Outlet & Store Management Software Saudi Arabia

A cloud platform that builds a clean master of every Saudi outlet you sell to: baqala, mini-market, hypermarket, pharmacy, souq wholesaler, geotagged by GPS, grouped by size and channel, with availability and shelf norms and outlet-level execution tracking.

Yes. It is built for brands and key distributors servicing dual-channel trade across Saudi Arabia, spanning modern trade hypermarkets and supermarkets in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam alongside baqalas and mini-markets in smaller cities and suburbs, where traditional, independent grocers still carry the bulk of retail sales.

Outlets are grouped by channel and size, from hypermarkets and supermarkets to busy mini-markets, neighbourhood baqalas, and souq wholesalers, and availability and visibility norms are set per class so a baqala is not held to the same shelf target as a hypermarket.

One tap shows everything a rep needs at the counter: the outlet's class and GPS location, availability and shelf norms, SFDA/RSD-aligned SKU list, visit history, last order, and outstanding credit balance.

Every outlet is geotagged with GPS coordinates when first surveyed, so reps and route planners get an exact pin for each baqala, mini-market, or hypermarket account layered on top of Saudi Arabia's well-organised national addressing, sharpening navigation, visit sequencing, and route planning across the Kingdom's long inter-city distances.

Yes. Outlet-level reports cover visits, coverage, norm compliance, secondary sales, and stock health, and can be downloaded by region: Central, Western, and Eastern, down to city and territory level.

Yes. Merchandising visits sit inside the beat plan, with mandatory or optional tasks per outlet and higher visit frequency for high-density retail clusters in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam, stepped up further around Mecca and Medina during Ramadan and Hajj/Umrah demand surges.

Yes. The field app is offline-first. Reps survey outlets, take orders, and capture photos while covering long inter-city distances, desert routes, and summer heat; everything syncs to the cloud the moment they're back in range.