Where it came from
AgriPower was born on a berry farm in the Gharb and runs there every day. The starting point was not a specification: it was a stack of paper timesheets and the impossibility of saying, mid-season, which plot cost what.
The first versions were written by going into the field, watching team leaders clock workers in the sun with a phone that could not hold a signal, and throwing away anything that took more than three taps. What survived that daily use is the product as it stands.
That origin explains decisions a generalist vendor would not have made: Arabic treated as a first-class language rather than a late translation, clock-in that works with no connection, and a refusal to split technical management and cost management into two separate products.