Web Application Development
Web application development in the UAE, built around how your company works
Bring people, processes, and information into a web platform designed for your operation.
- Serving the UAE
- Arabic and English
- We deploy on Microsoft Azure and AWS
- Free 30-minute discovery call
Built around your operation
Give the whole operation a shared picture.
Spreadsheets and disconnected tools make it difficult to see who owns the next action. A tailored platform brings work, permissions, and reporting together around the people who need them.
Operations platforms
Manage requests, approvals, documents, and day-to-day work in one place.
Customer & partner portals
Give external users secure access to the information and actions relevant to them.
SaaS products
Build a product foundation with customer onboarding, administration, and the agreed commercial model.
Dashboards & reporting
Make operational information visible through useful views and exportable reports.
APIs & integrations
Connect your application to existing tools without repeating the same data entry.
Business workflows
Model responsibilities, approval rules, delegations, and exceptions explicitly.
See it in practice
One platform. The right view for every role.
Explore a conceptual request-management portal. A requester submits a record, an assigned team prepares it, and an approver accepts it or returns it with a reason. Customers see only the records that concern them. This is an illustrative workflow, not a client deployment or a measured result.
Roles & permissions
Agree what requesters, staff and approvers may view or change, then test that one customer or employee cannot access another person's restricted records.
Maintainable architecture
Keep business rules, data, and integrations understandable as the platform grows.
Accessible interfaces
Build clear navigation, forms, keyboard support, and responsive layouts.
Validation & release
Check critical workflows and integrations before production deployment.
Keep the work moving.
Coordinate assignments and follow up on exceptions.
Conceptual interface — sample data, not a customer screenshot.
Request
A requester submits the required information and can follow their own record.
Assign
The responsible team receives the request; other users' records stay outside the requester's view.
Review
An authorised approver accepts the request or returns it with a reason, following the agreed delegation and approval rules.
Complete
Record the decision and any required target-system confirmation. A pending or rejected update is not presented as completed.
Report
Show status and the decision trail from the same record, with access limited by role.
How it starts
Scope one workflow before the build.
Agree one workflow, the systems it depends on and how the first module will be accepted. A plain description is enough to start; no confidential records are needed.
Choose the first workflow
Describe who starts the work, who approves it and what a completed result looks like. Agree the first module and which roles may view or change each record.
Check the systems you keep
List the ERP, CRM or other tools involved and which system owns each record. Suitable APIs or supported exchange methods, sign-in and failure handling are assessed as part of the integration scope.
Write the acceptance checks
Follow one request through approval and its target-system result. Also agree tests for a rejected request, an absent approver, a failed update and access from the wrong account. These are proposed checks for your workflow, not claims about a delivered implementation. Scope, timeline and price are confirmed in a written proposal.
Plan the handover
Name the custom source repository, architecture, environment-variable names, build and deployment instructions, integration documentation and operating walkthrough in the agreed scope. Agree what the receiving team will run or restore to accept the handover. Hosting and operation can be arranged separately.
Starting with spreadsheets
Prioritise one workflow and make record ownership clear while old and new systems run together. Additional modules can follow in phases.
Extending an application
Start with a review of the code, architecture, dependencies and deployment process before deciding what to extend.
What stays with your team
You get the platform, its code and a way to release it.
Deliverables are agreed during scoping. These are the practical outputs this service is designed to provide. See how we deliver it
Working application
The agreed modules, role-based views, and workflows.
Source & integrations
Source code and documented API connections within the agreed scope.
Deployment setup
Environments and a repeatable release process.
Documentation & handover
Operating guidance and a walkthrough, with the receiving team's acceptance checks and responsibilities defined in the project agreement.
Where it fits
A practical application.
An operations portal where site, finance, and management each see the work that belongs to them, from one source of truth.
Best for: Companies whose day-to-day work has outgrown spreadsheets and needs a system built around it.
Connected capabilities
Often paired with Web Apps.
Compare the options
Off-the-shelf, configured, or custom?
| Decision point | Off-the-shelf software or a configured ERP is often enough when… | A custom web application makes sense when… |
|---|---|---|
| Fit with your workflow | Your process is close to common practice, or you are willing to adopt the product's way of working | The process is specific to how you operate, and workarounds keep growing around the product |
| Roles and approvals | The product's configurable roles and approval steps cover your rules | Approvals depend on values, delegations or exceptions the product cannot model |
| Integrations | The vendor's connectors or marketplace apps cover the systems you use | Your systems need integration logic the vendor does not offer, with agreed ownership of each record |
| Changes later | The vendor's roadmap and configuration options keep pace with your needs | You expect frequent changes you want to control yourself |
| Ownership and cost | A subscription or licence, with the vendor maintaining the product | You own the custom source code, and pay for building and running it |
| Often the right answer | Standard work such as accounting, payroll or CRM | A focused system for the workflow that sets you apart, connected to the standard tools you keep |
Before we get started
Questions about Web Apps.
Can we replace spreadsheets gradually?
Yes. We prioritise one workflow, agree how existing data moves, and add modules in phases. The plan makes clear which system is the record while both are in use.
Can you extend an application another team built?
Possibly. We first review the code, architecture, dependencies and deployment process. That tells us whether extending it is sensible and what needs fixing before adding features.
Can the platform integrate with our ERP or CRM?
Where your platform provides suitable APIs or supported exchange methods, yes. We assess identity, data ownership, sync frequency and failure handling as part of the scope.
Can you build a custom ERP?
Yes, when your process doesn't fit a standard ERP. Sometimes the better route is implementing or extending an existing ERP, or connecting a custom module to it. We've implemented Odoo for Ashbilia Contracting LLC and built our own ERP, ArkanERP, so we'll recommend one honestly.
How much does it cost?
There’s no public price list. We price to your scope and confirm it, with the timeline, in a written proposal after a free 30-minute discovery call.
How long does it take?
It depends on the project. We confirm the timeline in the written proposal, alongside the scope and price.
Who owns what you build?
You do, for the custom work we build for you. It is set out in the engagement agreement. Our own products stay ours.
What happens after launch?
We can host and operate what we build, or hand it over to your team with documentation and training. The support arrangement is agreed with you and confirmed in the proposal.
Who will we work with?
An account manager, plus the engineers on your project. We work in Arabic and English, and we sign an NDA if you need one.
Let’s make it work
Tell us which workflow has outgrown spreadsheets.
Describe who does the work today, which tools they use and where things get stuck. We’ll start with the problem and shape the right scope together.