Orders lost in chats
Keep incoming orders and statuses in one place, instead of searching through message threads.
We turn scattered messages and spreadsheets into simpler ways to track orders, stock, and fulfillment. Start with a working prototype, then tailor the scope to how your store actually operates.

Not every store needs enterprise software. A reliable register, explicit order statuses, and useful inventory signals can be the right starting point.
Keep incoming orders and statuses in one place, instead of searching through message threads.
See products, reserved quantities, and items that need a stock review.
Review order activity and recorded payments, with transparent limits on what the figures mean.
Self-initiated demonstrations, not hypothetical promises. Open the working demo or download the Excel sample without submitting real customer data.

A browser-based prototype for entering sample orders, changing statuses, tracking reserved and available quantities, reviewing summary figures, and exporting CSV.
An editable Arabic spreadsheet with an order register, product list, and operating summary. A candidate starting point for a client-specific workflow.
All examples use fabricated sample data. These are not presented as completed client engagements or verified sales results.
We define the deliverables after understanding your process. There is no software subscription implied by the free demo.
An organized way to record orders, statuses, and payment or delivery notes.
A product catalog and simple stock signals to support routine inventory follow-up.
Lightweight tracking for repetitive tasks such as wholesale requests, order preparation, or maintenance logs.
Begin with a modest scope, and expand only when the need and expected value are clear.
What gets recorded, where does time get lost, and who needs visibility?
Agree on features, constraints, and a fixed quote before implementation.
Check calculations and workflows using sample data rather than sensitive records.
Deliver the tool with usage notes and its known limitations.
Direct WhatsApp integration, concurrent multi-user access, cloud sync, and accounting features are not included in the current prototype. They require separate assessment and scope.
Know what is included and what is not before you commit.
No. It is a demonstration using sample data, and changes are lost on refresh. Production use requires appropriate data persistence, backups, access control, and inventory workflow validation.
Not necessarily. Excel can operate locally. Advanced features such as real-time team collaboration or automation may require additional services agreed in advance.
No. Any later integration would need a feasibility check, official supported methods, and a separate quote.
We agree a fixed price for a defined scope after learning what you need. Local payment via Jaib may be possible if it is available to both parties.
No. Use fictional data only. Real implementations first require an agreed approach to data handling, backup, and access.
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