What We Build & Deploy.

Private AI infrastructure means running AI models — such as large language models, predictive analytics or computer vision — on servers you control, on-premise or in a sovereign cloud inside Saudi Arabia. Your data never leaves your environment, and you do not depend on a third-party AI API.

Yes. We deploy models on-premise or in cloud environments inside the Kingdom, so personal and sensitive data is processed and stored locally, with access controls and logging designed around PDPL and NCA requirements.

Yes. We select and fine-tune models for Arabic-language use cases — including document analysis, search and AI assistants — and evaluate them on Arabic and English content before they go into production.

It depends on data readiness, integration scope and security review. After a technical discovery call we provide a phased plan — usually starting with a pilot on one use case before scaling to full production.

Upfront costs are higher, but at enterprise volume private infrastructure removes per-query pricing and makes costs predictable. We model both options against your expected usage before recommending an architecture.

RPA follows fixed rules to repeat structured tasks, such as moving data between systems. Intelligent automation adds AI to handle exceptions and unstructured inputs — like reading varied documents or classifying requests — so more of the process runs without manual work.

High-volume, repetitive processes with clear rules and measurable delays — such as invoice processing, report generation or data entry between systems. We assess your processes and prioritise those with the clearest return.

Yes. Automation is designed to work with the platforms you already run — ERP systems such as SAP and Oracle, industrial control systems and SCADA — rather than replacing them.

We separate IT and operational technology (OT) networks, apply industrial-grade security controls and monitor OT-specific threats, so connecting equipment for automation does not add risk to physical operations.

Enterprise platforms, SaaS products, internal dashboards, reporting tools and backend and API systems — designed around your workflows and data rather than the limits of off-the-shelf products.

Yes. Every system is designed for Arabic and English from day one, including right-to-left layouts, Arabic text handling and bilingual interfaces.

Yes. We assess the current system, plan a phased modernisation that limits operational disruption, and migrate data and integrations step by step.

Scalability is designed in at the architecture stage — database design, API structure, caching and deployment infrastructure — and verified with performance monitoring from the first day in production.

Yes. We build e-invoicing integrations that connect ERP, billing and point-of-sale systems to ZATCA's platform for the integration phase, including clearance, reporting and cryptographic stamping.

Connecting separate systems — ERP, HR, CRM, operational tools and cloud applications — through an integration layer, so data flows automatically and processes run across systems without manual re-entry.

AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, including options that keep data resident in Saudi Arabia, as well as hybrid architectures that keep classified data on-premise.

Yes. We design security architecture and controls aligned to the NCA ECC and PDPL, and help close the gaps identified in assessments.

Yes. Infrastructure monitoring, incident response, backup and disaster recovery, and business continuity planning are part of our IT systems and integration service.

Yes. We design and build websites, web applications and mobile apps for iOS and Android — for startups, growing businesses and enterprises — from the first idea to launch and ongoing support.

We can work in any programming language. The most requested include JavaScript and TypeScript (React, Next.js, Node.js), Python, PHP (Laravel, WordPress), Java and Kotlin, Swift, Dart (Flutter), C# (.NET) and Go — and we choose the stack that fits your product, team and budget.

Yes. Everything we build supports Arabic with proper right-to-left layouts and Arabic fonts, alongside English, and is structured to be found in search engines in both languages.

Yes. We review the existing code, fix issues and continue development — or recommend a rebuild if the current platform is holding you back.

Pricing depends on scope: the features, platforms and integrations you need. After a discovery call we send a clear proposal with milestones. Our minimum engagement starts at SAR 20,000.

Bilingual SEO, answer-engine optimisation (AEO), Google Ads and paid social campaigns, Arabic and English content marketing, social media management, marketing automation and analytics — managed as one growth programme.

Yes. We research Arabic and English keywords separately — Saudi searchers often phrase queries differently from a literal translation — and structure your website so each language can rank on its own.

Google Ads (Search, YouTube and Performance Max), Meta (Instagram and Facebook), Snapchat, TikTok, X and LinkedIn — chosen according to where your audience in Saudi Arabia and the GCC spends its time.

We set up conversion tracking with Google Analytics 4 and platform pixels, then report on leads, cost per acquisition and revenue — not just impressions and clicks.

AEO makes your content easy for AI assistants and search features to understand and cite, through clear answers, structured data and consistent company information in both languages.