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Moossa M. Alavi

Founder & CEO

Moossa M. Alavi is the Founder & CEO of Techbot ERP and Altamyz Advertising. He is a certified Odoo consultant with more than 27 years of experience in business, advertising, and ERP software. Moossa started his career in the UAE in 1997 with a well-known group in Abu Dhabi. Over the years, he built his own companies to help other businesses work better using technology.
Moossa helps with customized ERP implementation for various industries, including manufacturing, insurance, supercar rental, and logistics, through Techbot ERP. He resolves these issues with Odoo ERP and supports businesses in growing with the right assets and guidance.
Moossa has received many awards for his work, including the Arabian Best of Best Award and the Industry Leader Award from BNI UAE. He is also a BNI Ambassador and mentors other business owners. He believes in giving back to the community and helping others grow, following the “Givers Gain” principle.

Expertise

  • ERP Business Strategy
  • Odoo ERP Consultation
  • Process Optimization Mapping

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Top Odoo modules for UAE real estate developers to improve efficiency, project management, compliance, and sales performance.

Top Odoo Modules For UAE Real Estate Developers To Boost Efficiency

Odoo ERP for Real Estate Developers is transforming the way property companies in the UAE manage their operations. If you are a developer in Dubai or Abu Dhabi, you already understand how competitive the real estate market is. Global investors are constantly looking for opportunities, construction timelines are getting tighter, and customer expectations are higher than ever. With these opportunities also come challenges, meeting regulatory requirements, keeping investors informed, avoiding costly delays, and ensuring financial accuracy.

ERP software for construction industry in UAE helping real estate developers improve project management, compliance, and ROI.

8 Factors For Choosing ERP Software For The Construction Industry In the UAE

When it comes to ERP software for construction industry, real estate developers in the UAE face a unique set of challenges. Unlike other industries, construction projects involve multiple stakeholders, frequent design changes, compliance with local laws, and a constant demand for transparency. Developers must manage contractors, subcontractors, architects, consultants, and buyers while keeping projects on schedule and within budget. Without the right technology, these complexities can quickly lead to delays and cost overruns.

ERP localization for UAE real estate developers – compliance and efficiency

What UAE Real Estate Developers Should Know About ERP Localization

Struggling to keep track of milestone payments, off-plan sales, and ever-changing compliance requirements in UAE real estate? You are not the only one facing this operational headache.
For developers managing project timelines, investor relations, and RERA guidelines, traditional ERP systems often fall short. They aren’t designed to handle region-specific workflows like Arabic invoicing, VAT reporting

Best ERP for real estate UAE guide – choosing the right ERP system for developers and brokers

Best ERP for Real Estate UAE: A Practical Guide to Making the Right Choice

Looking for the best ERP for real estate in the UAE but feeling stuck on where to begin? You are not alone. Many real estate developers, brokers, and leasing firms across the UAE are searching for a solution that helps manage off-plan projects, sales, rentals, compliance, and reporting in one place.

A senior finance manager reviewing automated cheque tracking and accounting reports on Techbot ERP’s localized Odoo dashboard for a UAE real estate company.

How A Real Estate Firm Fixed Cheque & Accounting Issues With Techbot ERP

A leading Dubai-based real estate firm, managing over 100 residential and commercial properties with a team of 50+ employees, plays a key role in the UAE’s competitive rental landscape. Despite their market position, the company faced growing operational hurdles, especially in accounting and managing post-dated cheques (PDCs). Financial processes were fragmented across spreadsheets, email chains, and offline tools, making it difficult to track payments, reconcile accounts, and maintain accuracy. These inefficiencies resulted in missed cheque clearances, delayed collections, and rising pressure on the finance team.