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Notes from the factory floor.

How we think about agents, approvals and Arabic.

ZATCA e-invoicing Phase 2: a practical guide for Wave 25

Who is in Wave 25, what integrating with Fatoora involves, and a checklist to finish before 1 February 2027.

AI in accounting: automate reconciliation and collections without losing control

Where AI saves finance teams the most time, the risks to plan for, and the controls to ask any vendor about.

Online auction software: what to look for in the GCC

Bidder deposits, winner invoices, seller payouts and bringing bidders back: the features that matter after the bidding ends.

WhatsApp marketing customers don't block: segmentation, timing and cost

How WhatsApp Business pricing works now, why mass messages backfire, and how to send fewer, better-timed messages.

NPHIES for clinics: fewer rejected claims, faster payment

How eligibility checks, pre-authorizations and claims flow through NPHIES, and where clinics lose money along the way.

Payroll in Saudi Arabia: WPS, Mudad and GOSI without the month-end rush

The deadlines that matter, why WPS files get rejected, and how to keep payroll, Qiwa and GOSI in step.

Hotel software in Saudi Arabia: Shomoos, ZATCA and the night audit in one place

What a Saudi hotel has to report every day, and why front desk, finance and compliance belong in one system.

Progress billing for contractors: certificates, retention and variation orders done right

How to bill construction work as it is measured, keep retention straight in both directions, and see each project's real margin.

AI performance reviews: faster, fairer, and still decided by managers

How AI can draft reviews from a year of real evidence, and the rules that keep the final rating in human hands.

How to build an AI team that does not trip over itself

Clear roles, one owner per task, shared memory and approvals: what makes several AI assistants work like a team.

Agents need limits, not just prompts

Why every agent in our products has a role, permissions and a spending cap.

Four eyes, now with agents

An old finance rule turns out to be the right shape for AI at work.

Arabic is not a translation

What it takes to build software that works as well right to left.