Where we work
Saudi Arabia
A Sunday-to-Thursday week, respected properly
Saudi Arabia runs on WhatsApp and Instagram, in Arabic, on a week that starts on Sunday. Most software assumes otherwise, and it shows in the first automated reminder that lands on a closed office.
- Sunday–Thursday week, weekend Friday and Saturday
- Arabic-first conversations, including voice notes
- Instagram DMs and WhatsApp in one inbox
- Reporting in SAR
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What is different here
Running a business in Saudi Arabia
Not a country name substituted into the same page. These are the things that are genuinely different, and that generic software gets wrong.
- The week starts on SundayBusiness hours and timezone are per-account settings the assistant's schedule is evaluated against, so a scheduled follow-up does not go out on a Friday to an office that closed on Thursday evening.
- Arabic-first, including voice notesEnquiries arrive in Arabic more often than in English, frequently as voice notes. The assistant transcribes and replies in the language the customer used.
- Instagram is a primary sales channel, not a marketing oneFor consumer businesses here the DM is where the sale happens. Instagram is a peer channel in the same inbox, not an afterthought bolted on with a separate bot.
- Reporting in SARCurrency is an account setting, so deal values and invoices are in riyals rather than converted from a default.
- Currency
- SAR
- Timezone
- UTC+3 (AST)
- Working week
- Sunday to Thursday, weekend Friday and Saturday
- Languages
- Arabic, English
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The calendar is the part that goes wrong first
The most common way an automation embarrasses a business here is timing: a reminder on the weekend, a follow-up during prayer, an “outside hours” reply at 10am on a Sunday. Business hours and timezone are account settings and the assistant's schedule is evaluated against them, so the definition of out-of-hours is yours.
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Aesthetics, in particular
Aesthetics and wellness clinics are growing quickly here, and the enquiry pattern is the same one the clinic module was built for: a DM asking a price, a question about a practitioner, and a booking that has to land in a diary the database will not let you double-book.
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Arabic in the conversation, English in the app
The product interface is English today. The conversations are not — the assistant answers in whatever language the customer wrote in, from your own instructions and your own catalogue.
Industries
Built for these Saudi Arabia businesses
Each one is a module with its own tables, screens and staff roles — not a set of tags on the same product.
- Aesthetic clinic software in Saudi ArabiaAesthetics is growing quickly across the Kingdom, and the enquiry pattern is consistent: an Arabic DM asking a price, a question about a practitioner, and a booking that has to land somewhere reliable.
- Corporate services CRM in Saudi ArabiaA corporate services firm's work is the same shape everywhere: engagements that run in parallel, requirements the client has not sent yet, dates that must not be missed, and money that has to stay separated.
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