I run ERP and automation work for a Jeddah group by day, and a 3PL company I built the ERP for by night. The same discipline sits under both: write the process down, encode it, then delete the manual step.
That means I arrive already knowing the accounting reality behind the configuration — VAT and ZATCA filing, lease schedules, cost centres, month-end — because I have been the one answering for them.
Ahmed didn't just implement ERPNext — he understood our accounting needs because he IS an accountant. Our financial reports are now automated and accurate. Best investment we made.
We tried two other ERPNext developers before Ahmed. He was the only one who could handle our complex manufacturing workflows. The custom module he built saved us 15 hours a week.
Ahmed set up n8n automations that send WhatsApp alerts to our clients automatically. We went from manual follow-ups to a fully automated pipeline. Game changer for our logistics.
The whole story is one timeline — nine years, every real role, in order.
