Services · Mobile app development · Pest control apps
Codeeo delivers pest control app development Saudi Arabia operators can roll out branch by branch: a customer booking app, a technician field app and a head office dashboard that share one database. The system is planned around national requirements from the start, including qualified provider status on Balady, SFDA registered products, ZATCA e-invoicing and the Personal Data Protection Law, so growth into a new city does not mean rebuilding the software.
Our team of 80+ works from Riyadh, Dubai and Karachi. Riyadh clients can meet us in person; projects for other Saudi cities run by video call, with prototypes branch managers can try on their own phones.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
Platform features
A pest control business that works in one city can survive on phone calls and a shared spreadsheet. Once it runs branches in Riyadh, Jeddah, the Eastern Province and perhaps Makkah, Madinah or Abha, that approach breaks. Each branch keeps its own records, head office cannot compare performance, and nobody can say quickly which product was used where. The national picture adds its own layer: municipal qualification, registered pesticides, tax invoices and personal data rules apply everywhere, while pests, climate and client types change from region to region. The features below are how we bring that together in one product that head office controls and branches can adapt.
Each branch has its own crews, vans, stock, service menu and working hours, while head office sets shared policies, checklists and branding. Managers see only their branch; directors see every region side by side. Opening a new city means adding a branch record and its team, not commissioning another app.
Expansion becomes a setup task instead of a software project.
Head office maintains the list of public health pesticides your company is allowed to use, with their SFDA registration details, safety data sheets, dilution rates and re-entry times. Technicians can only select products from the approved list, and every application is recorded with product, quantity and location.
Product use is consistent and traceable in every region.
The Ministry of Municipalities and Housing qualifies public health pest control providers through the Balady platform, and commercial registration with the Ministry of Commerce sits underneath it all. The dashboard stores each branch's documents with expiry dates and alerts, and keeps technician certificates and training records alongside them.
No branch drifts out of date on its paperwork unnoticed.
Invoices for every branch are generated in a structure suited to ZATCA's Fatoora e-invoicing phases and passed to your accounting system or ERP for integration with the authority. Households pay by mada, Apple Pay or STC Bank; corporate clients can settle monthly statements, and SADAD can be offered where your finance setup supports it.
Tax invoices stay consistent wherever the work is done.
Termite programmes matter more on the humid Gulf coast, mosquito work is heavier around Jeddah and other Red Sea towns, and hotel inspections spike in Makkah and Madinah during Hajj and Umrah seasons. Each branch can switch services, checklists and seasonal campaigns on or off while keeping one shared data model. Seasonal campaigns run from the same tools in every branch.
Branches sell what their region needs without breaking reporting.
Restaurant chains, hotel groups, retailers and facility managers with sites across the Kingdom want one contract and one report. The national account view groups their sites, assigns each to the nearest branch, and produces a combined monthly report with a breakdown by city and site.
Large clients see one supplier, not a patchwork of branches.
Crews across the Kingdom include Saudi technicians and expatriates from many countries. The field app runs in Arabic and English with extra languages for checklists, works offline, captures photos and signatures, and records exactly what was applied where. The customer always receives the report in Arabic and English.
Every crew records work the same way, whichever branch they belong to.
Booking, visit windows, preparation advice, warranty callbacks, payments and reviews, designed right to left first with English alongside. Customers who move between cities keep one account, and their booking is routed to the right branch automatically by address.
One brand experience across every Saudi city you serve.
Head office compares branches on completed visits, callbacks within warranty, product use per job, collection times and customer ratings. Patterns stand out quickly, such as one branch using far more product for the same service, or one region's callbacks rising as summer arrives.
Management decisions rest on comparable data from every branch.
Staff log in with role-based access and two-step verification, and actions are recorded in an audit trail. Where your use case qualifies, Nafath can be considered for verifying identities in business-facing parts of the platform, and access for national account clients is limited to their own sites.
The right people see the right data, with a record of who did what.
Who this is for
Saudi pest control ranges from single-city family firms to regional groups and divisions of national facility management companies. A national platform is not always the right first step, and we will say so when a single-branch app is enough. These four situations are where a Kingdom-wide system clearly pays its way, and each one suggests a different order for building and rolling out. If you are unsure which applies, the first discovery call usually settles it.
You are strong in one city and opening your second or third branch. The temptation is to copy the spreadsheet; the better move is to put a multi-branch app in place before the new branch opens, so it starts with the same booking, technician and reporting tools as the original one. We build the first release for your home city and design the branch structure in from day one. Price lists, crews and stock for the new city can then be loaded in days rather than rebuilt.
Set up the second branch on the system, not on paper.
You have branches in several regions, each using its own tools and habits. Here we start with a discovery round across branches, agree one shared data model and product library, and roll the system out branch by branch, beginning with the one most ready for change. Head office reporting improves with each branch that joins, and early branches help train the later ones.
Roll out one branch at a time, starting with the most willing.
When pest control is one service line inside a wider facility management business, the app must connect to the group's CRM or ERP and follow its client portals and reporting formats. National account views, purchase order handling and integration with platforms such as Dynamics 365 come first. Government and semi-government contracts may bring NCA cybersecurity controls and data residency terms, which we plan into hosting and access from the start.
Integration and compliance before new screens.
If you license your brand to partners in other cities, the platform needs strict brand control with partner-level independence. Each partner runs its own crews, stock and collections, while you keep the customer app, the product library, training content and quality reporting. Custom pest control app development in Saudi Arabia suits this model, because packaged tools rarely separate brand owner and partner data cleanly.
How we work together
Companies preparing to grow usually begin with a fixed scope first release for their home city, built with the branch structure ready, followed by a retainer that funds each branch rollout and new modules. Regional groups and facility management companies with several active branches often prefer a dedicated team working inside their planning cycle for a longer programme. Whatever the model, you keep the code, the store accounts and the data, and our Riyadh team is available to meet in person. Branch rollouts can pause between phases without losing momentum, since each one is a separate agreed milestone.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Flutter or React Native for the mobile apps, React or Next.js for the dashboard, and cloud hosting in a region chosen with you to meet the Personal Data Protection Law and any client data residency terms. Integrations use each provider's published APIs. Offline storage keeps the technician app working in remote areas.
01Mobile
02Data and cloud
03Marketing and tracking
Branches, regional services and national rules held in one model.
A national system has to separate branch data while keeping one view for head office, handle different service menus and seasons by region, and apply the same registered product list, invoicing structure and data protection rules everywhere. It also needs to route each booking to the right branch by address and support national accounts with sites in several cities. Planning this at the start is far cheaper than retrofitting it after the second branch opens.
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