Materials disappear on site
Receipts on paper, issues with no work zone, and nobody compares what was issued with what was built. Waste and theft show up after the project ends.
TASHYIDNA — the operations centre for contracting companies
Your project in plain sight from the site to the books.
Every material that reaches the site, every purchase request, every certificate — linked together, and in front of you on one screen.
See the product itself
Today: the decisions that need you now
A contractor rarely loses it on one big deal. It goes in a hundred small numbers nobody compares: materials issued beyond the bill of quantities, a cancelled order still counted, a certificate with the wrong tax. TASHYIDNA compares them every day, and shows the evidence next to every number.
- Arabic-first
- In Egyptian pounds
- Works on site without a connection
Three problems that eat every contractor's margin
Certificates live in Excel
Previous, current and to-date are worked out by hand; tax, retention, withholding and advance recovery are typed from memory — and one wrong cent is a dispute with the owner.
No idea if the project is making money
The budget is in one file, the commitments in another, the actuals in the store book. You learn an item blew its budget when the money runs out.
Every pound has one road
Each step is tied to the one before it — so the number at the end of the chain has evidence at the start.
- SiteA daily report with photos, and receipts and issues against a BOQ item and a work zone.
- ProcurementA purchase request is measured against the item's remaining budget before it becomes an order; above it, the reason is asked for.
- StoresReceipts against an approved order only — never beyond what was ordered, never on a cancelled order.
- CertificateCumulative: previous, current and to date, and nobody can certify beyond the BOQ quantity.
- MoneyCollected, paid and outstanding — every number backed by a certificate or an order you can open.
Everyone sees their own work — and only that
The owner
- Budget, committed, actual and forecast for every item
- Approvals waiting, with a spending limit per person
- Waste alerts with their evidence and source
The engineer
- The BOQ with quantities — no prices
- Prepares and submits purchase requests and certificates
- Cannot approve what they created
The site supervisor
- One screen with big buttons: labour, materials, today's report
- Receives against the order, issues to a work zone
- No money figure anywhere on the screen
Built for contracting in Egypt
Not a translated foreign product — the rules you work by today are inside it.
- Tax per contract — 14% for new contracts, 5% for those started before the June 2025 change, 0% for exempt ones.
- A cumulative owner certificate — retention, withholding, advance recovery, and the site engineer, manager, consultant and owner signatures.
- In Egyptian pounds and in Arabic from the first screen to the last printed page.
- Works offline — the supervisor writes the report in the basement, and it is sent when the network returns.
Numbers you can question
Real permissions
The server decides what an account may do — not a button on the screen.
Audit log
Every approval, change and cancellation is recorded: who, when, and what it was before.
Written rules
Every alert comes from a rule you can read — no black box.
Your data is yours
Your company's data goes to nobody, and every company is fully isolated from the others.
Start with one project
Enter the BOQ, let the site record receipts and issues for a week — and see the waste for yourself.