Every row is true today, partly true today, or work we do during your setup. We say which.
| What Gulf IT, HR and finance teams need | Where it stands |
|---|---|
| Data in the UAE or Saudi Arabia | Today. Every client gets a separate copy, hosted in the UAE or the Kingdom, or on your own servers. |
| Riyals and dirhams | Today. Each office has its own currency, so a Riyadh laptop shows its cost in SAR and a Dubai one in AED. |
| The custody form, signed | Today. The person signs on the phone with a finger, and the signed copy is kept on the record and emailed to them. We write your handover note in Arabic and English during setup. |
| Arabic screens | Partly today. People can switch the screens to Arabic and the layout runs right to left, but about 54% of the labels are translated and the rest show in English. One layout bug pushes Arabic pages sideways; we fix it and finish the screens your team uses during setup. |
| Hijri dates | No. Dates show in the Gregorian calendar. |
| Sign-in with Microsoft | Set up during setup: single sign-on with Entra ID, or your Active Directory. |
| Laptops from Intune, Jamf or Google Workspace | Set up during setup: managed devices arrive once a day with their serial numbers. Tools, monitors and SIMs are added from your spreadsheet or by hand. |
| Finding unknown devices on the network | No. There is no network scanner. Device sync covers the laptops and phones your MDM already manages. |
| Wiping a phone when someone leaves | No. That stays in your MDM. The person record lists every device to wipe. |
















