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About us

A shareholder company built for long programmes.

Established in Egypt in 1997, with a management team, a financial base and a delivery bench built for programmes that run for years. WinMates delivers the Oracle JD Edwards practice inside the United OFOQ group.

How the group is set up

Head officeEgypt, founded 1997

Saudi ArabiaINTILAQA, Riyadh

ReachEgypt, Saudi Arabia and the wider MENA region

Bench100+ IT and functional consultants available

One group, four platforms

WINMATESOracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

XelerateOracle NetSuite

OrgariseHRMS, talent and payroll

LAWFLOWLegal operations

Established in 1997, WinMates delivers the Oracle JD Edwards practice inside the group, with a bench of more than 100 IT and functional consultants and a one-day support response.

Proud to serveMore than 250 customers across agribusiness, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, distribution, transport and financial services.

Golden Seven for Agricultural Investments

The platform

One transaction spine, end to end.

Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is an integrated suite for companies that make, grow, move and maintain physical things. Multi-company, multi-currency, multi-plant and audited: every step below is a transaction in the same system, and every one of them posts itself to the ledger. It runs on-premise, on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure or as a hybrid of the two, with the same application either way.

Plan
Buy
Make
Grow
Move
Maintain
Post

Automatic Accounting Instructions carry every one of them into the general ledger.

Supported to at least 2037

Oracle has extended Premier Support for EnterpriseOne, so this is not a platform with a countdown on it.

Built for complex groups

Several legal entities, more than one currency, more than one site, and somebody auditing all of it.

Extended, not customised

Personalisation, UX One, logic extensions and Orchestrator, so the upgrade path stays open.

Localised for the region

Arabic user interface, local tax treatment and e-invoicing, delivered as part of implementation.

Industries

Oracle JD Edwards in your industry.

Six industries on one transaction spine: costed where the work happens, traced in both directions and posted to the same ledger. Open any industry for what the solution covers and what it looks like day to day.

Engineer with a tablet on an automated production line

Manufacturing

Oracle JD Edwards in Manufacturing

Discrete, process and repetitive production on one platform, costed by the work order rather than by the period.

True cost per work order, not per month
Capacity planned from demand, not from habit
Scrap and rework visible where they happened

What the solution covers

Bills of material, routings and work centres
Work orders with shop floor, labour and machine reporting
Discrete, process and repetitive modes side by side
Standard against actual costing, variance split by material, labour and overhead
Quality transactions on materials, operations and finished goods
MPS, MRP and CRP with multifacility planning
Capital asset management for the plant that makes the product

Every work order carries its own material, labour and overhead, so the figure the cost accountant reads is the one the shop floor actually produced.

Day to day

The plannerruns MRP against firm and forecast demand, and sees time-phased net requirements for every item

The supervisorreports labour and machine time against the work order as the shift runs

The cost accountantsees variance the day the order closes, not at the end of the month

References include Exact Fabrication Services, El-Ajou, Cairo Oil Refining, Lafarge and AlRashed Cement.

Pharmaceuticals

Oracle JD Edwards in Pharmaceuticals

Process manufacturing under GMP, where every gram has to be accounted for and every decision attributable.

A recall traced in minutes, not days
An audit trail that survives inspection
Release decisions evidenced in one system

What the solution covers

Formulas, batch sizing, co-products, by-products and ingredient potency
Lot genealogy forward and backward, active ingredient to customer shipment
Quality gates on receipt, in process and on release
Certificates of analysis issued from the same record
Expiry, retest and lot status codes that genuinely block movement
SOPs, batch records and COAs attached to the transaction they belong to
Calibration and condition-based maintenance on GMP-critical assets

Nothing about a batch lives outside the batch record: the specification, the result, the approval and the person who gave it.

Day to day

The QC analystrecords results against the lot, and the specification decides pass or fail

The release decisionis captured with its approval, on the same record as the batch

The inspectorasks which batches shared a raw material lot, and gets an enquiry, not a project

References include GlaxoSmithKline, Orchidia Pharmaceutical Industries, PharmaCare Egypt, Multicare, Servier and Otsuka.

Rows of orange trees on a drip-irrigated farm

Agribusiness

Oracle JD Edwards in Agribusiness

Farm, block and harvest as real objects in the ERP, with a mobile and IoT layer built on top for the field.

Cost per harvest, per block and per crop
Variance caught while the season can still be fixed
Claims traced back to the block that caused them

What the solution covers

Farms, blocks, plots, pivots and greenhouses with gross and planted area
Crop protocol, budget and plan per harvest, copied into the next season in one step
Inputs, labour and equipment attached to the block that consumed them
Weigh tags captured at the scale, so harvest becomes inventory instantly
Packhouse, lot and serial traceability through to the invoice
Grower mobile app for field actuals, offline-first with automatic sync
Smart farming and IoT readings filed against the block that produced them

The block is the cost object. Everything spent on it and everything harvested from it meets in the same record.

Day to day

The supervisorrecords the operation on his phone in the field, with no signal required

The weigh tagturns harvest into stock at the scale, not at the end of the week

The controllersees cost per block while the season is still running

References include Daltex, PICO Modern Agriculture, Ghabbour Farms, Agrocorp and Golden Seven for Agricultural Investments.

