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Services · Business systems, Automation and integration
Four services
- Published workBusiness systemsWhen the business runs on inboxes and spreadsheets.
- Published workClient and partner portalsWhen customers or partners need your team for every step.
- Published workAutomation and integrationWhen the same work is done by hand every day.
- Scoped capabilityAIWhen a repetitive task might be one for AI.
Published work
Business systems
When the business runs on inboxes and spreadsheets.
You get one system your team runs the business on: the cases, records, approvals and reports brought into one place people work through. We start by following the work with the people who do it, agree what has to change, and deliver it a piece at a time.
Sounds familiar?
- “The process lives in a spreadsheet only one person really understands.”
- “Month-end reporting is three days of copying and pasting.”
- “Staff avoid the system we paid for and go back to the spreadsheet.”
Typical deliverables
- Operations systems for cases, records and the team's work
- Reports produced from the figures, approved before they go out
- HR, attendance and approvals
- Deal tracking
Published work
Client and partner portals
When customers or partners need your team for every step.
You get a place your customers, partners or agencies sign in to and act for themselves: their bookings, balances and documents, each person seeing only what is theirs, and the administration your team runs it with. We design it with the people who will use it, in the languages they use.
Sounds familiar?
- “Our partners need their own view of our data, not a copy of the spreadsheet.”
- “We want to sell the system we built for ourselves.”
- “We need it in Arabic, properly, not translated on top.”
Typical deliverables
- Partner and agency portals
- Each user sees only what their role allows
- Prepaid balances and settlement
- Customer-facing sites and shops in English and Arabic
- Administration your own team runs
Published work
Automation and integration
When the same work is done by hand every day.
You get the routine work (collecting, checking, chasing, sending) running on its own and saying so when it fails, connected to the email, spreadsheets, payment providers and partner systems you already use. We start from the routine as your team runs it today.
Sounds familiar?
- “Someone does the same thing every morning before the day can start.”
- “We find out something broke when a customer tells us.”
- “It works until it doesn't, and then nobody knows why.”
Typical deliverables
- Information collected for you on a schedule
- Automatic checks that raise an alarm
- Reports and notifications that send themselves
- Connections to mailboxes, payment providers and partner systems
- Existing records brought across into the new system
Next
AI is scoped with you before any build: the material it works from, how its output is checked, and who approves what it produces. None has been delivered yet, so the work linked beside it is published work it would build on.
Scoped capability
AI
When a repetitive task might be one for AI.
We work out with you whether AI should take a repetitive task off your team, such as reading fields out of documents or drafting commentary for someone to review, and how its work would be checked, before anything is built.
Sounds familiar?
- “We think AI could help somewhere, but we don't know where.”
- “We retype the same fields out of documents all day.”
- “We tried a chat box and nobody in the business opened it twice.”
Typical deliverables
- Answers found in your own documents, with their sources
- Fields read out of documents and identity papers
- Transcription
- Drafted commentary, reviewed before it is sent
- Quality and cost checked on every use
Available for scoped engagements
We scope AI with you before any build: the material it works from, how its output is checked, who approves what it produces, and what happens when it is wrong. None has been delivered yet, so the work linked here is published work it would build on.
Adjacent published work
How we deliver
Design and engineering are how every service above is delivered, not services of their own.
Product design
Make the complicated usable.
Screens designed and reviewed early with the people who will use them, in the languages the product will actually ship in, Arabic laid out right to left included.
Published work
Engineering
Build it. Connect it. Keep it running.
The build itself, and the parts that decide whether it survives its second year: records that move safely when the system changes, backups proven by restoring them, and releases that cannot go out unchecked.
Published work
How an engagement runs
Understand. Design and deliver. The result.
Understand
What the business needs and how the work actually runs, written down before anything is defined.
Design and deliver
The system is defined from what was understood, then designed, built a working piece at a time and connected to what already exists.
The result
The system goes into the live operation with automatic checks that raise an alarm, and is reviewed against what it was meant to change.
Questions
Can you build a first version rather than the whole thing?
Yes, and it is usually where we would advise starting. A first version means one part of the work running end to end with real data and the people who use it, not a demonstration. Each next part attaches to it rather than replacing it.
Can you improve or replace a system we already have?
Both, and our advice depends on whether the data underneath is worth keeping. The Customer Operations CRM brought the existing operational history into one environment rather than leaving it behind; the Bilingual School Platform was built from the ground up, in two languages.
Do you build internal platforms, not just customer-facing ones?
Mostly internal platforms, in fact. HR and attendance with multi-step leave approval, outbound sales sequences, staff assessment and scoring, and transaction advisory deal tracking are all in the wider index on our Work page. Some are internal systems we run ourselves.
What happens after it launches?
It keeps being checked, and we check it with you against what the business needed. The Property Management System runs five automatic checks every day and takes two backups; the Pricing Intelligence Platform raises an alarm when a site it searches stops answering, and had delivered 191 scheduled reports as at September 2026. A system that is only correct while somebody is looking at it is not finished.
Do you work in Arabic?
Yes, as a first-class layout rather than a translation layer. The Bilingual School Platform carries 1,470 translated phrases, the same count in English and in Arabic, with full right-to-left; the Partner Fulfilment Terminal runs in English, Arabic and French.
What do you need from us to start?
A paragraph about how the work runs today, and time with the people who do it. Not a specification: writing that down together is the first stage, and a specification written before anyone has watched the work usually describes the wrong process.
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