The system says 12. The shelf says 7.
Three tools hold three different stock numbers. We collapse them into one and treat a duplicate stock file as a defect.
Beirut · custom software
POS, RFID, and warehouse when that’s the job. Desktop, mobile, web, and AI when nobody sells the piece you need.





The product
A cashier, a picker, and a manager read the same record at the same moment.
Want to see the counter, handheld, and back office running? We’ll walk you through it on a call.
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10+
Live on one network, rolled out site by site
POS, inventory, handhelds, and RFID on one stock record. Interfaces in English, Arabic, and French.
Learn moreShipped work
Live products. We do not publish what each site runs.


















What we fix
Three tools hold three different stock numbers. We collapse them into one and treat a duplicate stock file as a defect.
A POS that demos well and stalls on real baskets. We rebuild the cashier path around the fewest possible taps.
Barcode counting cannot reconcile a shop before opening. RFID can — but only when tags, readers, and software are designed as one system.
Ten locations, ten stock files, and a head office reconciling last week. One network, one stock picture.
What we build
POS, inventory, mobile, and RFID when that’s the job. Desktop, web, and AI when the shelf product doesn’t exist.
Also part of the work
Desktop, mobile, and web applications, process automation, cloud hosting, and forecasting or exception detection where it changes a decision.
Order and invoice sync, exception rules, and connections to ERP and commerce.
Scanners, scales, receipt and label printers, cash drawers, IoT sensors and alarms.
Dynamics 365 Business Central, Navision, SAP, Shopify, custom ERPs and REST APIs.
How we work
We walk the floor, map what you already run, and come back with a sequence that can ship.
Walk the floor. Map the systems in place. Name the exception paths that burn hours every week.
Agree the data model, screens, hardware, and integrations before code hardens the wrong process.
Ship in slices you can test on a live counter or a real dock.
Training, monitoring, and a path for the next change. Hosting if you want it.
A POS you tolerate, an ERP nobody likes, or spreadsheets holding the warehouse. Describe it — we will say what is worth building.