Maysan (Amarah)
Software company for Maysan and Amarah
Oilfields, marshes and border trade: systems for oil services and commerce.
The local economy
What makes business in Maysan (Amarah) different?
Maysan is centred on Amarah on the Tigris and holds important oilfields such as Halfaya, Buzurgan and Fakka, worked by international companies and local contractors. Parts of the marshes extend into the governorate, which borders Iran through the Sheeb crossing, alongside farming and trade.
Sectors we serve
Systems designed for Maysan (Amarah)’s sectors
What does an oil contractor in Maysan need from a system?
Labour and equipment hours per site and contract, daily English reports for the operator, rotating-shift payroll with site allowances, and live contract margins.
How we work with you
- Projects are managed from our Baghdad headquarters, with meetings and demos held remotely and on-site visits arranged for analysis, training and go-live when the project requires them [CONFIRM visit policy].
- English reports for international oil companies.
- Technical support 24/7, every day.
Have a project in Maysan (Amarah)? Let’s talk about it.
Get a quote in two minutesFrequently asked questions
Questions from Maysan (Amarah)
Do the apps work at remote fields?
Yes. Data is stored on the device and uploaded when online.
Nearby governorates
We also serve
Basra
Oil, ports and logistics: systems for contractors, shipping and trade.
Read the detailsDhi Qar (Nasiriyah)Dhi Qar (Nasiriyah)
Oil, marshes and Sumerian heritage: systems for energy, agriculture and tourism.
Read the detailsWasit (Kut)Wasit (Kut)
Farming, a border crossing and the Ahdab oilfield: systems for trade, transport and services.
Read the detailsLet’s build what comes next
Tell us what you need. We’ll set up a short call to understand your business, then send a written proposal with scope, timeline and cost.
Our team is available for replies and support 24/7