ERP & CRM mobile apps built for how MENA business really runs

ERP and CRM development starts the day the spreadsheets stop telling the truth. Sales live in one file. Stock lives in another. Half the customer list sits on a sales rep's phone. We replace all of it with one system. Orders, inventory, pipelines and daily operations update live, from every branch, on every phone.

Luminari builds operations software for retailers, distributors, clinics and service companies in Cairo. We also build for brands selling into Saudi Arabia and the UAE. We start from your workflow, never from a template. The system has to survive real conditions. Prices move, branches open, and staff turn over.

What ERP and CRM development actually covers

The scope is wider than a database with a login screen. A working build carries stock and purchasing. It carries a point of sale tied to the same stock table. It carries a customer and quote pipeline, an approval chain, and reporting an owner can read in thirty seconds.

Mobile is not an afterthought here. Field sales, delivery staff and branch managers work from a phone. So the phone app carries the same rules as the desktop screens. We build both on one codebase, to the same standard as our website and app development team.

Integration is where most of the value lands. We connect your accounting software, your payment provider, your online store and your existing POS hardware. Data goes in once and appears everywhere. Nobody retypes the same number into three screens.

Built for how Egyptian and Gulf operations really run

Connectivity drops. A delivery van goes through a dead zone. A branch in a mall basement loses signal at the worst moment. So we build offline first. Staff keep selling, and the app syncs when the line comes back.

Cash on delivery changes the accounting. A confirmed order is not money in the bank. A system that treats the two as one number will mislead you every month. We model collection on its own, with returns and courier reconciliation in the same view.

Arabic is a first class interface here, not a translation layer. Screens read right to left properly. Invoices print in Arabic. Gulf builds follow the VAT and e-invoicing rules that apply in Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

Off the shelf, configured, or custom

We give an honest answer before we quote. If a ready system covers most of your workflow, we will say so and configure it. That call saves money more often than founders expect. We walk through the trade offs in our guide to choosing a custom or off the shelf ERP.

Custom earns its cost when the workflow is the advantage. Branch pricing rules are one trigger. Consignment stock, tiered distributor terms and unusual approval chains are others. Bending a large ERP into those shapes costs more than building the parts you need.

What ERP and CRM development costs, and how long it takes

A focused first release ships in eight to twelve weeks. It covers the modules that hurt most, usually stock and orders. It goes live in one branch before the rest follow.

Cost follows scope. We quote a fixed price against a written scope, never an open meter. Most Egyptian SMEs phase the work across a year. Each phase pays for the next out of the time it gives back. Start with a free audit of your systems and marketing if you want the shape of the project before you commit.

Why teams keep using what we build

Adoption is the real risk in this work. Software a sales team resents becomes a second job. Within a quarter the deals are back on WhatsApp. So we prototype screens with the people who will use them. We cut every field nobody needs, and we train branch by branch.

Support does not stop at launch. You have a named contact, an update cycle and a backlog we review with you. Read how we work on our about Luminari page, or look through our client success stories.