Joining what you already have
Your accounting, your storage, your messaging and your sales tools already work. The gap is between them, and that is far cheaper to fix than replacing any of them.
Cloud first systems sized for a market where being quick matters more than being large.
Bahrain is a small market that moves faster than its size suggests. Businesses here adopted cloud services earlier than most of the region, which is an advantage, and it produces a specific problem: eight or nine separate subscriptions that each do one job well and none of which talk to each other. Somebody spends their week moving data between them by hand.
That is a good position to build from. You do not need a large system replacing everything. You need the connective tissue, one layer that joins what you already pay for, plus the handful of things that genuinely have to be built for you.
Your accounting, your storage, your messaging and your sales tools already work. The gap is between them, and that is far cheaper to fix than replacing any of them.
No server in a cupboard and nobody needed to look after it. The running cost is visible before you commit, not discovered later.
Your week starts on Sunday and ours on Monday. We cover yours, so your first working day is a working day for us too.
Right to left layout designed in from the start, both languages kept properly current, documents correct in either.
Fast, secure, mobile first websites and the web applications behind them. Built to load quickly, rank well and keep working when the traffic arrives.
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Cross causeway movement, customs paperwork and stock across more than one market.
Production, quality and dispatch records kept in spreadsheets beside a system that only does part of the job.
Several outlets, several systems, and head office reporting that is always a few days old.
We work with businesses in Manama, Riffa, Muharraq, Isa Town and across Bahrain.
Two and a half hours of difference and full coverage of your Sunday to Thursday week gives an overlap on every working day you have.
A written update on the same day each week, a board open to you at all times, and the engineers on the call. One responsible person who does not rotate.
Nobody should hand a large project to a team they have never worked with on the strength of a proposal document.
Not about technology. What the job is, who does it today, how long it takes and what it costs when it goes wrong.
What is included, what is not, what it costs and when it finishes. In writing before anything starts.
Four to eight weeks of real work you can use, not a prototype. You see the code, the pace and how we behave when something goes wrong.
With working software in front of you instead of a slide deck. If we are not the right team, you found out cheaply and you keep what was built.
Usually yes, if they offer an API, and most modern cloud products do. We start by checking exactly what each one can and cannot expose, and tell you honestly where a connection is not possible.
It depends entirely on scope. The mistake is trying to replace everything at once. One process, built properly, usually pays for itself long before a full platform would have launched.
Yes, right to left interfaces with Arabic and English maintained together.
In whichever region suits you, with the services that process it stated in writing. Where your advisers set a requirement, we build to it.
BHD or USD, by bank transfer against delivery milestones.
Typically four to eight weeks for something genuinely useful. We would rather give you a real date than a flattering one.
Describe the process that is costing you the most time. We will tell you what we would build, roughly what it would cost and whether it is worth doing at all. If it is not, we will say so.
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