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Idrak

Running in real production · Live since May 2026

RECORDED.

An incident that is never logged is never measured — and the report built on it lies with confidence.

Idrak manages maintenance and operations incidents. It makes the record happen where the work happens — not at the end of the day, and not at the end of the month.

Designed and built in Saudi Arabia · Full Arabic and English

It is not chaos — it is something worse

It is not chaos — it is something worse

Maintenance systems rarely collapse outright. What actually happens is that they get filled in late and approximately, producing reports that look correct and are not — and those reports drive purchasing, staffing and performance decisions.

  • The report arrives by phone

    A call or a message, with no number, no timestamp and no named owner. What is not recorded did not happen.

  • The paper is lost or delayed

    Written on a note or in a chat group, then transferred to the log days later — if at all.

  • The report is filled from memory

    At month end the table gets filled approximately. The numbers exist; the accuracy does not.

  • And spare parts vanish

    Issued without a record, so nobody knows what was actually consumed or when to reorder.

A full cycle, from intake to closure

  1. Report raised
  2. Routed and assigned
  3. Executed and documented
  4. Closed and measured
  1. Report raised

    Report raised

    From any device, with or without an account, including photos, description and location — and it gets a reference number immediately.

  2. Routed and assigned

    Routed and assigned

    Categorised, sent to the right department, then assigned to a specific technician by operational priority.

  3. Executed and documented

    Executed and documented

    The technician logs the work, issues materials and checks out equipment — all from inside the incident screen itself.

  4. Closed and measured

    Closed and measured

    Closing the incident updates reports automatically — with numbers recorded the moment the work happened.

What Idrak does

  • Incident management

    A full cycle with reference numbers, priorities, statuses and response targets, plus a work log per incident.

  • Inventory and spare parts

    Item catalogue, per-department stock and reorder thresholds — and issuing happens from inside the incident.

  • Equipment custody

    Check-out and return with documented condition, and a panel showing each technician what they hold now.

  • Work permits

    Issue, track and link to incidents, with attachments and scoped permissions.

  • Exportable reports

    PDF and Excel in Arabic and English — reading from live data, not from memory.

  • Instant notifications

    Delivered to mobile in the recipient’s own language, so nobody waits to discover they have a task.

  • Works offline

    A progressive web app that installs on phone and desktop and works in low-coverage sites.

  • Precise roles and permissions

    Super admin · department manager · technician · reporter — with grant and revoke down to a single person.

  • Operations and maintenance contractors
  • Utilities and industrial facilities
  • In-house maintenance departments
  • Large complexes and campuses
Built to enterprise standards, not demo standards

Built to enterprise standards, not demo standards

The difference between a system that gets shown and a system that gets adopted is what happens when it is audited.

  • Complete tenant isolation

    Each organisation’s data is isolated inside the database itself, not in the UI, and the isolation is tested automatically before every release.

  • Two-factor auth on administrative accounts

    Mandatory, not optional — and users cannot disable it for themselves.

  • Immutable audit log

    Every sensitive event is written to a log that cannot be edited or deleted — what happened stays as it happened.

  • Aligned with ECC controls

    A compliance matrix built on the Essential Cybersecurity Controls, with an automated guard that blocks claiming an inactive control.

Request a demo

I will walk through the system on your data or on a trial environment — a live demo, not slides.

na.frgahl@gmail.com · Available on a subscription model for organisations and companies.