The whole range. Each one runs on its own or together with the rest — and each card says whether you can have it today.
Built for any business with staff who clock in · multi-branch employers · companies with visa and labour-card expiry to track
What it does
7
Clock in however suits the site
A biometric reader at the door, a face scan, a QR on the wall, or the phone in their pocket with a geofence. Different branches can work differently.
Shifts and rosters that match reality
Night shifts crossing midnight, split shifts, rotating patterns, and overtime worked out by the rules — not by somebody with a calculator.
Nothing is lost when the internet drops
The reader stores punches and sends them when it reconnects. Staff carry on; you find out later that anything happened at all.
Visa and labour-card expiry, before it bites
Every document has a date. The system watches them and tells you weeks ahead, not the morning somebody is stopped at a gate.
Leave that adds up
Requests, approvals, balances and accruals — with the entitlement rules for the country you are in.
Payroll at the end of it
Hours become pay, with UAE and Saudi labour rules applied. Gratuity and end-of-service are calculated, not estimated.
Every branch, one picture
Who is in, who is late, who is absent — across every location on one screen.
Built for cafés · restaurants · cloud kitchens · coffee roasters · bakeries
What it does
7
A till that keeps serving
Orders, split bills, discounts and refunds. If the connection drops mid-service the till carries on and syncs when it returns.
Know what each dish really costs
Recipes down to the gram. When the price of beans moves, the true margin on every drink moves with it, automatically.
Stock to the ingredient
Not 'coffee' — grams of a specific bean, per branch, with wastage recorded and variance you can actually explain.
A menu customers read in their language
One QR on the table. The menu is multilingual and changes when you change it; the printed code never has to be reprinted.
The shift closes itself
Cash counted against expected, card settlements matched, and the whole shift posted to the accounts with nobody typing it again.
Loyalty at the counter
Customers enrol themselves from a code. Staff award points on the bill without a separate app or a second screen.
More than one branch
Central menus and prices, per-branch overrides where it matters, and reports that consolidate.
Built for laundries · dry cleaners · garment care · hotel linen
What it does
6
The counter, done properly
Intake priced by garment and service, with the customer's history and preferences already there.
Every garment tracked
A tag per piece, scanned through washing, pressing and packing. When somebody asks where their jacket is, you know.
Pickup and delivery
Routes, drivers and time windows, with the customer told when to expect it.
Accounts and subscriptions
Walk-ins pay at the counter; hotels and companies run on account with monthly invoicing and agreed rates.
Nothing goes missing quietly
Stage tracking means an item that has not moved shows up as an exception rather than as a complaint next week.
Branches on one account
Take in at one shop, process at the plant, deliver from another — and still bill it once.
Built for tailors · ateliers · boutiques · alterations · abaya and kandura makers
What it does
6
Measurements belong to the customer
Taken once and kept, with every revision dated. The next order starts from the card, not from the tape measure.
Every order has a stage
Cutting, stitching, finishing, fitting, ready. When a customer asks whether it will be done for Eid, somebody can answer.
Fittings that do not get lost
A fitting is an appointment with the piece attached, and what was changed at it is written against the order.
Fabric counted as it is cut
Stock knows what each order consumed, so the roll that is nearly finished is a number rather than a surprise.
Pay the tailor for the work
Piece-rate by garment and operation, totalled per tailor, so payroll is arithmetic rather than memory.
Customers can see their own orders
A portal with their measurements, their orders and what stage each one is at — without a phone call.
Built for facility management companies · property managers · maintenance contractors · owners associations
What it does
6
Work orders end to end
Request, assign, attend, sign off — with the history attached to the asset rather than to somebody's memory.
Every asset with its record
What it is, where it is, what has been done to it, and what is due next.
Planned maintenance that actually happens
PPM schedules generate the jobs, and an SLA that is about to be missed shows up before it is missed.
Contracts and renewals
What is covered, until when, at what rate — and a reminder before it lapses.
Suppliers, bills and three-way match
The purchase order, the delivery and the invoice have to agree before anything is paid.
Technicians in the field
Jobs on a phone, updated on site, without paper coming back to an office.
Built for cafés and restaurants · salons · retailers · anyone with repeat customers
What it does
5
Customers enrol themselves
A code on the counter. They scan, they are in — no staff typing details, no queue behind them.
No app to install
The pass lives in the phone's browser. Nothing to download is the difference between a scheme people join and one they do not.
Points, tiers and rewards
Set the rules; staff award and redeem at the counter in one tap.
It works with the till, or without it
Alongside M1 Serve it is automatic. On its own it still works, on any counter.
