Every digital service we deliver
Fourteen services in five groups, each one bought on its own and each one ending in documents you keep.
ITF Digital delivers fourteen services: internal tools, field apps, inspection apps, document control, websites, AI agents, document assistants, data extraction, document generation, workflow automation, reporting, integration, network management and AI readiness advice. Each can be bought alone, and each hands over what it produces: the system, its data and its documents, or for advice, the assessment. Security readiness sits with ITF Cyber.
In this section
Internal tools and portals
For work that outgrew the shared spreadsheet, built on a documented data model with a tested export.
Read moreBuildMobile apps for field work
Job cards, proof of delivery and meter readings captured with no signal, then synced when it returns.
Read moreBuildAudit and inspection apps
The finding, its photograph and its corrective action held in one record, filed against the asset.
Read moreBuildDocument control systems
Approval before issue, controlled distribution, and superseded copies withdrawn from use.
Read moreBuildWebsites and web apps
Arabic and English sites built from a content model you own and facts you confirm.
Read moreAIAI agents for back-office work
Reads, checks, chases and drafts on a schedule, and hands every consequential output to a named person to sign.
Read moreAIAssistants over your own documents
Answers from your controlled procedures, citing the document number, section and revision.
Read moreAIData extraction
Invoices, delivery notes and certificates turned into fields, with uncertain values queued for a person.
Read moreAIDocument and report generation
Quotations, letters and reports filled from your records and approved templates, drafted text marked.
Read moreAutomate and reportWorkflow automation
Closing the two or three gaps where work waits between steps, with escalation and renewal tracking.
Read moreAutomate and reportDashboards and reporting
The client report assembled from records, and the overdue view kept current without anyone updating it.
Read moreConnect and runSystems integration
Two systems agreeing on one identifier first, then sharing data with scheduled reconciliation.
Read moreConnect and runNetwork management
A wireless coverage survey, segmentation, monitoring and a topology drawing that matches the building.
Read moreAdvisoryAI readiness
A ranked register of where AI earns its place in your work, a staff AI use policy and one pilot specification.
Read moreITF CyberSecurity readiness, in ITF Cyber
Control registers, gap registers, policies and remediation plans, delivered by the group's security division.
Read moreMethodHow a build runs
Eight steps, working software at step four, and the table of what moves a quotation.
Read moreHandoverWhat you receive
Every document you hold at handover, named, with when you get it and who it is written for.
Read moreCommercialEngagement models
A systems audit alone, a fixed-scope build, a setup with a monthly service, or support on a live system.
Read moreAfter launchSupport after launch
Severity defined before anything breaks, a change log of every change, and a monthly note.
Read moreReferenceIntegrations
The ways data moves between systems here, and the Saudi date, name and digit problems that break them.
Read moreMigrationLegacy migration
Years of records moved off an old database or spreadsheet, with its unwritten rules found first.
Read morePart of one system
Every division keeps records to the same standard, so the second one you need works the way the first one did.
Not sure which of these you need
That is what the systems audit is for. One week, a current-state process map you keep, and a written recommendation that is sometimes to build nothing.