Custom software development company in Mecca Region

Start with the process you need to support. An existing product can fit standard work such as accounting, payroll or email. Custom software becomes a stronger option when the way you work sets your business apart, or when several tools leave gaps that staff have to fill themselves. A custom build gives you control over that process, though your team will need to help define how it works.

You can also combine approaches. Keep an existing accounting product for standard work and build the missing workflow around it, with a connection through its API. That keeps the established product in place, while the connection itself needs to be designed and built.

Decide what to replace first. Starting with a single workflow reduces the risk of changing everything at once and gives your team a chance to see how the new system works. A wider replacement can make sense when an old system is failing or being withdrawn. We look at your process and will tell you if an existing product fits better.

If your project handles tax invoices, the invoice workflow needs electronic generation and storage. Tax invoice details must also appear in Arabic; any other language on the invoice is a translation. We set up invoice generation and storage and include the Arabic details in the invoice design.

Where the e-invoicing integration phase applies to your business, the invoicing solution also needs a connection to the Fatoora platform. We include that connection in the integration scope, alongside the invoice workflow.

Bring the material your team uses to do the work.

• Spreadsheets, forms and sample records, with notes on the columns people rely on.
• A list of users and what each person must see, do or be restricted from seeing.
• Your problems ranked by hours lost, errors, late jobs or missed revenue.
• Admin access, or a contact who has it, for accounting, CRM or email tools that need connecting.
• A view of the records you want to bring across, including how much history you need.

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  Copying a spreadsheet screen for screen

  Fix the process first, then build the simplest system that supports it.

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  Scoping everything at once

  Start with the biggest bottleneck so the first version can inform the next phase.

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  Importing messy data unchanged

  Set aside work for cleaning and checking records before the import.

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  Leaving permissions until late

  Define roles while screens are being designed to avoid rework and exposing data to the wrong people.