From a field on an invoice to an app your sales rep carries in their pocket: we build what the standard system lacks inside your own system, so it stays sound through every update and the code stays yours.
Once you know the size of a request, you know how long it takes and how it is priced. Most requests are the first size.
Days, at a fixed price
Small changes to what is already there, each with a fixed price and a written limit, ordered from your account.
Weeks, by quote
Fitting the system to how work moves through your company and to the systems you deal with, priced in a written quote before anything starts.
Weeks, by quote
A complete interface for someone who should not need to log in to the system itself: a customer, a rep, a driver.
The requests we hear most, each with a fixed price, a usual delivery time and a written limit. Past the limit, or not on the list, is a quote — never an argument.
Customization price listYour system talking to the tools you keep: your online store, a payment gateway, a delivery company, a bank, WhatsApp.
From SAR 3,500Ask for a quote
A screen, a calculation or a workflow your business needs and nobody sells. Describe it, and we reply with a written quote.
Priced in a quoteAsk for a quote
Your system is the record, but it is not the right screen for a customer, a driver or a technician in the field. We build them a simple app that reads from your system and writes to it directly.
Published under your company's name
Kept current with every new iOS and Android release
Their invoices, statements and past orders, and online payment — on your domain, in your brand, in Arabic and English.
FromSAR 18,0006–10 weeks
The item catalogue, prices and the customer's balance, and the order taken on the visit — even where there is no signal, sent when the network returns.
FromSAR 35,0008–14 weeks
The day's tasks for a driver or a technician, a photo and a signature on delivery, and all of it in the system the moment it happens.
FromSAR 30,0008–14 weeks
Most customization trouble shows up on update day: a change written in the wrong place is lost, or stops the system. So we build everything one way.
We never edit ERPNext's own code. What we build is added as an app of its own, so it stays sound when the system under it is updated.
Before an update reaches your system we run it on a copy with your customizations. If anything clashes, we fix it before you see it.
Handed to you with a note of what was built. If you ever leave, it leaves with you.
Any fault in delivered work within 30 days, we fix at no cost.
The same steps for every request, large or small, so nothing surprises you on the invoice.
In your own words: what should happen, and who uses it.
What we will build and what we won't, and the price: fixed for an item on the list, a written quote for anything else — before you commit to anything.
Your live system is untouched while we work.
You test it yourself and send notes back if anything needs changing.
At a time you choose, with a way back if you need it.
Yes, without conditions. It is handed to you with a note of what was built, and if you leave, it leaves with you.
An item on the price list is paid in full when you order it. A quote is paid in two parts: a deposit to start, and the rest when it is delivered.
No. We build them as a separate app and run every update on a copy of your system with them first. If something clashes, we fix it before the update reaches you.
Usually, yes. We start with a short review of what is there — and if rebuilding it is cheaper than maintaining it, we will say so.
A small change we absorb. A bigger one becomes a new item or a quote, agreed before we start it. No invoices after the fact.
Yes, in your company's name: Apple and Google require the publisher to be the business. We guide you through opening it and publish under it.
The sales rep and field apps do: they keep the work on the phone and send it when the network returns. A customer portal rarely needs it.
Usually 8 to 14 weeks for the first release, depending on the screens and the systems it connects to. The written scope gives the date.
Yes, but it works best when we host it: then we can try every update with your customizations before it arrives.
