Sollvo
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Sollvo is a Riyadh technology company. We build the software, data and automation that take repetitive work off your team and put live numbers in front of the people who decide.

Most organisations do not have a technology problem. They have forty spreadsheets, three systems that never talk to each other, and one person who knows how it all fits together. When that person takes leave, the numbers stop. We build the system that holds that knowledge, so the company no longer depends on anyone's memory.

Our services

One team owns the work from the first workshop to daily operations. No handoffs between vendors, and nobody to answer for the result but us.

No surprises at the finish line

Most technology projects fail quietly and admit it late. Ours put working software in front of you every few weeks, so you can steer, pause or stop while changing course is still cheap.

1

Listen

We sit with the people who do the work, because that is where the lost hours show up.

2

Design

You approve the flow, the screens and the data model on paper, where changing your mind costs nothing.

3

Build

Short cycles, each ending in something your team can use and judge. You watch the progress happen.

4

Run

We deploy where your data has to live, your own servers included, and we stay accountable after go-live.

We build products too, not only projects

Client work shows us where organisations lose time. When the same problem keeps coming back, we turn the answer into a product any organisation can run.

What you can hold us to

Your data stays where you decide

Cloud when it suits you. Your own servers when the data must not leave the building. You choose, and we build for it.

We work with what you already run

The systems you have paid for stay. We connect to them, and nobody enters the same data twice.

Arabic is not an afterthought

Interfaces are designed for the language your teams work in, with right-to-left done properly from the first screen.

What is your team still doing by hand?

Start there. A few lines are enough, and we reply to arrange a first conversation.