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European habits, on Egyptian ground.

A senior team in your time zone, working the way we work for German clients: fixed scopes, written decisions, Arabic first. Built for how business actually runs here, with ETA e-invoicing clearing in production and cash on delivery reconciled rather than ignored.

The gate: ETA e-invoicing

Invoices clear the Egyptian Tax Authority in production, rather than merely being generated in the right shape. For a point of sale or an ERP here, that is usually the part that decides whether the system can go live at all, and it is running rather than sitting on a roadmap.

  • Egyptian ETA
  • e-Receipt
  • PDPL 151/2020
e-Receipt
The retail counterpart to e-invoicing: point of sale that issues receipts the authority accepts, covering the counter as well as B2B billing.
PDPL 151/2020
Egypt's personal data protection law, applied to what the systems store and to who inside your company can reach it.
Live

E-invoicing clears the Egyptian Tax Authority in production, and the e-receipt side covers the counter. Running systems, not a sandbox demo.

The work itself

What we build here

ERP and operations

Inventory, sales, finance and HR for companies that outgrew their spreadsheets.

Point of sale

Retail and hospitality systems with e-invoicing wired in from the start, not retrofitted at the audit.

E-commerce

Storefronts built around how Egyptian customers actually pay and take delivery, cash on delivery included, with the reconciliation that comes with it.

The arrangement

How the work runs

Hours
Egyptian working hours; the whole team in the same time zone as you.
Language
Arabic first, in writing and in the room; English whenever the work needs it.
Delivery
Fixed scopes and written decisions: the European habits, applied locally.
Ownership
Code, repository and cloud account are yours from day one.

Getting started

How the work begins

  1. 30-minute meeting

    You talk to an engineer. We listen, ask, and tell you honestly if we're the right fit.

  2. A proposal scoped to the work

    Fixed scope and price for a defined build; a phased plan for a larger programme. In writing, without obligation, and small asks come back in days.

  3. Delivery in the rhythm the work needs

    Short cycles with a demo at each for product work; staged milestones for large programmes. Either way you own the code and the repo from day one.

  4. Launch, run, improve

    Monitoring, support and a roadmap. We stay after go-live.

Questions

What companies here usually ask

Is e-invoicing working, or on a roadmap?
Working. Invoices clear the Egyptian Tax Authority in production, and the e-receipt side covers point of sale.
Will we work in Arabic or in English?
Arabic first, in writing and in the room. English whenever the work or your investors need it.
Do we lose European standards by hiring locally?
No. Fixed scopes, written decisions and documentation are already how this team works for German clients, and none of that changes in your time zone.

The other markets

Thirty minutes, in Arabic.

With a senior engineer who would do the work, not a sales call.