Cloud Software Built for Cosmetics & Personal Care Companies in Egypt

SKU masters carry manufacturing and expiry dates alongside batch numbers for cosmetics, skincare, and personal care lines. Every batch record stays traceable from the warehouse through to the baqala counter and the modern-trade shelf, so an audit or a recall can be resolved with full lot history rather than a phone call to the field.

BAs and promoters log consultations and sales at the counter or aisle. Verified conversions trigger a payout in EGP straight to a bank account or a mobile wallet such as Vodafone Cash or Orange Cash, settled directly to the individual rather than routed through an agency. Claims that fail verification are held for review before any payout moves.

Yes. Consignments landing at Alexandria, Damietta, or Port Said are booked into the DMS with clearance reference, batch, and expiry captured on arrival. Allocation runs first-expiry-first-out from the central warehouse down to distributors, wholesalers, and baqala or souq traders, with landed-cost tracking against repricing that follows EGP movement.

Baqala counters, souq traders, cosmetics wholesalers, and modern-trade chains such as Carrefour Egypt, Kazyon, or Spinneys Egypt all sit in one geography master. Secondary sales, counter sell-out, and reorder gaps surface in a single view, so brand managers see the traditional trade and the supermarket beauty aisle side by side rather than in separate reports.

Yes. Salons and beauty consultants book replenishment through the app, log professional usage, and accrue tier points. Pharmacy and baqala staff enrol through simple verification, redeem rewards to a bank account or mobile wallet, and clear training certification before campaign work or product gifting rounds such as the Ramadan and Eid seasons.

BAs and merchandisers photograph the counter and shelf against a campaign brief. AI image recognition reads facings, tester presence, gift-with-purchase placement, and competitor adjacency across supermarket beauty aisles and pharmacy shelves. Exception reports flag drift, and supervisors close gaps before the next footfall surge.

Brand managers see SKU-level sell-out, BA conversion ratios, and campaign return on investment. KAMs see chain scorecards for joint business plan reviews. The 1Voice AI assistant answers plain-language queries such as which SKUs are moving fastest in Alexandria this week or where fragrance stock is ageing in Giza, without waiting on a custom report.

Yes. The BA, KAM, and merchandiser apps are offline-first. Consultations, audits, orders, and photos queue on the device inside dense souq lanes in Cairo, through the patchier connectivity of Upper Egypt and the rural Delta, and sync automatically once a connection is available.

Yes. EGP-native pricing, an Arabic-first field app for staff who are not necessarily English-fluent, and multi-timezone support. The geography master models Region to Governorate to City to Outlet down the Cairo, Alexandria, and Giza corridors, so a bilingual Arabic and English field force works in the language each market actually speaks.

FMCG, food and beverage, dairy, home care, pharma, consumer durables and electronics, BFSI, industrial products, automotive spares, agri inputs, and building materials. The same cloud backend, configured for the channel shape of each sector across Egypt.