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Case studies

These companies run their business on Odoo with us. Detailed case studies — scope, modules, results — are being written up with each client now.

Companies we work with

  • Alnajar Steel

    Alnajar Steel

    Steel & construction

  • Salar Jamal

    Salar Jamal

    Fashion & apparel

  • Diamond Parda Company

    Diamond Parda Company

    Curtains & home furnishings

  • Vendor for General Trading

    Vendor for General Trading

    General trading

  • Som — Since 1944

    Som — Since 1944

    Footwear

  • Aljawahir

    Aljawahir

Named case studies are being written up

The client list above is real. We do not publish a client's figures or results until that client has approved them in writing, so what follows describes the work itself — what a project in each sector covers and what comes out of it.

What a project looks like, by sector

Retail

Multi-branch retail — POS and stock on one system

Every till in every branch writes to the same stock ledger. A sale in one shop moves the number the other shops and the warehouse are reading, so the branch manager stops phoning around to find out what is actually on the shelf.

  • Point of Sale on every counter, offline-tolerant
  • One stock ledger across branches and warehouse
  • Barcode receiving, transfers and stock counts
  • Daily cash-up that reconciles against the accounts

Manufacturing

Production floor — real cost per manufacturing order

A bill of materials and a routing per product, so that the cost of a finished item is calculated from the material and the hours it actually consumed — not estimated at the end of the month and argued about.

  • Bills of materials, operations and work centres
  • Work orders the floor can actually use on a tablet
  • Raw material consumed and finished goods booked in real time
  • Cost per order, comparable against the quotation

Trading & distribution

Import and distribution — landed cost done properly

Freight, customs, clearance and transport are spread across the shipment they belong to, so the cost you compare your selling price against is the cost the goods actually reached the warehouse at.

  • Landed cost spread over freight, customs and clearance
  • Purchase orders tracked from supplier to warehouse
  • Price lists and credit limits per customer
  • Margin per product and per customer, not per guess

Would you like to be the first one here?

We are taking on new projects now. Early clients get the attention that comes with being early.