What is DO ALL?
DO ALL is a business operating system that unifies CRM, ERP, finance, HR, inventory and analytics on one platform, so every department works from the same data.
Who is DO ALL built for?
Growing and enterprise businesses across retail, manufacturing, healthcare, trading, construction and logistics in the Middle East, Africa and beyond.
How much does DO ALL cost?
Pricing is based on the agreed applications, users, delivery work and service requirements. Request a quotation that separates recurring fees, implementation, integrations and third-party costs.
How long does implementation take?
The schedule depends on process scope, data readiness, integrations and the availability of your reviewers. Agree milestones, dependencies and acceptance criteria after discovery rather than assuming a standard duration.
Is my data secure and where is it hosted?
Discuss access controls, encryption, hosting location, recovery and assurance evidence for the intended deployment. Confirm the agreed arrangements in the proposal and applicable security or data-processing terms.
Does DO ALL support Arabic and multiple currencies?
Discuss the languages, right-to-left workflows, currencies, entities and tax jurisdictions you need. Validate the relevant screens, documents and calculations during your demonstration and acceptance testing.
Can I try DO ALL before buying?
Yes. Book a personalised demo and we will configure a sandbox with your industry processes so you can test it with your own scenarios.
Where should we start if we need several modules?
Prioritise one end-to-end process with a clear owner and measurable pain point. Use that pilot to validate shared data and access rules before expanding.
Can we discuss software and managed services together?
Yes. Share both your application goals and operational support needs. The proposal should distinguish software scope from ongoing IT or cyber security services.
What makes a successful first rollout?
Clean master data, available process owners, realistic acceptance tests and role-based training are important foundations. Set aside time for users to test real scenarios.
How do we compare a proposal with our current tools?
Compare the complete workflow, including data migration, integrations, training, recurring fees and support responsibilities. A feature list alone does not show the full cost of change.
Which business software should a small business evaluate first?
Start with a complete workflow such as enquiry-to-invoice or request-to-purchase. Compare the required users, entities, integrations, data migration and recurring costs. ERP for small business should address a real operational gap without adding modules the team cannot yet maintain.