A connected workspace for building-materials procurement.
From the first material list to the final delivery, HyperQuote brings customers, sales teams, operations, and drivers into one coordinated workflow. Built for Egypt’s construction industry, it keeps quotations, stock, payments, and site deliveries moving together.
Showcase: fictional data and shared demonstration accounts; avoid personal information and real orders.
Explore HyperQuote · Customer portal · Internal workspace · Driver app
- Build a material list and submit it as a quote request.
- Keep drafts, quotations, payments, and delivery records connected.
- Give sales, inventory, finance, and dispatch role-specific workspaces.
- Carry assignments and delivery verification into the driver experience.
| Experience | Open |
|---|---|
| Discover materials | Website |
| Plan and follow orders | Customer portal |
| Explore the operation | Internal workspace |
| Follow the delivery journey | Driver app |
Open the floating app switcher, then Info, for demonstration accounts and walkthrough tips. The public showcase uses fictional data and shared accounts; please do not enter personal information or place real orders. AI, email, and phone features depend on their connected services.
Browse the material catalog, search by product and specification, and build a list around your project. Start before signing in, then save your list or submit it as a quote request with your quantities and delivery details.
One customer account connects the website and portal. Your work follows you from discovery to order management.
Expand — product search and desktop presentation
Website Home presented in an illustrative laptop setting.
Prepare and save drafts, submit quote requests, review order details, and follow delivery updates from your customer workspace. Turn a previous order into a new editable draft without changing the original.
Lyon, your planning assistant, helps you find products, shape a material list, and edit your cart in plain language. AI-generated estimates remain editable starting points. They require review before use as specifications or purchasing decisions.
Expand — AI draft and website assistant
Website Lyon explains public information and guides visitors. Account-specific planning and actions belong in the signed-in portal.
A customer request becomes a coordinated operation, with a workspace for each team.
- Sales — refine quantities, pricing, and delivery details; preserve quote revisions and customer notes.
- Inventory — manage products, supplier records, stock, and reservations.
- Finance — review payments and approvals before orders move forward.
- Warehouse & dispatch — prepare handoffs and coordinate driver assignments.
- Customer service & management — handle support, search operational records, and follow activity.
Role-based access keeps responsibilities clear. Recorded changes and controlled handoffs give teams a shared history instead of disconnected updates.
Drivers have a dedicated, map-first experience for delivery assignments, destinations, progress, and completion. Delivery verification connects the site handoff back to the operational record.
The view above shows a driver awaiting an active delivery. Live assignments, tracking, and delivery actions require a network connection.
Choose materials → request a quote → confirm → approve payment → prepare → dispatch → deliver.
Customers follow their own requests while each team works on the same underlying operation. Access is scoped to the account and role, and critical transitions are validated before the order moves to the next stage.
From warehouse to site. Concept imagery—not the client’s actual facilities or fleet.
English & Arabic on customer and driver surfaces. Light & dark themes. Installable apps. Integrated help and product documentation. Context-aware Lyon assistance respects the information available to each user.
Behind the workflow — the connected database
One shared database keeps customer requests, quotations, stock reservations, payments, and deliveries connected. Each handoff retains its context, so teams can trace an order from the original request to its delivery record.
Explore the database design — relationships, workflow integrity, and access boundaries, without exposing live customer records.
Designed and developed by Abdulrahman M. Yaqyn.

















