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“We thank Raptors Company for their help in achieving our goals. We are currently in the implementation phase and God willing, things are good, especially in the continuous support, answering questions, collecting requirements and implementing them, and the clarification sessions related to all the Excel sheets that were shared with us, answering inquiries and clarifying them. We appreciate their efforts and God willing, we will achieve a great accomplishment with them.”

Ahmed Ali ERP Specialist

First let me thank you for having such a tool that will help all of us track all the issues in one place. it’s agreeeeeeeeeeeeeet job by raptors team I loved it. ( Please add Emotion option 😀 )

Moataz Atif Associate PM

Project Overview:

DAJAAN Holding, embarked on a transformative journey to modernize its HR solution. The project aimed to replace its outdated on-premise HR solution and in-house developed self-services with modern, scalable alternative; with a vision to enhance employee experience and streamline HR processes.

Case Study: Transforming HR: Achieving Efficiency, Engagement, and Growth at DAJAAN Holding

  • DAJAAN Holding faced several challenges stemming from outdated HR system and inefficient self-services. Their reliance on an on-premise HR solution lacked the agility and scalability necessary for modern business needs, hampering both HR operations and employee productivity.
  • Moreover, their in-house self-services platform failed to meet contemporary standards, featuring an outdated user interface and restricted functionalities, leading to subpar employee experiences and operational inefficiencies in accessing HR-related services.
  • Transitioning from these legacy systems to modern alternatives presented significant hurdles, including integration complexities, data migration issues, and ensuring smooth employee adoption.
  • DAJAAN Holding faced several challenges stemming from outdated HR system and inefficient self-services. Their reliance on an on-premise HR solution lacked the agility and scalability necessary for modern business needs, hampering both HR operations and employee productivity.
  • Moreover, their in-house self-services platform failed to meet contemporary standards, featuring an outdated user interface and restricted functionalities, leading to subpar employee experiences and operational inefficiencies in accessing HR-related services.
  • Transitioning from these legacy systems to modern alternatives presented significant hurdles, including integration complexities, data migration issues, and ensuring smooth employee adoption.

Project Overview:

In a dynamic corporate landscape, a prominent client faced severe challenges in managing employee time attendance. With multiple time machines scattered across various branches, the client struggled with ineffective data usage and a lack of cohesive tracking. The need for a streamlined and intelligent solution was evident.

Case Study: Transforming HR: Achieving Efficiency, Engagement, and Growth at DAJAAN Holding

The client encountered several critical issues:

  • Punch machines could not identify the type of punch (in/out).
  • Machines lacked grace period configuration, causing discrepancies.
  • Time machines struggled with data comprehension.
  • Unpaired punches were not captured, leading to inaccuracies.
  • Essential alerts for time administrators and managers were missing.

Project Overview:

Primary objective of the project is to create a unified global template and harmonize business processes across NBK’s extensive network of entities. This initiative is driven by the vision of streamlining operations, optimizing resources, and fostering consistency in performance across the organization.

Case Study: Global Template: Harmonizing NBK's Operational Landscape for Sustainable Success

  • After years of extensive customization on SAP HCM (an on-premise solution) and the development of numerous in-house applications, RAPTORS unveiled a fragmented architecture upheld by numerous costly integrations with third-party applications.
  • These integrations acted as temporary fixes to bridge gaps in the customer's business processes. Additionally, RAPTORS identified outdated business practices that, although they facilitated data flow, were not in line with leading best practices.
  • These practices resulted in unnecessary bottlenecks, redundancies, and manual efforts on non-strategic transactions. Overall, the customer had to navigate through multiple sites to generate a single report, often finding them outdated by the time they were finalized.