Systems we built, in the places they run.

Every system here is one we built and still support. Four clients have cleared us to use their name; the rest are described by sector and place, which is enough to place the work without breaking a confidence.

Organisations we have delivered for
20+
Countries with systems in production
5
Industries with a system in production
7
The Guru ERP dashboard in the public demo, showing the week’s sales, transaction count and average basket over a daily revenue chart, with revenue by category beside it

ManufacturingRiyadh, Saudi Arabia

Three Arrow Plastics Factory Co

Guru ERP across production, inventory, procurement, finance and HR on a single facility, configured to the process the plant already ran.

ChallengeProduction planning, inventory, procurement, finance and HR each lived somewhere different, and none of them agreed.
ConstraintThe line does not stop. Every stage of the rollout had to be reversible.
ResultOne set of numbers for the floor and the office.
StatusIn production
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The Guru ERP dashboard in the public demo, showing the week’s sales, transaction count and average basket over a daily revenue chart, with revenue by category beside it

TradingSaudi Arabia

AL Rukan Al Hassan Co

Guru ERP configured for trading: sales, procurement, HRM, accounts and VAT. Same codebase as the Riyadh plant, two industries.

ChallengeA trading operation needed the same operational control a factory system gives a plant.
ConstraintVAT had to be correct from the first invoice, not bolted on later.
ResultOne platform serving two operations that have almost nothing in common.
StatusIn production
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The AI healthcare platform, showing a clinical workspace with patient imaging alongside structured diagnostic information

HealthcareBoston, United States

AvailOrtho

Computer vision over DICOM studies, supporting orthopaedic surgical planning and intraoperative guidance.

ChallengePreoperative planning and intraoperative guidance depended on how carefully each surgeon read each study.
ConstraintIt complements the surgeon and never makes the call. Everything it surfaces traces back to the image it came from.
ResultDecision support the surgeon stays accountable for.
StatusIn production
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The smart parking system, showing live bay occupancy against access and monitoring controls

Public SectorMotijheel, Dhaka

Dhaka South City Corporation

End-to-end digitisation of parking operations, with real-time space utilisation and vehicle movement.

ChallengeKerbside parking in one of the busiest commercial districts in Dhaka ran on manual collection and no record of what was where.
ConstraintPeak is eight in the morning, and it had to work with the access control and payment already installed rather than replace it.
ResultA live record of the district kerbside.
StatusIn production
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LogisticsLive container terminal

A container terminal operator

Real-time yard, gate and equipment visibility in one operational view, under continuous operational demand.

ChallengeYard, gate and equipment were three separate pictures of the same operation, and none of them was current.
ConstraintNo maintenance window. It has to stay correct while ships are moving.
StatusIn production
The Guru POS sale screen in the public demo, showing a five-line basket with a weighed item, GST per line, the attached customer and the balance due

RetailBangladesh

A service retail group

Guru POS on the same codebase as Guru ERP, so the till opens from the ERP dashboard rather than a second sign-in.

ChallengeSales, inventory, staff and customer records were reconciled by hand between the counter and the back office.
ConstraintUsable by frontline staff on their first shift, and controlled by management from the back office. Both, or it is not finished.
StatusIn production
The estate management platform, showing visitor records, resident services and operational communication in one workspace

Real EstateDhaka

A multi-tower estate operator

Property operations and resident experience on one platform.

ChallengeVisitor movement, resident services, billing and operational messaging ran on four different tools and one WhatsApp group.
ConstraintBilling and service tracking are visible to the resident, not only the operator. That is the difference between a management tool and a service.
StatusIn production
Salon POS promotional poster: the salon dashboard on a laptop, showing customer, staff, service, bill and revenue totals, a revenue chart and the top services, staff and customers, under the headline "Run your salon, staff, services and revenue in one place"

Retail

Classic Cut Boutique Salon

Salon POS running haircuts, treatments, beauty services and product sales through one connected system.

StatusIn production

Three of the seven are unidentified. They render at the same size as the four that are named, because the difference between them is paperwork rather than the size of the work. They carry a sector, a place, a challenge and a constraint, which is enough to place the work without breaking a confidence.

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