Dhows on Doha Bay with the Fanar behind

WorkPlaceholder · Case study 03

A family trading house, moved from spreadsheets to one system

Client
Trading company (placeholder)
Sector
Trade and distribution
Services
ERP, CRM, integrations, IT support
Year
To be confirmed
Location
Doha, Qatar

The challenge

Stock, orders and invoices lived in separate spreadsheets kept by different people. Month-end took weeks, and no one trusted a single number.

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The idea

One number everyone believes.

Approach

  1. 01

    Documenting how work really flows today

  2. 02

    Choosing and configuring ERP and CRM around that flow

  3. 03

    Training, migration and ongoing support

Solution

A connected ERP and CRM with automated approvals, one dashboard for leadership and a help desk for the team.

A spreadsheet open on a laptop in an office
Traditional dhows moored in a row
Contemporary Qatari architecture in Msheireb, Doha

Outcomes

How success is measured.

Days to close the month

To be published once measured and approved by the client.

Manual data entry

To be published once measured and approved by the client.

Support response time

To be published once measured and approved by the client.

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