Lettuce on a packing line with a worker in protective clothing

Food and beverage

Oracle JD Edwards in Food and Beverage

Perishable stock that moves faster than the paperwork, where shelf life has to be part of the transaction.

Less scrap and fewer downgrades
Claims traced back to the batch that caused them
Stock rotated on date, not on guesswork

What the solution covers

Lot control with shelf life, expiry and best-before dates
Catch weight and multi-UOM through purchase, production and sale
Quality checks on receipt, in process and on despatch
Co-products and by-products handled inside the formula
Cold chain movements recorded as controlled transactions
Full trace from raw intake through packhouse to delivery
Costing by batch, so a downgrade is visible where it happened

Shelf life is not a report at the end of the week. It is an attribute of the transaction, and it decides what can ship.

Day to day

The intaketurns a delivery into a lot with a shelf life, not a note on a clipboard

The plannerbuilds to a formula that already carries co-products and yield

The despatcherpicks on date, and the system will not release what should not ship

References include Froneri, Ghabbour Farms, Koudijs and Agrocorp.

Distribution

Oracle JD Edwards in Distribution

One item master behind every branch, unit of measure and price agreement, so margin is calculable rather than estimated.

Accurate branch stock, not just system stock
Margin known per order, not per quarter
A complaint traced past the invoice to the lot

What the solution covers

Multi-branch, multi-UOM inventory with conversion tables and cross-references
Lot control and serial numbers for tracing in both directions
Advanced pricing, customer agreements, local and export channels
Procure to pay, budget-checked at entry, with two and three-way match
Shipment planning, routing, load building and freight rating
DRP and multifacility replenishment across the network
P.O. approval mobile app for decisions taken away from the desk

One item master, one price agreement, one availability figure: quoted, picked and invoiced from the same place.

Day to day

The branchsees true availability rather than a system figure nobody trusts

The salespersonquotes from the customer agreement, not from a spreadsheet

The approverclears a purchase order from a phone, and it posts as a standard approval

References include Utopia, CWC, Koudijs, Daltex and AlRashed Transport.

Transport and logistics

Oracle JD Edwards in Transport and Logistics

The fleet is both the asset being maintained and the thing earning the revenue, and JD Edwards costs both sides.

Cost per shipment and per vehicle
Maintenance planned around utilisation, not the calendar
Freight charged on measured cost, not estimate

What the solution covers

Shipment planning, routing and load building
Shipment rating with carrier and freight control
Vehicle and fleet management with meter readings
Preventive and condition-based maintenance on the fleet
Shipping documentation and export paperwork
Staff and carrier coordination against the shipment
Fuel, tyres and spares under inventory and job costing

A vehicle earns and consumes at the same time. Both sides of it settle into the same ledger, against the same asset.

Day to day

The dispatcherbuilds the load and rates the shipment before it leaves the yard

The workshopplans the service on the meter reading rather than the calendar

The controllerreads cost per shipment and per vehicle out of the same ledger

References include AlRashed Transport, Kuwait Airways, Jana Marine Services and CWC.

Field, mobile and IoT

From the field to the ledger, same day.

The plan is already in JD Edwards. The gap is between the field and the system, and it closes in two directions: the crew records the actual on a phone, and the sensors in the block report for themselves.

Grower mobile app

Offline is the normal caseOn a working farm there is usually no signal. The app treats the network as an opportunity to sync, never as a condition for working.

Smart farming and IoT

Aerial view of centre-pivot fields with soil moisture and temperature readings filed against a block

Aerial survey fixes the block boundary; satellite imagery shows differences across fields
Probes report soil moisture and temperature at depth, filed against the block they stand in
Readings arrive through Orchestrator and land on the same harvest record as every other actual

Data reaches the systemat the moment of execution, not in days

Source of the recorddigital entry from the field, not paper and memory

Actual cost accuracybuilt on recorded actuals, not estimates

Also on mobile: P.O. approval

For decisions taken away from the desk. The approver clears a purchase order from a phone, and it posts as a standard approval in JD Edwards.

Automation, AI and maintenance

From a system of record to a system that acts.

Orchestrations, notifications and logic extensions sit outside the application code. What an orchestration is made of:

Trigger

A schedule, an event in EnterpriseOne, a device, a form exit or a REST call.

Connector

A call out to an external system, database or cloud service.

Form request

The transaction itself, run against a standard application.

Logic extension

No-code business logic: conditions, loops, calculations, assertions.

Notification

A message to the person who must act, with action links.

How AI reaches JD Edwards

Oracle's strategy is not to embed AI inside the application. Orchestrator authenticates to AI services over secure REST, for document understanding, vision, generative models, anomaly detection and forecasting, so the intelligence arrives without touching the ERP core. On-premise customers reach the same services through a secure gateway.

IoT and condition-based maintenanceThe alert chain

Reading crosses a warning band
Investigation assigned and timed
Critical breach raises the work order
Approved and kept on the equipment record

Temperature, humidity and vibration per asset, with warning and critical thresholds set per equipment.

The upgrade path stays open.

Orchestrations, notifications and logic extensions sit outside the application code, so the extensions we build never become the reason you cannot take Oracle's next release.