Four units that cover everything passing between the parties, then what each party sees when it opens the platform, then what stays inside its own side and never crosses to the others.
Nawah Real Estate Investment
Staterra
Alsharq Engineering Consultants
Shaheen Engineering Consultants
North Injazat
Amak Build
Smart Directions
SikaLetters, meeting minutes, RFIs — numbered automatically, with an automatic receipt that records who received what, and when.

Supplier, material, drawing and document approvals · inspection requests (WIR), material inspections (MIR) and permits to work · and the other way: NCRs, site instructions and final snag lists.

Labour, equipment, weather, the day’s output, photos — sent from a phone on site, and on the owner’s dashboard at once.

One repository for the project: drawings and documents with their revisions, only the approved revision visible on site, and set permissions for each party.

Every document in Rabaed carries its full history: when it was sent, who received, checked and approved it — with what notes, and when. Not a feature you switch on, but the result of every step.

Import Primavera P6 and MS Project schedules, the critical path, and the effect of every schedule update on the handover date.
Ask about them in the demo →An interactive bill of quantities, and payment applications built on the requests actually approved — not on what gets written at month end.
Ask about them in the demo →In Rabaed each party opens its own part of one record: the owner, a dashboard of every project and what awaits approval; the consultant, one list of the contractor’s requests and their status; the contractor, one request, knowing who got it and when. Each side has its permissions, and Arabic forms to Saudi standards.
What is waiting for your approval, what is past its deadline, and what happened on site today — without a progress meeting, and without an Excel file that needs someone to update it.
“I don’t have time to keep up with a new system.” You don’t go in to keep up; you go in to approve. Everything else reaches you, ready to read, on one dashboard.

Every inspection and approval request in front of you with its status. Approve with your notes from the office or on site, and issue NCRs and site instructions from your phone — all recorded with your name and time.
“It will make us answer for delays.” The opposite: it records that you answered on time, and records a request that reached you incomplete just as it arrived.

Submit the request, know who received it and when, and know its status without a phone call. And if the approval is late, your record is ready to show when you sent it and when it arrived.
“It will be used against us.” The record is the same for everyone: it records your submission on time just as it records a late reply to it.

Each party in Rabaed — contractor, consultant and owner — has a full internal review and approval cycle before it sends anything, which the other two never see: not its drafts, not its notes, not how many times it went round. What crosses officially is the transaction alone, dated, with the name of who sent it.