Three lines of business, each with its own delivery model. What they share is that we own the result — the software, the data migration, the training and the support that follows.
One platform for how a company communicates, decides and keeps its records — and the AI inside it actually put to work.
Most companies run the working day across four or five tools that do not know about each other: one for chat, another for mail, a third for files, a fourth for approvals. Lark brings them into a single platform. The gain is less in licence fees than in work no longer falling through the gaps between them.
Lark ships with AI already inside it, and that is exactly why so little of it gets used. The capability arrives with the licence; deciding which parts of the working day are worth automating, and configuring them so people actually reach for them, does not. That second part is the work we take on, and it is where AI stops being a word on a website and starts being something a team notices on a Tuesday.
OceanAstra supplies Lark under a signed reseller agreement. A UAE company quotes in AED and invoices against a purchase order, and the people who provision the tenant, move the data and answer the first support call are in the same time zone as the client.
Lark is a trademark of its owner. Lark sets the plans, the product scope and the list prices; what OceanAstra sets is the scope and the price of the work around them, confirmed in writing before anything begins.
Either AI teammates who hold defined roles, or AI assistance layered onto existing work — a new operating model for a specific industry, AI capability for the systems it already runs, and the compliance systems a business is now required to operate.
Generic software struggles to match the operating reality of a specific industry, and industry software often stops at recording what already happened. We work deep inside particular industries and build AI capability directly into the business system.
There are two ways in: AI teammates who take on roles within the process, or AI assistance that strengthens the systems and the people already in place.
This line also covers the systems a business does not choose to run but must. UAE e-invoicing is the immediate one, and Invobay is what we build for it.
CarSaas and Invobay are both in development and expected to launch shortly — tell us about your operation and we will say what would carry over.
Bringing proven technology from around the world into the Middle East, and making it land.
Technology built elsewhere — for collaboration, productivity and location services — is often mature and proven, but entering this market means crossing distances of language, compliance and local delivery. We are here in Dubai to close that distance.
For enterprises in the region, this means one more proven option. For the technology companies themselves, it means a local partner for the long term.
Lark and Amap are trademarks of their respective owners. Lark is supplied under a reseller agreement and now has a line of its own — see 01, AI Workplace. The scope of each partnership, and what it covers commercially, is confirmed in writing during commercial discussion.
That is a normal place to start. Describe the process that is causing pain and we will tell you which of the three — if any — actually applies.
Talk to our team