Where we've actually worked.
We don't claim every industry. These are the sectors where we've built and shipped real operational systems — which means we already know where the work hides, what the exceptions look like, and which spreadsheet is quietly holding everything together.
Distribution
The chain from brand to shelf runs on relationships, phone calls, and re-typed orders. We've built a live distribution operating system around exactly those workflows — ordering, catalogs, inventory, and field apps across the brand → master distributor → distributor → retailer chain.
SuplyIQ →Retail & E-commerce
Storefronts, marketplaces, advertising, and fulfillment all produce data that rarely agrees. We build commerce platforms and the intelligence layer above them — including a fashion marketplace in delivery and an e-commerce intelligence platform in development.
EcomIQ →Retail Brands & Consumer Products
Multi-channel retail brands generate sales, inventory, and e-commerce data faster than anyone can read it. We build the intelligence layer that turns it into answers — including our flagship Business Intelligence application, already in use by businesses such as MTJ (Vital Group).
See the work →Sales Ops & Hospitality Technology
Commission plans, quotas, payouts, and disputes — the spreadsheet maze that eats the first week of every month. Our commission platform, CommissionIQ, was delivered for Cendyn, the hospitality-technology company, and runs this cycle in production.
CommissionIQ →Banking & Financial Services
Regulated, data-heavy, and unforgiving of errors. Our client work includes engagements with banking institutions in Pakistan, including JS Bank and Al Baraka Bank.
Talk to us →Document-Heavy & Compliance Work
Audit files, statements, regulatory reports — businesses where the work is reading. We've shipped a document-intelligence product and built a compliance-and-audit platform with ingestion, validation, and cross-source triangulation.
AgenticDoc →The pattern travels.
Industries differ; operational friction doesn't. Re-typed data, disconnected tools, reports built by hand, and numbers nobody fully trusts show up everywhere. If your sector isn't listed, what matters is whether your problem fits the pattern — and that's a short conversation.