Many small and mid-sized businesses across the Arab region track their collections through a mix of spreadsheets, scattered WhatsApp messages, and the owner's memory. That works — until the team grows, someone's out sick, or an important message gets lost among hundreds of others.
Global debt-collection tools exist, but most are built first for English and Western markets, priced for a scale small businesses don't have, and treat Arabic as an afterthought rather than a first-class language. Rasid is built the other way around: with care for the Arab market, from the design to the layout direction to how every notification is worded.
Real privacy, not a marketing slogan. Your customers' financial data is sensitive. When AI suggests a call plan, we replace customer names and phone numbers with placeholder labels before sending anything — no real name ever reaches a third party.
It should work even with a spotty connection. Not every area has a stable connection at all times — Rasid is built to work offline, syncing your data automatically the moment the network comes back.
Strict data isolation, per organization. Your data is isolated from every other organization's at the database level itself, not just in the interface code.
Rasid is currently in an early build stage, ahead of a public official launch. We're building it carefully, one feature at a time, focused on making everything that exists today work correctly and reliably, rather than shipping many half-finished tools quickly.
We'd love to hear from business owners facing this problem every day.
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