Selected work

Five systems. All of them real.

Client names are left out on purpose. The sectors, the problems and the numbers are exactly as they happened, and where something is not deployed yet, it says so.

A Dubai gold and diamond traderLive

The whole business came off a paper book

Stock, sales, customers and cash moved from a paper ledger to a CRM built for the trade.

build phases
28build phases
tasks shipped
170tasks shipped
database migrations
120database migrations
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The CRM's Stock screen, a table of jewellery items by code, name, category and live balance: a 22K gold chain shown in grams, a certified diamond packet shown in carats, a wedding band pair shown by the piece.
A UAE luxury jewellery retailerBuilt, in client review

A storefront the owner can run without us

Scroll cinematics on the front, and an upload system a non-technical owner runs himself.

feedback rounds, all closed
9feedback rounds, all closed
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Three independent diamond grading reports shown side by side on the storefront, each from a different named lab, listing cut, carat weight, colour grade and clarity grade, so a buyer can compare certificates before choosing a stone.
A lead sourcing and enrichment platformLive

It tells you what it will cost before it spends anything

Sources businesses by category and city, enriches them, and exports the lot as a spreadsheet.

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A UAE retail groupDelivered

A forensic audit of a system they did not own

Surveyed an entire CRM the client could not export from, and built the picture the supplier would not give.

screens captured
67screens captured
rows parsed
6,254rows parsed
order rows, two years
90,048order rows, two years
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An open antique ledger under a brass magnifying glass, with loose paper receipts beside it, the paper trail RKade traced by hand before the client could get straight answers from a system it did not own.
RKadeLive

We run RKade on the system we built for it

Our deals, projects, checklists and money, in a CRM we built for ourselves.

phases shipped
8phases shipped
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RKade's own CRM Pipeline screen, pipeline value, annual value, deals with a proposal sent, and this month's agreed and closed revenue, each shown in AED and USD.

What ties them together

Every one of these is the same three tiers.

Understand the work. Build the system. Keep it running. The order never changes, and you can stop after any of them.

How the tiers work

Stop losing hours to work a system should be doing.

Start with the audit. We map exactly where automation pays off, and tell you the order to do it in. It costs nothing and there is no pitch.

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