We’re the team that stays up with your system.

A Saudi company from Riyadh, founded in 2024 by engineers who spent years running ERPNext. The servers, backups, updates and the watch at night are ours — your time goes to your business.

The software is the easy part. Running it is the part nobody warns you about.

ERPNext is excellent: it covers accounting, inventory, sales and HR for a mid-sized company, with no licence fees. Saying yes to it is easy.

But someone has to own what comes after the install: the upgrades, the backups, the scheduled job that stopped at 2am, the customization an update broke. In most companies that falls to a finance manager who never signed up for it.

So we built RAMCORE: your system ready in about fifteen minutes, in Arabic, and run by a team that knows it. Your code and your data stay yours, to take whenever you like.

A day in the life of your system

What happens behind the screen every day, without you asking. Scroll to watch the day go by.

  1. 02:00

    A full backup

    A copy of your data is taken every night, and we keep each one for thirty days.

  2. 04:00

    Updates, tested first

    ERPNext updates are tested before they reach your system — never on it.

  3. 07:00

    The connection stays secure

    Your site’s certificate is checked, and renewed well before it expires.

  4. 09:00

    The day shift takes over

    Support runs around the clock in Arabic and English; the morning shift picks up where the night one left off.

  5. 14:00

    Scheduled work runs

    Reminders, reports and recurring invoices in your system run — and we check they finished.

  6. 22:00

    The watch never sleeps

    A health check every five minutes, day and night. If something breaks, we know before you do.

What we don’t negotiate on

Four principles that have cost us a deal now and then. We kept them anyway.

2024Founded in Riyadh
8+Years with Frappe and ERPNext
5 minBetween health checks
30Days each backup is kept

The people you’ll talk to

A small team on purpose, that knows its customers’ systems by name.

Operations

Look after the servers, backups and updates, and step in before an alert becomes an outage.

Implementation

Move your data across, set the system up the way you work, and train your team until it runs on its own.

Support

Answer your everyday questions in Arabic and English, and follow each request until it’s closed.