What if the server dies?
Backups run on your schedule, to a second machine or an offsite copy you control. Recovery is a rehearsed procedure, not a support ticket.
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Built for companies where the data is the business: regulated operations, sensitive customer records, contracts and margins you cannot hand to a third party. Raabyt installs inside your walls, and you hold the keys.
Running inside businesses across the UAE

Numbers don’t match. Reports run late. The same invoice gets typed into three different places. Ask a simple question and four systems give four answers, and every one of them lives on somebody else’s computer.
What your business looks like today
It’s your name
on the line.
When your provider goes down, they publish a status page. You face your customers, your auditor and your board. The outage is theirs for an hour. The consequences are yours for a year. So the only question worth asking is this: who is responsible when something goes wrong?

ERP
Runs CRM, sales, purchasing, finance and HR from one connected system, configured around your workflows instead of the other way around.
Document Management System (DMS)
Files every supplier quotation, customer PO, contract and delivery note automatically: organized, versioned and searchable the moment they are created.
Unified Firewall Management (UFM)
Puts every firewall, rule and alert on one screen, managed from inside your own network instead of a vendor portal.
You are. So we built all three to run on one server inside your network.
One click turns a quote into an order, an order into an invoice. The details carry forward, your people still approve each step, and nobody re-types a line.
Licence the module you need now. The rest switch on later, on the same install, with no second implementation.
6
modules
buy one, or take the full ERP
100%
runs on your own network. No internet, no waiting out someone else’s outage.
Roles decide which modules, records and figures a person can open. One system does not mean the whole company can read your margins.
Trading and distribution, contracting and construction, manufacturing, logistics and freight, retail and wholesale, facilities management, and anything shaped like them.
Where your data lives
Your records sit on a server with an address you can walk to. They stay under your jurisdiction, your regulator and your audit, and they do not cross a border because a vendor moved a region.
Shaped to you
It is your installation, running your own copy of the software. When the way you work doesn’t match the way it ships, the software changes, not your process. No feature request queue, no waiting for a release that has to serve everybody else.
Integrations and migration
Your existing data comes across, and the systems you already run stay connected. SeDoc plugs straight in.
Approvals and workflows
Approval chains follow your real hierarchy, whatever shape it happens to be.
Reports that match
Written against your own data, in the format your auditor already accepts.
Every document
Supplier quotations, customer POs, contracts and delivery notes are attached to the record they belong to at the moment they are raised. No shared drive, no naming convention nobody follows.
Attached, not filed
Every document hangs off the order, supplier or customer it belongs to.
Found in seconds
Search by number, party, date or amount. A delivery note from three years ago is three seconds away.
Kept as long as you need
Retention runs to your own policy, on your own storage, for as long as your auditor requires.
No dependency
The system is installed, not connected. It keeps running if our office closes, if we are acquired, or if you never speak to us again. That is the difference between owning software and being allowed to use it.
Five phases, with a named person from our team in each one. You will know what happens, who does it, and roughly how long it takes.
Backups run on your schedule, to a second machine or an offsite copy you control. Recovery is a rehearsed procedure, not a support ticket.
Branches, site teams and laptops connect through your VPN or a secured gateway. Access is a permission you grant, not a door left open.
We do, on a version you approve, at a time you choose. Nothing changes under your users because a vendor shipped a release on Tuesday.
The database is yours and the schema is documented. Your data exports in full whenever you ask. If you replace us, you leave with everything.
A subscription is smaller than a licence in year one. That is the whole of its argument. Here is the same 50 user business, costed to year 10.
50 users on the full ERP, costed over 10 years
CLOUD SUBSCRIPTION
AED 2.58M
over ten years
RAABYT ON-PREMISE
AED 0.84M
over ten years
3.0×
cheaper over ten years, and ahead from year three
Assumptions: 50 users on the full ERP over 10 years, in AED. Subscription at AED 300 per user per month rising 7% a year, plus AED 90,000 implementation. On-premise at AED 300,000 licence, AED 100,000 implementation, AED 40,000 server and AED 45,000 annual support from year two. Your own figures will differ. Ask us to run them.
Selling subscriptions earns a commission. Selling systems earns implementation, customization and support, for as long as the client runs them.
Hear it from the teams running Raabyt.
Book a demo of any of the three. We will run it against the way you actually work, not a prepared dataset.