Al Jawad Software House

Solution: Al Jawad implemented a broad Odoo footprint with Iraq-specific localisation (Arabic and English documents, Iraqi chart of accounts and payroll, Ministry of Education master sheet rules) plus integrations to access-control gates, Gmail account creation and scanner-fed exam auto-correction.

Results: The account reports automated registration, grade management and scheduling, exam auto-correction accurate to 97.85%, and added eLearning and online exams. No financial figures are given.

Solution: What began as an Odoo marketing-app project expanded into a full implementation, with multi-country accounting rules, multilingual document printing, multiple regional eCommerce sites with separate payment gateways, eLearning customisation and instructor payroll driven by class attendance.

Results: Al Jawad reports migrating 17 years of data from 145 companies, running multiple regional storefronts, and adding marketing and expense integration to compute ROI, cost per acquisition and cost per lead. No outcome numbers are published.

Solution: Al Jawad scoped the project through on-site department workshops and deployed Odoo on cloud, customising bank down-payment and insurance-approval workflows, spare-part matching to vehicle models, plate-number and odometer tracking, digital signature approvals and UAE payroll localisation.

Results: The partner describes automated bank and insurer communication, spare-part matching, payment follow-up and internal approvals, plus added car sales and registration reporting. No quantified outcomes are published.