Analysis and solution design
We start with your operation, not a template: process mapping, requirements, integration points, and the constraints your regulator or group IT imposes. You get an architecture you can review before anyone writes code.
Off-the-shelf systems force your operation to bend around someone else’s assumptions. We build software that fits how your organization actually works — designed, delivered and supported by a team in Riyadh, on a stack your IT department already knows.
What the engagement covers
Build on a supportable stack
Microsoft .NET, SQL Server and Azure, with Dynamics 365 where an ERP layer belongs. Chosen so your own team — or another vendor — can maintain what we hand over.
UX designed for the people using it
Interfaces built for the staff who live in the system daily, in Arabic and English, with right-to-left handled properly rather than mirrored as an afterthought.
Launch, handover and support
Testing, migration, training and documentation, then an agreed support model. You decide whether we operate it, your team does, or both.
How we deliver
Discovery
Two to four weeks mapping process, data and integrations. Ends with a scoped architecture, timeline and fixed price — payable, and yours to take elsewhere if you choose.
Iterative build
Working software in front of your users every two weeks. Scope changes are priced and agreed as they arise, never absorbed silently and invoiced later.
Launch and hand over
Migration, parallel running where the risk warrants it, training in both languages, and source code with documentation.
This fits when
- A packaged product covers most of your need but not the part that actually differentiates you
- Systems that should talk to each other don’t, and staff bridge the gap by hand
- A legacy application still runs the business but nobody wants to touch it
- You need the system, the data and the audit trail to stay inside the Kingdom
Discuss a build
Book a 30-minute call. Bring the process that’s causing you trouble and we’ll tell you honestly whether custom software is the right answer — sometimes it isn’t.