Configuration
Workflows, roles, approval chains, fields, branding and language, set up against how your organization works. No code, no divergence from the product roadmap.
We own the platforms we sell, so when one covers most of what you need we can configure and extend it to cover the rest. What we do not do is fork the product for a single client. Your deployment stays on the supported upgrade path — which is the whole reason to buy a platform rather than commission a system.
What we change, and what we don’t
Extension
Modules, integrations and reports built alongside the core product — connecting your ERP, identity provider or government portal — while the platform underneath keeps receiving updates.
Where this stops
If a requirement means changing the product’s core model for one client, we say so rather than quietly forking it. That work belongs in custom development, and we will tell you so.
The platforms
Experia for enterprise communication, Masharef for facilities, Almajles for boards and committees, Atam for operations, Hema for governance, risk and compliance.
How we scope it
Fit assessment
We map your requirements against what the product already does. Most of what buyers assume needs building turns out to be configuration.
Scope the difference
Only the genuine gap gets estimated, split into configuration and extension so you can see what each part costs and why — and what falls outside both.
Deliver and maintain
Built, tested and deployed — and because nothing is forked, your deployment keeps receiving platform updates on the normal release cycle.
This fits when
- A platform covers most of the requirement and procurement has stalled over the remainder
- You want a proven product but your sector has rules a generic tool ignores
- Building from scratch is being considered mainly because nothing quite fits
- Data residency, Arabic-first use or PDPL compliance rules out an international SaaS product
Ask about a fit assessment
Book a 30-minute call. Bring your requirements and we will tell you what the product already does, what would need building, and what that involves.