Money from every channel, every order to the door, every customer known, every message answered. The same system runs our own brands every day.
The questions we used to ask ourselves every week, before we built the system.
"The driver says they handed over the cash. The notebook says they didn't."
"The courier sent 38,000. For which orders, and after which fees?"
"Cards, Apple Pay, InstaPay, cash. The bank shows a number nobody can explain."
"A customer asked at midnight. By morning they had bought somewhere else."
"We sold a lot this month. Did we actually make money?"
"Our best customer stopped ordering, and nobody noticed."
Each of these now has an answer on one screen.
Every module reads the same data, so nothing is typed twice and no two screens disagree. Start with one, add the rest when you are ready.
Where is every pound?
Where is every order?
Who buys from you, and who stopped?
Is every message answered?
What runs out next?
What is actually working?
Does the store itself make people buy?
This is the hub that runs FigiHome, our home décor brand, every day: sales, stock, orders, customers, money, drivers, and an AI that answers questions about all of it. Click any tab. The numbers are placeholders.
Interactive demo with placeholder numbers. Click any tab to explore. The real hub runs privately behind a login.
Every pound the business owns, wherever it is sitting: with a driver, at the courier, waiting on a card or Apple Pay transfer, in the bank, in the till. Built for how stores actually collect money, cash on delivery included.
Accounting software billed every month, plus the bookkeeping hours it still needs. This runs on your own data, fits your store, and fills most of the books from data you already have.
Cash in a driver's pocket until they hand it over. A week of cash on delivery still with the courier. Card and Apple Pay money waiting for the morning transfer. InstaPay, the till, two banks. No off-the-shelf tool models any of it.
Finance reads the same data as stock, orders, customers, couriers and the AI inbox. One system for every side of the brand, so nothing is typed twice and nothing disagrees.
An unknown is never a zero. Where nothing was counted the hub shows a dash and refuses to total the position, because a made-up zero is worse than no answer.
Photograph the invoice and it reads the whole thing, asks only about the fields it was unsure of, then files the photo away by supplier. The kind of invoice decides where the money goes: stock is not a cost until it sells.
Meta reports ad spend before tax. The hub adds Egypt's 14% back on, so the profit line is the one you would actually bank, not the flattering one.
Proper double entry, generated from the data the hub already holds. Every transaction has to sum to zero, and the day one of them does not, the screen says so in red instead of quietly being wrong.
Click the tabs to explore. Demo values throughout, the real tab sits behind the team's login.
The money question has an answer. Where the cash is, who is holding it, and what is still owed used to take a round of phone calls and a spreadsheet somebody kept privately. It is now one screen anybody with the login can read.
Invoices stopped piling up. A photograph is the whole job. The supplier, the date, the number and every line come back typed, the file is stored where an auditor can find it, and the cost lands in the right month on its own.
One system, not five subscriptions. Finance shares a login, a database and a design with the rest of the hub. Built once for this business, so it fits the parts no off-the-shelf product has ever heard of.
Most stores have thousands of customers and know almost nothing about them. The system builds a profile for each one from their orders and deliveries, then tells you who deserves your attention.
demo profile
Tagged VIP, loyal or new automatically, by what they actually spent and how often they came back.
Customers who used to order and went quiet are flagged as at-risk while there is still time to win them back.
Which areas, products and channels bring people who buy a second time, not only a first.
Orders, deliveries, returns and private notes on one profile, so anyone on the team knows the history before they reply.
FigiHome sells furniture and posters on Shopify. Its customers ask on Instagram, on Messenger, and on the website, in Arabic and English, mostly at night. One assistant now answers all of it, and tells a human the moment it should stop.
Figures on this page are illustrative demo values used to show what the assistant reports on. They are not FigiHome's real business numbers.
The same assistant, the same product knowledge, and the same rules on every channel. A customer who asks on Instagram at midnight and follows up on the website in the morning is still one conversation.
A custom widget, matched to your brand, not a generic bubble.
