Customer files live in folders and chat threads.
Emirates ID copies, receipts, and government submissions are scattered. Finding the right document for a follow-up takes longer than doing the work.
We build operations software for typing centres, PRO offices, and citizen-facing counters: customer files, document vaults, fee-split billing, and live queues that keep peak hours orderly.
These problems show up when case volume outpaces paper and WhatsApp.
Emirates ID copies, receipts, and government submissions are scattered. Finding the right document for a follow-up takes longer than doing the work.
Staff re-key fee splits by hand. Mistakes surface as customer disputes and messy VAT treatment at month end.
Walk-ins and appointments compete without a shared status. Peak hours feel unfair to customers and impossible to staff fairly.
Case handling, queues, and workforce — built for UAE service operations, not generic CRM templates.
Katib covers customer files, document vaults, work orders, and billing with government fees kept separate from service fees — the way UAE typing centres actually bill.
See Katib →Live queues for walk-in counters, PRO desks, and citizen services — with priority routing and displays customers can read without asking.
See Nauba →Submission checklists, internal approvals, and status updates captured as work happens, so a case is never “somewhere in WhatsApp.”
See Process Automation →Attendance, multi-branch clock-in, and payroll for teams that split time between counters, typing, and government errands.
See VAQT HRM →Case handling and queues first; workforce where you run more than one branch.
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Government fees stay separate from service fees. Documents stay with the case. Staff stop rebuilding the file from chat history.
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One ticket model across counters so customers and staff share the same status during peak hours.
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Multi-site clock-in and payroll for desk, typing, and field PRO teams under one operation.
Explore VAQT HRM →Thirty minutes on case handling, queues, document flow, or multi-branch workforce — whichever is slowing service today.