Five products we have already built the hard parts of. Each one starts from a working base and is configured around how your business actually runs — which is usually faster and cheaper than starting from an empty repository, and more honest than pretending an off-the-shelf package will fit without changes.
A solution is not a licence you switch on. It is a codebase we have taken to production before, with the domain modelling, integrations and edge cases already worked through. What you pay for is the configuration, the data migration, the integrations into your existing systems, and the parts that are genuinely specific to you.
In our experience that trade-off is worth making when your requirements are roughly eighty per cent the same as everyone else's in your industry and twenty per cent your own. When the balance tips the other way — when the thing you are building is the business — a custom application is usually the better answer, and we will say so rather than sell you a fit that is not there.
On ZATCA specifically: Saudi Arabia's e-invoicing programme (Fatoora) has rolled out in waves by revenue threshold, and those waves have advanced repeatedly since Phase 2 began in January 2023. We do not guess at which wave applies to you — requirements and deadlines are confirmed against ZATCA's published guidance at the start of each engagement.
These solutions draw on the same teams that deliver our ERP development, CRM development and AI development work. If a solution needs a companion mobile app, that is built by the same Flutter and native iOS teams. Longer-form background on how we approach these decisions is on the blog.
Describe your process and we will tell you honestly whether one of these is a reasonable starting point, whether it needs a custom build, or whether you are better off with software you can simply buy.