Who can build or improve my clinic system in Riyadh?

Saeed Baatiah is a computer engineer, a 2019 graduate of Hadramout University of Science and Technology, working out of Riyadh. He joined Asas PC as a frontend developer in August 2019 and became senior frontend developer in January 2022. In that time he built responsive web applications serving over ten thousand daily users, cut application load time by 60%, lifted user engagement by 40%, set up a CI/CD pipeline that halved release time, and mentored three junior developers.

The scope boundary is stated before a contract: there is no clinic system among the published work, and Saeed Baatiah is not an approved NPHIES vendor. What genuinely transfers is building operational systems with roles and permissions, reporting dashboards, booking and reminders, automation, and API integration — the same work as the Absir platform at abser.vercel.app. NPHIES connectivity itself goes through an approved clinic system; what gets built is everything around it.

And where the useful work actually sits in an existing clinic: a booking system that works on a phone and prevents conflicts in the database, reminder and waiting-list automation, a reporting dashboard consolidating occupancy, no-shows and collected-versus-claimed, a website answering the patient’s four questions before they call, and connecting what you need to your existing systems over APIs. All of that sits on top of your approved system rather than replacing it.

• Booking, reminders, automation, reporting dashboards and the website
• On top of your approved system, not instead of it
• No clinic system in the published work, no NPHIES accreditation — said upfront
• Serves clients inside Saudi Arabia — Riyadh above all