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One conversation is usually enough to tell whether there is something worth automating in how your team works today. If there isn’t, we’ll say so — that answer is free too.
What happens next
You get a reply, not a receipt
From someone who would work on it. Usually within one business day.
Half an hour on your workflow
We walk through what runs manually today and where the hours actually go — no deck.
A straight answer
What's worth automating, what isn't, and what a first build would involve. If there's nothing here, we say so.
Email
support@baseerah.coPhone
+968 7716 1602Office
Muscat, Sultanate of Oman
Remote-first; on site with clients across the Gulf.
Rather talk it through
Skip the form andpick a time
The same half hour, booked straight into the calendar instead of waiting on a reply. Bring the part of the week your team most dreads — you’ll get a straight answer on the call about whether it is worth automating.
- Half an hour
- Muscat time (GST)
- No deck, no pitch
Opens Cal.com in a new tab. Nothing is booked until you confirm.
Questions
The things people ask first
If the one you need isn’t here, ask it directly — a reply from someone who would work on it, not a brochure.
Use the form aboveThe discovery pass takes a week or two, and what follows it is a working prototype against your own data rather than a document. You are looking at something real, and deciding whether to build on it, inside the first month.
No — and in most engagements we don't. The systems you use are where your team already works, so the default is to automate around them and connect them to each other. Replacement only comes up when the existing tool is what's causing the problem.
In your infrastructure. Prototypes run against your data in your region, and what we build is deployed into your own cloud account — AWS, Azure or Google Cloud — not into a tenancy we control.
It is scoped after discovery, because the honest answer before that is a guess. What the discovery pass costs is fixed and known up front, and it ends with a scope and a price for the build — with no obligation to continue.
Source, infrastructure and documentation are yours, along with a runbook for the people who will operate it. Teams who want us to keep tuning it stay on a support arrangement; teams who want to run it themselves can, and that is a real option rather than a courtesy.
Yes. The team is based in Oman and much of the work is with businesses here, but engagements run remotely across the Gulf and beyond.