Delivery records / by sector

Deliveryrecords,sector only.

Nine deliveries, described by what was built and how far the scope reached. No client names, no logos, no outcome claims: every figure below is a build fact, and it is left to stand on its own.

  • 9delivery records
  • 13systems in production
  • 0client names published
  • Sports academy

    Odoo 17 - 8 weeks

    Scheduling, coach assignment, member credits and attendance were being run on spreadsheets. Odoo's event model does not fit recurring session templates or credit-pack membership, so the booking engine was replaced rather than configured.

    Built. A session-template booking engine in place of the event model, credit-pack membership with automatic deduction, coach assignment and availability, attendance capture and reporting, a member portal showing bookings and credit balance, and 190 automated Python tests.

  • Automotive marketplace

    React Native, NestJS - 12 weeks

    A marketplace for vehicle buyers and sellers needed a mobile-first front end over a real API, with inventory and finance held in the back-office system rather than in the app.

    Built. A React Native application for iOS and Android, a NestJS REST API with token authentication, listing management with image upload, a search and filter engine, an Odoo link for inventory, and an administration console.

  • Petroleum distribution and logistics

    Odoo 17 - 10 weeks

    Standard accounting did not carry the journal structures this trade needs, and every statement had to read correctly in Arabic as well as English.

    Built. Journal-entry extensions for petroleum accounting, bilingual Arabic and English financial statements with correct right-to-left rendering, a transport accounting module, automated reporting workflows, and user training in both languages. Six custom modules.

  • Real-time mobile game

    React Native, NestJS, WebSockets - 10 weeks

    Live multiplayer play means game state has to survive a dropped connection and stay identical for every player in the room.

    Built. An iOS and Android application, a WebSocket game engine with room management, live scoring and leaderboards, a question bank, player profiles and achievements, and an administration panel.

  • Real estate and workforce administration

    Odoo 18

    One operating record was needed for employees and for buildings, units and contracts, under local employment rules and in Arabic.

    Built. A progressive-bracket payroll tax engine, Arabic fixed-term contract templates, ZKTeco biometric attendance, a net-salary estimator, employee self-service, a document upload and approval workflow, and the property, unit and contract record.

  • ERP to tax authority integration

    Odoo 19, SAP Business ByDesign

    Documents from a SAP Business ByDesign installation had to reach Egyptian e-invoice processing without any document being submitted twice.

    Built. Token-authenticated endpoints, an ingestion queue keyed on the source document number so a repeated delivery cannot duplicate, scheduled processing every five minutes with retry, a mapping from source JSON into accounting entries, exception controls, and documented integration tests.

  • Airport retail, point of sale

    Odoo 19

    A single register taking three currencies, and a product catalogue that existed only on paper.

    Built. Split tender in Egyptian pounds, US dollars and euro; on-hand quantity badges on the register cards; an OCR recovery pipeline that rebuilt the catalogue to 288 products, 109 of them read back from scans; an Arabic operating knowledge base; and a hardened deployment.

  • Petroleum transport and fleet

    Odoo 19

    Fleet activity, trip cost, driver administration and fuel were sitting in four separate places.

    Built. Fleet management with trip-costing records, driver payroll and attendance workflows, fuel tracking and consumption reporting, the transport operating configuration, and a single-command deployment pipeline.

  • Multi-branch food and beverage

    Odoo 19

    Branch activity, kitchen work, delivery and the registers had to sit in one operating record rather than four.

    Built. A Foodics point-of-sale connector, multi-branch controls, kitchen display support, delivery and takeaway flows, the restaurant register configuration, and a container deployment boundary.

What this page deliberately leaves out

Client names, logos and quotations. Revenue, time-saved, adoption and conversion figures. Screenshots of anyone's live data. Where a number appears above it is a build fact - a platform version, a module count, a language, a test count, a catalogue size, a delivery window - and nothing more is claimed for it. A named reference can be arranged privately, with that client's agreement.

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