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Named clients and real scope. Where a client has not released figures we show none — an estimate dressed as a result is not proof.

Agency case studies in Saudi Arabia, with the scope attached

A Khobar general contractor, built to be read by procurement
Construction · Corporate website

A Khobar general contractor, built to be read by procurement

The corporate site for Dorar Tammam Contracting at dtc.sa — services, capability and project history laid out the way Saudi clients and government entities actually check a contractor before they engage. Responsive, fast, and given an SEO-ready structure from the first build rather than retrofitted.

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One trading house, eleven brands, two languages, one website
Distribution · Bilingual website

One trading house, eleven brands, two languages, one website

Al-Tamimi Commercial and Maintenance Company imports and distributes brands from Firestone tyres to Red Wing safety footwear across Saudi Arabia. We designed and developed its bilingual WordPress website: Arabic at the root, English beside it, a page for every brand, and the company's story told with its own archive.

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A company profile a tender committee can actually work from
Construction · Company profile

A company profile a tender committee can actually work from

The printed company profile for Dorar Tammam Contracting — one spread per discipline across construction, structural steel, infrastructure, flooring and MEP, each carrying the scope in the specifier's own terms rather than adjectives. Built to be handed across a table and to survive being photocopied into a submission.

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A multi-brand cosmetics catalogue, sold in two languages
Beauty & supplements · Ecommerce

A multi-brand cosmetics catalogue, sold in two languages

The direct-to-consumer store for Infinity Clinic Pharma, the Egyptian cosmeceutical house behind Infinity Naturals, Spanish Labs, Supplements and Care. Designed and built on WooCommerce and launched bilingual in Arabic and English — a catalogue a customer can enter by brand, by product type, or by the concern they actually came in with.

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An Arabic-first storefront for a haircare and skincare brand
Beauty & personal care · Ecommerce

An Arabic-first storefront for a haircare and skincare brand

The direct-to-consumer store for Bobana, the Egyptian personal-care brand. Arabic is the default language rather than a translation of an English original, and the catalogue is entered the way people actually shop for hair and skin — by the area they are treating, then by the concern. Designed and built on WooCommerce, then handed over for the brand's own team to run.

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FAQ

Questions about our agency case studies in Saudi Arabia

Do you have a construction ERP case study from Saudi Arabia?

Yes — Dorar Tammam Contracting. It is a construction ERP case study from Saudi Arabia: a custom system running a general contractor's projects, costs, approvals and ZATCA invoicing out of Khobar.

Is there a corporate website case study for a Saudi contracting company?

Yes. dtc.sa is a corporate website case study for a Saudi contracting company — Dorar Tammam Contracting's services, capability and project history structured for the way clients and government entities check a contractor before engaging.

Have you built a custom ERP for a general contracting company in Khobar?

Yes. The custom ERP for Dorar Tammam Contracting, a general contracting company in Khobar, covers projects and tasks, planning and resources, project costs, customers, assets, an approval workflow, HR and recruitment.

What does a custom ERP for a contractor include?

On the DTC build, a custom ERP for a contractor includes projects and tasks, planning and resources, project costs, customers and assets, an approval workflow, HR and recruitment, and ZATCA e-invoicing inside accounting.

Can ZATCA e-invoicing be built into a construction ERP?

Yes — on DTC it is. ZATCA e-invoicing is built into the construction ERP's accounting side rather than bolted on beside it, so an invoice carries its own clearance status instead of living in a separate tool.

Can I see client work before signing with an agency?

Yes. This page is client work you can see before signing with an agency: named clients and real scope, and you are welcome to ask for a reference call on anything shown here.

How does a Saudi agency prove its past work?

By naming the client and the scope and sourcing every figure. A Saudi agency proves its past work with things you can check — a live site, a system it can walk you through — not with unattributed percentages.

Which companies has IntellaQ Flow built systems for?

Dorar Tammam Contracting is the first published here in full, website and ERP. The client wall on the homepage names the other companies IntellaQ Flow has built systems for, and further case studies are being written up.

Why do some agency case studies show no numbers?

Because the client has not released them. Where a figure is not ours to publish, these agency case studies show no numbers rather than an estimate — a number with no source is not evidence of anything.

Is there a bilingual Arabic and English ecommerce case study?

Two of them. Infinity Clinic Pharma and Bobana are both bilingual ecommerce builds — one catalogue reachable in Arabic or English rather than two separate stores — and each carries its own case study here, with the catalogue structure and the platform described.