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Software solutions for businesses in Saudi Arabia

Custom ERP, mobile and payment software for Saudi companies, planned around Arabic workflows, branch operations, provider access and current invoicing requirements.

Projects we can scope for this market

Practical examples that start with the company's workflow and the systems it uses today.

ERP for branches and warehouses

Connect purchasing, stock, sales, accounting approvals and management reports while preserving the roles used by each branch.

Customer apps and portals

Build booking, ordering or account-service flows with Arabic and English interfaces plus a staff dashboard for fulfilment and support.

Payment and fintech integrations

Connect an eligible provider, record transaction status, handle refunds and prepare reconciliation. Regulated financial activity still needs its own authorization.

Decisions to make before development

Settling these points early makes the scope, testing and handover easier to review.

Invoicing and business systems

Map purchasing, stock and accounting to the company's actual processes. Confirm the applicable ZATCA phase, invoice fields and integration method with the responsible specialist. Software selection alone does not establish compliance.

Payment and bank connections

Identify the merchant account, approved provider and supported APIs before building a payment flow. Open banking and investment activities need their own regulatory assessment; acquiring software does not grant authorization.

Delivery scope

Agree on Arabic and English interfaces, access roles, data migration and acceptance tests. A written scope defines integrations, support and the work remaining before launch.

Delivery stages

Each stage ends with a review or test before work moves to the next one.

  1. 01

    Process and integration review

    Map the current workflow, data owners, branch roles and external providers. The first scope records assumptions that still need tax, compliance or provider confirmation.

  2. 02

    Bilingual workflow prototype

    Review the main customer and staff screens in Arabic and English before building every module. This is where invoice, checkout and approval steps are corrected.

  3. 03

    Build, migrate and integrate

    Develop approved modules, rehearse data migration and test provider sandboxes. Exceptions such as duplicate records, failed payments and rejected invoices stay visible in the test plan.

  4. 04

    Acceptance and handover

    Run complete scenarios with the responsible team, record open items and hand over deployment, access, backup and support documentation.

Expected deliverables

The final proposal identifies which deliverables apply to your project scope.

  • A written scope with workflows, roles and integration boundaries
  • Reviewed Arabic and English interfaces for the agreed workflows
  • Migration scripts or import templates plus a reconciliation report
  • Acceptance scenarios, deployment notes and agreed support responsibilities

What to bring to the first discussion

You do not need a complete specification. Real examples are enough for us to review the scope with you.

  • The current workflow, user roles and approval steps
  • Sample exports from accounting, stock or CRM systems
  • Provider documentation for payment or invoicing connections
  • The owner of Arabic and English content and acceptance testing

Solutions for your business

AI Agents for Business Management

AI agents that search company information and assist with CRM and business tasks, with scoped tools, access permissions and human approval where needed.

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

ERP software connecting accounting, sales, inventory and HR. Smart Team maps your processes, configures modules and plans migration and integrations.

Fintech & Payment Solutions

Payment and open banking software integrations with transaction tracking, reconciliation and access controls, scoped around your provider and market requirements.

Questions about delivery in this market

Direct answers about integrations, data and local requirements.

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Can you guarantee ZATCA compliance?

We can implement invoice fields and integrations against requirements that your responsible tax or compliance specialist confirms. The business remains responsible for registration, configuration approval and ongoing compliance.

Can you connect a Saudi payment provider?

Yes, when the merchant account is eligible and the provider supplies suitable APIs, test access and documentation. We define payment, failure, refund and reconciliation flows before implementation.

Can the same product support Arabic and English?

Yes. The scope should cover content ownership, right-to-left and left-to-right layouts, translated validation messages and acceptance tests in both languages.

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