Built for an organisation, not for one person.
Zala Savings, Zala Life and Zala Secure are products a person opens on their own. These are different: platforms built around how one kind of organisation already works — a school, an accounting firm, a clinic — in Arabic and English, replacing several systems with one.
Three industries, so far.
Each began with one organisation’s real work and its real paper. Nothing here is a template with a different logo on it.
The same three habits, whatever the industry.
We measure before we scope
What is actually used today, and what it costs. Features nobody uses do not get rebuilt, and we will say which parts are not worth building.
Somebody else’s data sets the rules
Children’s records, a client’s books, a patient’s history. Each one narrows what the software may do, and those limits are written down on the page for that industry.
Hosted, or on your own machine
In one place on Amazon Web Services with updates, monitoring and backups kept apart from the server — or entirely inside the office, where the work is too sensitive to leave it.
Your industry isn’t one of these three?
Neither were these, until somebody showed us a week of their real work. Tell us how yours runs today and what it costs, and we’ll tell you what’s worth building and what isn’t.
