Web systems & portals
Customer portals, e-services and internal systems with secure logins and bilingual interfaces.
- E-services
- Self-service portals
- Admin dashboards
Since 1985 we have built business systems for government entities and enterprises in Kuwait. Today that means web systems, portals and integrations that fit your processes and keep running for years.
Customer portals, e-services and internal systems with secure logins and bilingual interfaces.
Connect ERP, HR, finance, banking and government systems so data flows without re-typing.
We started on mainframes and AS/400. We know how to move older systems to modern platforms safely.
Replace paper and spreadsheets with approvals, notifications and audit trails.
Deploy on the cloud or on your own servers, with backups and monitoring set up from day one.
Ongoing support and improvements run under our ISO/IEC 20000-1 service management system.
We have seen technology change from mainframes to PCs to cloud and AI. What stays the same is how we deliver.
We map your processes, users and goals, then agree scope and timeline.
UX and UI in Arabic and English, reviewed with you before any code.
Short sprints with regular demos, so you see progress every two weeks.
Go-live, training and ongoing support from our Kuwait team.
We also provide IT consulting and skilled IT specialists to work alongside your team. Ask us about it.
We build web systems and portals, e-services, workflow automation, ERP and system integrations, and we modernize older systems, for government entities and enterprises.
Yes. Burgan started on mainframes and IBM AS/400 in 1985, so we know these systems well and can move them to modern platforms in phases, keeping your data intact.
Yes. Support and maintenance run under our ISO/IEC 20000-1 certified service management system, with a support team based in Kuwait City.
Yes. We have delivered systems for government bodies, banks, investment companies and large groups in Kuwait, and our certifications cover the security and quality requirements common in tenders.
It depends on the scope. We agree the scope and timeline with you during the discovery stage, then show progress in demos every two weeks.
Share a short description of the system you need. We'll come back with questions, an approach and a timeline.