Core Services
Zoho Creator + Zia AI
We build Zia-assisted Zoho Creator applications that turn real business workflows into structured forms, approvals, dashboards, portals, and automations.
Trusted across industries
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Core Services
We build Zia-assisted Zoho Creator applications that turn real business workflows into structured forms, approvals, dashboards, portals, and automations.
Core Services
We add AI where it saves operational time — document intelligence, email-to-record, approval copilots, summarization, and workflow assistants.
Zoho Systems
We configure CRM, Books, Creator, Desk, Analytics, Inventory, and Flow as a connected business platform.
E-commerce Stores
We build and migrate e-commerce stores with structured catalogs, clean storefront sections, checkout readiness, redirects, integrations, and launch QA.
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Asset monitoring, maintenance routing, regulatory reporting tied to operational reality.
Open industryAdmissions, fees, attendance, faculty ops - one operating picture across campuses.
Open industryInventory across channels, returns intelligence, AI customer-service copilots that lift CSAT.
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AorBorC Technologies
Our legacy WordPress site on Bluehost had become exactly the kind of system we tell clients to leave behind: slow page loads, plugin conflicts on every update, an admin panel nobody enjoyed opening, and content that couldn't keep pace with the work we were shipping. So in early 2026 we did what we recommend to clients - we mapped what the site actually needed to do (intake leads, generate draft estimates, host case studies, run an AI chat that answers questions about our work), picked a modern stack, and rebuilt it end-to-end. We built the new aorborc.com with Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript and Tailwind v4 on the front, Supabase Postgres on the back, OpenAI for the on-site chat assistant (Aora) and the draft-estimate generator, Resend for transactional email and OTP verification, GitHub for source control, and Vercel for hosting and edge delivery. Most importantly we paired up with Claude Code, Anthropic''s coding agent, and used it the way we''d want any client to use us - as a senior pair-programmer that handled the heavy lifting under direct human review. Every change went through a real pull request, every PR went through Vercel preview builds and an automated review pass, and only then was merged to main and shipped.

Large Indian Food Logistics & Procurement Network
A large food logistics and procurement network was running procurement, vendor reconciliation, and payment workflows across large multi-city operations on a stack of disconnected dashboards and manual approvals. We built a unified trade platform on top of their existing WMS/ERP stack - rejection dashboards (DSD / Non-DSD / MIM), vendor master, GRN reconciliation, OCR-based bill ingestion, IP-based access tracking, and end-to-end auto-posting into their ERP. Manual reconciliation hours dropped sharply and finance got real-time visibility into procurement health for the first time.

US-Based EdTech Tutoring Marketplace
A US-based education founder came to us to build a tutoring marketplace mobile app that could link to 529 college-savings plans and give tutors and parents a single place to schedule, communicate, and transact. We shipped a Firebase-backed iOS and Android app with Google Sign-In, location-aware tutor search, Google Calendar sync, in-app chat, transparent hour-tracking, Plaid-based withdrawals, and a 529-linked discount engine. The result is a tutoring app that doubles as a financial-planning tool - rare in the US edtech space.
We stay with every system long after delivery. Adoption, edge cases, and month-six fixes matter.
Ruben has been building on the Zoho stack since 2008, including years on the Zoho Creator team. That platform depth helps us design systems that fit both Zoho's strengths and real business constraints.
We start with how work actually moves — approvals, exceptions, reports, data ownership, and handoffs — before choosing the technical design.
Ruben stays involved in discovery, solutioning, and key architecture decisions, giving clients continuity from the first conversation through to delivery.
We map how work actually moves before recommending software. Then we ship in short phases, so your team can redirect early instead of after a big launch.
We talk to the people actually doing the work — not just the people describing it. Approvals, exceptions, the workarounds nobody documented.
We convert the workflow into a build plan: modules, roles, automations, integrations, and what we're leaving for a later phase.
Usable software every few weeks. You review it with real users, we adjust before the scope hardens.
We test against your edge cases, train your team, document the system, and pick up the phone after go-live.
Real Google feedback from clients who worked with AorBorC on Zoho, custom applications, automation, and long-term support.
Ruben, Abdul, and Isaiah — I cannot say enough good things to describe the level of your professionalism. We were looking for someone with your level of expertise and service orientation for 3 years. From the first call, when Ruben was able to solve a problem that 10 experts before him could not solve, we have been using AorBorC services for over 4 years now. Every project is done in the most efficient manner, and we get support on the spot when something goes wrong. 100% recommendation — guys, THANK YOU.
We start every engagement with a 30-minute call — no pitch deck, just questions about how your business actually works. From there we scope a fixed-price phase and get moving.