Most problems already have a system.

We find what exists, check it fits, and make it work with what you already run.

Where this usually starts

We connect what you have where possible, and replace only what cannot be connected.

One inventory and one report across both, on systems that already do this.

Engine represents the provider locally: selling, installing and first-line support.

Engine selects, configures and supports third-party software and hardware. Licences and subscriptions are held in your name.

Technology

Engine selects systems, connects them to what you already run, and stays for the support.

System selection
We shortlist what already exists, check it against how you actually work, and say what we would not buy.
Integration
Connecting the systems you already run, so one number means one thing across all of them.
Websites and web applications
Built to be handed over: your domain, your hosting, your accounts, working files included.
Online stores and payments
A catalogue that stays in step with stock, and a checkout your bank will actually approve.
Automation and workflow
The repeated steps between systems, done without a person copying them across.
Reporting and dashboards
One view across locations and systems, built on the numbers you already hold.
Installation and support
On site in Bahrain for the install, and reachable afterwards when something stops.
Local representation
A provider with no office here sells, installs and supports through Engine.
Licences and renewals
Held in your name, tracked, and renewed before they lapse.
Training and handover
Your team shown the system on your own data, with the documentation left behind.