You can see whether it is working
Who is coming back, how often, and what it is worth — rather than a guess about a stamp card.
Built for cafés and restaurants · retail shops · clinics · facilities and public spaces · any business with a counter
What it does
5
A code where the experience happened
One QR per table, room or till, so the feedback arrives attached to a place and a time rather than to nothing.
Unhappy goes to a person
A poor score opens a ticket with an owner and a clock, instead of an email nobody is responsible for.
Happy goes to the internet
A good score is the moment to ask for the public review, and the link is right there while they still mean it.
Scores per branch, per shift, per person
Not one average for the business, which tells you nothing, but the branch and the shift where it actually dropped.
Nothing to install
The customer points a camera at a sticker. No app, no account, no login — which is the only reason anybody answers.
Built for garages · car workshops · tyre shops · car washes · spare-parts traders
What it does
6
The job card is the whole job
Estimate, approval, parts, labour and invoice on one record, so nothing is agreed in one place and billed from another.
History by plate
Type the number plate and the car's past work is there — what was replaced, when, and by whom.
Parts that reconcile
What was fitted comes off stock and onto the invoice in one step, and what is running low shows before the bay is waiting.
Approval before the spanner
The estimate goes to the customer and the extra work waits for a yes, recorded against the card.
Bays, technicians and the queue
Who is working on what and what is waiting, so the answer to "when can you take my car" is not a guess.
Car wash on the same account
Packages, subscriptions and a quick till for wash-only customers, billing into the same ledger as the workshop.
Built for gyms · fitness studios · personal trainers · online coaches · sports academies
What it does
6
Memberships that renew themselves
Start, end, freeze and renewal on one record, with the ones expiring this month in front of reception rather than in somebody's head.
Classes with a real capacity
A timetable that knows how many mats fit in the room, so a booked class is booked and a waitlist is a waitlist.
Sessions counted, not remembered
A ten-session PT package goes down by one when the session happens, and the balance is the same number for the coach and the member.
Progress you can show somebody
Weight, measurements and photos over time — the reason a member renews, kept where both of you can see it.
Programmes written once
Build a plan as a template and assign it, instead of retyping the same twelve-week block for every new member.
The member has the app
Bookings, remaining sessions and the current plan on their own phone, which is where they will look anyway.
Built for typing centres · PRO service companies · business setup consultants · document clearing · corporate service providers
What it does
5
A case has a desk it is on
Every application moves across a board, so nothing sits for a week because each person thought it was with the other.
Their money and your money
The government fee is passed through and shown as a pass-through; your service fee is the line you are actually selling.
Expiry is a date, not a memory
Licences, visas and Emirates IDs carry their own dates, and what expires next month is a list rather than a phone call from an angry client.
The documents are where the case is
Passport copies, licences and approvals filed against the company they belong to, so nobody asks the client for the same PDF twice.
The client can look for themselves
A portal showing where each application has got to, which removes most of the calls asking exactly that.
Built for salons · barbershops · spas · nail bars · clinics with appointments
What it does
5
Appointments that block the right chair
By stylist and by resource, so two bookings cannot need the same person at the same time.
Commission worked out for you
Per stylist, per service, per product — calculated as the bill closes, not argued about on payday.
Retail on the same bill
Services and products together, one payment, one receipt, stock reduced.
Fewer no-shows
Reminders before the appointment, and a record of who does not turn up.
Client history
What they had, who did it, what they were charged, and what they said about it.
Built for anyone printing codes on menus, assets, tables or packaging
What it does
5
The printed code never changes
Where it points can. Reprint nothing when a menu moves, a page changes or a campaign ends.
Revoke without reprinting
A code that should stop working, stops working — immediately, everywhere it exists.
Every scan counted
How many, when and roughly where, so a printed thing finally has numbers behind it.
Signed, so it cannot be forged
A code that claims to be yours and is not will not resolve.
Twelve kinds of code
Tables, menus, assets, documents, staff, campaigns — each behaving the way that thing should.
Built for any business already on an M1 system · owners who want an answer without a report · public-facing counters · WhatsApp enquiries
What it does
4
Answer questions about your own numbers, in plain language
Take bookings and enquiries over WhatsApp
Suggest what to reorder before it runs out
Read Arabic, English and whatever the customer actually typed
Built for any business that files a VAT return · groups with more than one legal entity · owners who want statements they can trust
What it does
7
Sales post themselves
A sale at the till becomes revenue, tax, cost of sales and the tender in the ledger, with no human step and no month-end catch-up.
