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Service

Customer service and call-centre operation for businesses and online stores. The contract identifies the tasks we own.

Channels

Calls and chat, according to scope. Specific messaging platforms, accounts, numbers and permissions are agreed before launch.

Markets & delivery

Serving Saudi business needs, with operational support from teams in Egypt. Contracting entity, team location and data access locations must be confirmed in the proposal.

Languages

Arabic and English scopes can be discussed. Saudi-dialect capability is validated for the proposed team; other languages require a separate availability check.

Coverage

24 hours a day, seven days a week, throughout the month, including nights, Fridays and weekends, subject to agreed shifts, staffing and contract scope. Response targets are agreed for each service.

Getting started

Discovery → scope and responsibilities → access and training → readiness check → agreed launch → performance review. Dates depend on scope and readiness.

Systems & integrations

Existing tools are assessed first. No plug-and-play integration catalogue is promised; access, technical work and costs are scoped separately.

Support & escalation

The operating scope must name the daily owner, quality reviewer, client decision maker, escalation channels and review schedule.

Boundaries

Store policies, refund approvals, price exceptions and regulated decisions remain with the authorised client team unless explicitly delegated in writing.

Evidence & certification

Performance measures are not published achievements. This website does not claim ISO, SOC 2 or PCI certification, or Saudi-only data residency.