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Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia

Data, Analytics & Knowledge

Your documents, searchable and answerable

Contracts, manuals, invoices, and reports sitting in shared drives and email threads, in Arabic and English. We build a system your team can search and ask questions against, with every answer traced back to its source document.

2 to 4

weeks to a working first version

AR + EN

retrieval across both languages natively

10+

file formats ingested, including scans

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The direct answer

This is a retrieval and document AI system that lets your team search and ask questions across internal documents, in Arabic and English, and get answers with the source paragraph cited. It is built for companies whose knowledge is scattered across PDFs, scanned contracts, email attachments, and shared drives, where staff waste time hunting for the right clause or the right number.

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Before and after

What this removes.

Scattered document knowledge

Today

Contracts, manuals, and reports live across shared drives, email, and printed archives, with no single search.

With the system

One search box finds the right document and the right paragraph in seconds, in either language.

Arabic documents don't search well

Today

Standard search tools handle English fine and choke on Arabic PDFs, scans, and mixed-language files.

With the system

Retrieval works natively across Arabic and English, including scanned and mixed-language documents.

Answers without sources

Today

Generic AI chat tools give confident answers with no way to check where the information came from.

With the system

Every answer links back to the exact document and paragraph it came from, so your team can verify it.

Manual data entry from scans

Today

Someone retypes numbers from scanned invoices, delivery notes, and forms into spreadsheets by hand.

With the system

Document AI extracts the fields automatically and flags anything it isn't confident about for review.

What we build

What lands in your hands.

Document ingestion pipeline

PDFs, scans, Word, Excel, and email attachments pulled in on a schedule.

Arabic and English OCR

Scanned and printed documents converted to searchable, indexed text.

Retrieval and search index

Semantic search across your document set, ranked by relevance.

Source-cited answer interface

A chat interface that answers questions and links to the source paragraph.

Access controls

Permissions mirror who can already see each document, department by department.

Data extraction rules

Structured fields pulled from invoices, contracts, and forms into your systems.

Systems and platforms we work with

  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • Google Gemini
  • Meta

Systems and platforms we work with

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Python
  • Flutter
  • PostgreSQL
  • Supabase
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Docker
  • GitHub
  • Google Cloud
  • Figma
The delivery plan

Five stages. You sign off every one.

Read each stage as a small contract: what we need from you, what lands in your hands, and the sentence that has to be true before we move on.

01 / 05

Scope and document audit

3 to 5 days

We look at what documents you actually have, where they live, and what questions your team keeps asking that a search box can't answer today.

What you do
  • Give access to a sample document set
  • Name the top 5 to 10 recurring questions
What we deliver
  • A scoped list of document types and sources
  • A short plan for the first working version
Exit criteria

We move on when we both agree on which documents and questions the first version covers.

02 / 05

Ingestion and OCR setup

1 to 2 weeks

We build the pipeline that pulls in your documents, runs OCR on scans in Arabic and English, and indexes everything for search.

What you do
  • Confirm document sources and folder structure
  • Review a sample of OCR output for accuracy
What we deliver
  • A working ingestion pipeline
  • An indexed, searchable document set
Exit criteria

We move on when search returns correct results across a test set of real documents.

03 / 05

Retrieval and answer interface

1 to 2 weeks

We build the search and question-answering interface, tuned so answers cite the right source paragraph instead of guessing.

What you do
  • Test the interface with real staff questions
  • Flag any answers that miss the source or get it wrong
What we deliver
  • A working search and Q&A interface
  • Source citations on every answer
Exit criteria

We move on when your team can ask real questions and get correctly sourced answers.

04 / 05

Access controls and integration

1 week

We wire permissions to match who can already see each document, and connect the system to wherever your team actually works.

What you do
  • Confirm department and role access rules
  • Choose where the interface should live
What we deliver
  • Permission-aware search results
  • Integration into your chosen workspace
Exit criteria

We move on when each user only sees results from documents they're already allowed to see.

05 / 05

Live operation and support

ongoing

The system runs live, new documents get ingested on schedule, and we stay on for fixes, tuning, and adding new document types.

What you do
  • Report search misses or extraction errors
  • Send new document types as they come up
What we deliver
  • Scheduled re-ingestion of new documents
  • Ongoing tuning and support
Exit criteria

We move on when the system is stable and new documents are showing up in search without manual work.

Buyer questions

Asked before signing.

How is pricing structured for a project like this?

Pricing is based on the volume and variety of documents, whether OCR is needed for scans, and how many integrations you want. We scope this in the first stage and give you a fixed project price before any build work starts, plus a small monthly fee for ongoing ingestion and hosting.

Does this actually work well in Arabic?

Yes, Arabic is treated as a first-class language throughout, not an afterthought. That covers Arabic PDFs, scanned Arabic contracts, and mixed Arabic-English documents, which is common in Saudi procurement and legal paperwork. We test retrieval quality in Arabic specifically before calling any stage done.

Where does our document data go, and is it PDPL compliant?

Documents are processed and stored in a way that respects PDPL requirements around data residency and access control. We don't use your documents to train any external model, and access is scoped so only your permitted staff can query the index. We'll walk through the specific data flow with your IT or compliance team before build starts.

Can this connect to our existing systems, like Odoo or SAP?

Yes. The retrieval system can sit alongside existing ERP or document management tools and pull from them as a source, or push extracted data back into them. We scope the specific integration in stage one based on what you're already running.

Ready to make your documents searchable?

Tell us what documents your team struggles to search or extract data from, and we'll scope a first working version.