Statements you can hand to anybody
Trial balance, profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow — with comparative periods and consolidation across branches.
VAT that ties to the ledger
The return is built from the same entries as the accounts, so the figures agree. UAE and Saudi, from a country pack rather than hard-coded.
Who owes you, and how late
Customers and suppliers with ageing, credit limits, and the documents behind every number.
The bank, checked against the books
The only report that compares your records to something outside them — which is why it is the one that catches errors the rest cannot.
A cheque is not cash
Post-dated cheques sit in their own account until they clear, so the bank balance never includes money you have not got.
More than one company
Separate legal entities keep separate books on one account, and consolidate when you ask them to.
Built for shops · supermarkets · electronics · fashion · pharmacies
What it does
4
Till and shop floor
Stock across branches, with transfers
Purchasing and supplier returns
Promotions and loyalty
Built for sales teams · agencies · distributors · consultancies · real estate · any business chasing enquiries
What it does
5
Leads captured, scored and assigned — never unowned
A pipeline with your own stages, from enquiry to won
Calls, meetings and tasks against every contact
Quotations, and the order when it is won
Targets, commission and a forecast built from real deals
Built for opticians · optical shops · eye clinics · optometrists · eyewear retailers
What it does
5
Eye examinations and prescription history
Frames and lenses, with prescription compatibility
Optical orders through the workshop to fitting and collection
Warranty and repair tickets
Appointments, reminders and follow-up
Built for schools · academies · training institutes · tuition centres · nurseries · driving schools
What it does
6
Admissions, from enquiry to enrolled
Students, guardians, classes and sections
Timetable, attendance and homework
Exams, grading and report cards
Fee structures, instalments, reminders and receipts
Portals for parents, students and teachers
Built for aesthetic clinics · dermatology · dental · wellness centres
What it does
4
Patient records and treatment history
Consent forms and before/after records
Packages and sessions drawn down
Practitioner scheduling
Built for medical clinics · dental clinics · specialist clinics · polyclinics
What it does
4
Patient records and treatment plans
Dental charting per tooth and surface
Appointments across doctors and rooms
Insurance claims and patient share
Built for building-material traders · hardware suppliers · sanitary and tile shops
What it does
4
Quotations that become orders
Deliveries, part-deliveries and returns
Customer credit limits and collections
Stock across yards
Built for AC and maintenance companies · cleaning companies · pest control · home services · annual contract providers
What it does
4
Jobs dispatched to a technician and a time
Annual maintenance contracts and their visits
Van stock, so a job is not lost to a missing part
Sign-off and collection on site
Built for hotels · hotel apartments · holiday homes · guest houses · serviced apartments
What it does
4
Rates and availability across the year
The guest folio, from check-in to checkout
Housekeeping boards and room status
Channels and direct bookings in one calendar
Built for car rental · limousine companies · transport fleets · leasing companies · delivery fleets
What it does
4
Check-out and check-in with a damage diagram
Fines recharged to whoever was driving
Utilisation and true cost per vehicle
Contracts, deposits and extensions
Built for pharmacies · dispensing chemists · clinic pharmacies
What it does
4
Dispensing against a prescription
Batches and expiry, oldest out first
The controlled-drugs register
Insurance claims at the counter
Built for contractors · sub-contractors · fit-out companies · project owners
What it does
4
The BOQ as a cost plan, not a spreadsheet
Progress certified and invoiced against it
Variations, retention and back charges
Subcontractor packages and their claims
Built for event companies · caterers · wedding planners · photo and video studios · AV and rental companies
What it does
4
A run sheet for the day itself
Crew scheduled and costed per event
Equipment allocated, out and back
The cost sheet against the quotation
Built for veterinary clinics · pet grooming · pet boarding and kennels · pet shops
What it does
4
The pet's record, and the owner's
Vaccinations, with the ones now due
Kennel and boarding occupancy
Grooming appointments and packages
Built for recruitment agencies · manpower supply · staffing companies · domestic worker agencies
What it does
4
Candidates through a placement pipeline
CVs read into the record, not retyped
Deployed workers, their timesheets and the margin
Client contracts, invoices and replacements
Built for printing presses · signage companies · advertising agencies · digital print shops
What it does
4
Estimates built from the specification
Proofs that must be approved before production
Machine load and what is due when
Substrate used, and what is left of the roll
Built for every M1 system
What it does
4
Accounts, branches and who is allowed to do what
The till, the ledger and the tax rules underneath
Arabic and English, right to left, everywhere
One login, one subscription, however many systems
