15 sectors

Industries we serve, starting from your workflow

Every sector keeps different records, follows different approvals, and answers to different regulators. For each sector below we say plainly what we can show you: a published case study, a product we build and publish ourselves, or the systems we build for any sector (ERP, CRM, workflow and portals).

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By sector

What we build in each industry

Sectors with a dedicated page link straight to it. For the rest, the fastest route is a short conversation about your workflow.

Each card shows the proof we can offer: Case study (a published project), Our own product (software we build and publish), Capability (the systems we build, without a sector case study) or General capability (we can deliver it; ask us what is relevant).

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Departments moving from paper registers and manual file movement to digital systems.

Typical systems: Records digitization, citizen portals, case tracking, licensing and permit systems.

Case studyBilingual public-sector platform, Qatar

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Clinics, hospitals and labs handling appointments, records and billing.

Typical systems: Patient records, appointment systems, lab reporting, pharmacy and billing.

CapabilityRecords, portals, role-based access and audit trails

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Transporters and distributors tracking vehicles, shipments and warehouses.

Typical systems: Fleet management, dispatch, route planning, warehouse and POD systems.

CapabilityInventory, dispatch workflows and mobile apps

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Developers, agencies and societies managing plots, files and installments.

Typical systems: Property CRM, installment management, file tracking and society billing.

CapabilityCRM, portals and installment tracking

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Lenders, exchanges and finance teams that need auditable money movement.

Typical systems: Lending platforms, payment integration, wallets, reconciliation and reporting.

CapabilityLedgers, payment integration and audit trails

Manufacturing

Producers coordinating raw material, production floors, stores and dispatch.

Typical systems: Production planning, inventory, procurement, costing and multi-plant ERP.

CapabilityERP, inventory and procurement systems

Education

Schools, colleges and academies managing students, fees and results.

Typical systems: Admissions, fee management, attendance, exams, parent portals and LMS.

Retail

Single shops to multi-store chains selling across counters and online.

Typical systems: POS, stock control, purchasing, loyalty and ecommerce integration.

Our own productTimeline POS

Restaurants

Cafés, dine-in restaurants, and delivery kitchens managing orders and recipes.

Typical systems: POS, kitchen display, table management, recipes and end-of-day reporting.

Legal services

Law firms and chambers tracking cases, hearings and client files.

Typical systems: Case management, hearing calendars, client records and billing.

Agriculture

Farms, aggregators and input suppliers tracking crops, stock and payments.

Typical systems: Farm records, procurement, inventory, grower payments and traceability.

General capability

Aviation

Operators and service companies coordinating bookings, crews and compliance.

Typical systems: Booking and scheduling, operations dashboards, document and compliance tracking.

General capability

Hospitality

Hotels and guest houses managing rooms, bookings and front-desk work.

Typical systems: Reservation systems, front-desk management, housekeeping and guest billing.

General capability

Transportation

Passenger transport and ride services managing bookings and drivers.

Typical systems: Booking apps, driver management, routing, fares and settlement.

General capability

Nonprofits

NGOs and foundations reporting to donors and managing field programs.

Typical systems: Case management, beneficiary records, donations and donor reporting.

Manufacturing and production groups typically land on custom ERP software, while government and enterprise programs run through our enterprise software development practice.

How delivery works in every sector

Delivered remotely from our Islamabad headquarters, with scheduled video meetings in your working hours; on-site visits only when agreed in the contract.

Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 Pakistan time (PKT, UTC+5). Behind every project is a company with 1,200+ developers and 85+ management professionals, including group-company employees. The five steps are explained on How We Work.

Free pilot

See working software before you commit

Before you commit to the full project, we build 2 to 3 of your key modules as working software, free of charge. Your team tests the pilot, and the full build starts only after you approve it.

See how the free pilot works
  1. Understand

    We learn your requirements and how your organisation works today.

  2. Select pilot modules

    Together we choose 2 to 3 key modules that prove the solution.

  3. Build the working pilot

    We build those modules as real, working software, free of charge.

  4. You test it

    Your team uses the pilot. The full project starts only after you approve it.

Industries FAQ

Industry experience, common questions

Why sector knowledge matters, and what to do if your industry is not on the list.

Timeline Digital builds software for government, manufacturing, healthcare, education, logistics, retail, restaurants, real estate, finance, legal services, agriculture, aviation, hospitality, transportation, and nonprofit organizations. The proof differs by sector and we label it on each one: a published case study for public-sector and beneficiary work in Qatar, our own free products for retail, restaurants and schools, and relevant systems we build (ERP, CRM, workflow and portals) for the other sectors.

Because the expensive mistakes are domain mistakes, not code mistakes: the records you keep, the approvals you need, and the reports your regulators or donors expect. That is why every project starts by mapping your workflow with the people who do the work, and why we tell you plainly which sectors we can show a case study or our own product for, and which ones rest on the systems we build in general. The free pilot then lets your team judge the result on real modules before committing.

The list covers the sectors we serve most often, not the limit of what we build. The discovery process is the same for any industry: we map your workflows, records and approval chains, write a specification, and build a pilot of your key modules before the full build. Describe what your organization does in one paragraph and we will tell you honestly whether we are a fit.

Both. Custom builds are scoped per project around your workflow, with source code transferring to you. For several industries we also publish free Windows products you can use today: Timeline POS for retail, Timeline Restaurants POS, Timeline School Manager for education, Timeline Practice Manager for law firms, and Timeline Labor Manager for field operations. Some businesses start on a free product and commission a custom system once they know exactly what they need.

Start a conversation

Tell us how your business works.

Describe what is slowing your team down. We will help you work out what to build, and how a free pilot lets you judge our work before the full project.

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What happens next

  1. You send a short brief

    The problem, the people involved and any target date. A senior engineer replies within 4 business hours.

  2. We understand your workflow

    A first call about how your business works today. An NDA can be signed before you share details.

  3. You test a free pilot

    You choose 2 to 3 key modules and we build them first, so you judge real software before the full project.