversations become strategies and strategies become action.

The full-day event will feature live demos, pitches, exhibitors from across the industry and insights from leading CIOs.

 

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