A shopper sends a picture, a story, or one of your own posts. The assistant matches it against the catalogue and names the exact piece and price.
Voice messages are transcribed, shared reels and posts are watched, and both are answered like any other question.
Give it an order number or a phone and it reads live courier tracking, then says where the delivery actually is.
Prices, stock, shipping times, returns and exchanges, all read from the live store rather than a script that goes stale.
A complaint, a refund, or anything it should not decide becomes a ticket. The team is alerted on Telegram and the assistant steps back.
If a human is already handling a chat, the assistant stays out of it. It only opens conversations nobody has picked up.
When a paused conversation goes quiet for hours, the assistant resumes it. Nobody is left waiting on a reply that never comes.
The assistant is not a black box. Inside the same operations hub, its own tab shows every conversation it handled, every ticket it raised, and what customers keep asking for.
The peak sits after 9pm, when the shop is shut.
Click the tabs to explore. Demo values throughout, the real tab sits behind the team's login.
The inbox stopped being a shift. Answering DMs used to mean somebody reading, checking stock, looking up an order, and typing a reply, one customer at a time, well past closing. The assistant now writes the ordinary replies, which is most of them, and the team only opens the tab when a real person is needed.
Nothing waits until morning. Half of FigiHome's messages arrive after hours, and every one of them is answered in seconds instead of sitting unread overnight. Questions that used to go cold now turn into orders.
It is cheaper to run and it misses nothing. Far more efficient than staffing the inbox, and unlike a person at midnight it never skips a message, never forgets to follow up, and never loses a thread. Every conversation, ticket, and follow-up is logged in the hub.
From the first call to a running system in about three weeks.
Twenty minutes, on a call or on WhatsApp. You tell us how you track money, orders and customers today, and we tell you honestly where it leaks and whether the system fits.
We send a fixed quote for only the modules your store needs: a one-time setup plus a monthly fee. No packages, and nothing is charged before you agree.
About two weeks to connect your Shopify, courier, payment gateway, drivers and banks. Then the system runs next to your current method until the numbers match.
A short training for you and your drivers. After that we watch it, fix what breaks and adjust it as you grow.
Nothing here is a concept. Every module runs a real brand every day before it is offered to anyone else.
Our home décor brand on Shopify, and the proving ground for everything we build. It runs the whole system: money, orders and drivers, customers, stock, the AI inbox on Instagram, Facebook and the website, and the ads watch.
An Egyptian card game brand selling cash on delivery across the country. It runs on its own hub: money and real profit, orders tracked with Bosta and its own drivers, customers and live stats.
A creative agency website with a custom AI chatbot that knows their services, team and work, in an interface built to match their brand.
Two more of our brands are launching on the same system.
Shopify storefronts and product photography, as one-off projects. Below, product shots made by AI from ordinary photos.
No. The system plugs into the Shopify store you already have. Your customers see no change.
Yes, all three. Our own brands use both at once, so the portal, the cash tracking and the courier payout matching were built for exactly that mix. Bosta is connected today; for another courier we confirm on the free check.
Payments through Paymob, including cards and Apple Pay, are tracked from the sale to the bank transfer, with Paymob's fee taken out. If you use a different gateway, we tell you on the free check whether it is ready or needs building first.
You do. Each store runs on its own separate setup, never mixed with another store's data. If you leave, your data leaves with you.
No. Most stores start with Money and Orders & Delivery, then add modules once those are paying for themselves.
A one-time setup and a monthly fee, depending on the modules and your order volume. You get a fixed quote after the free store check, and nothing is charged before you agree to it.
Yes. The AI assistant replies in Egyptian Arabic, English or franco, whichever the customer writes in, and you can ask the business questions in Arabic too.
No. We set it up, we keep it running and we fix it when something breaks. Your team only uses the screens.
Twenty minutes, on a call or on WhatsApp. Tell us how you run things today and we will show you where money and time leak, whether you work with us or not.
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