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Altahady builds custom software, Odoo ERP modules, and AI-integrated systems for operations that cannot afford to be wrong. Four products, built to infrastructure standards, from Alexandria.
Odoo × Shopify stock, reconciling on every webhook.
Field check-ins, queued offline until the signal returns.
ETA e-receipts, signed and chained. Waitlist open.
Every customer channel in one inbox you control.
No slideware, no vaporware. Every engagement ends with software running in front of real users.
Web applications, APIs, and system integrations built to survive production, architected for the load you will have rather than the load you have today.
Full-cycle Odoo work: gap analysis, custom module development, migration, go-live, and the support call at 11pm when month-end closing matters.
LLMs, workflow automation, and computer vision wired into the systems you already run. AI that closes tickets and moves inventory, not a chatbot on a homepage.
Every product here started as a problem a paying client hit first. We solved it once, then hardened it, so the next business does not pay the pioneer tax.
Odoo × Shopify inventory connector. One inventory, two platforms, zero oversells.
The deskless workers app. HR that fits in a pocket, not behind a desk.
ETA e-receipt middleware. Every receipt signed, submitted, and acknowledged. Your POS, untouched.
Every customer conversation in one inbox, on infrastructure you control.
Altahady is a small company. The engineering behind it is not.
The engineering behind Altahady comes from digital transformation and nationwide homeland-security operations: systems deployed across a country, to people working outdoors, where being unavailable was not one of the options.
Vehicle telematics and private secured networks over LTE and 5G, MPLS and private APNs. This is why Maydan is offline-first: it was built by people who have never been allowed to assume a signal.
Making two systems that disagree tell one truth, under real operational load, without replacing either of them. That is SyncBridge and Khatm, described exactly.
The ETA e-receipt spec, Odoo's Egyptian localization stack, and the operating realities behind them: licensing math that collapses at scale, connections that drop mid-shift. Known from the inside rather than from documentation.
This is the provenance of the engineering, not a client list. Those programmes were delivered elsewhere, under other organisations, and the clients involved are not named here. That is deliberate and permanent.
Broken, ambitious, or "impossible." A real engineer reads it and replies within one business day.
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