ROADMAP
The Ishara roadmap:
today, and what comes next.
Shipped is in the product the day you sign up. Planned is what your workspace gains next, in the order teams ask for it.
Shipped
In the product today
The pricing page says which plan carries each plane; the changelog dates each entry.
A CRM shaped like your business
Companies, People and Deals on day one, your own objects with the same views, 19 field types, follow-ups that clear themselves, in English or Arabic.
See the feature →The companies you do not have yet
Search outside the workspace by filters or a sentence, preview before adding, add with the price first; peers, rivals and whole teams.
See the feature →Ask Ishara, and research with sources
A question in English or Arabic becomes a filter, a view, a report or a proposed action; a research field answers with its sources cited; everything waits in one Review inbox.
See the feature →Signals and tender alerts
Job changes on people, tender wins and recompete windows on companies, a notification when a matching tender lands, a digest in Arabic and English.
See the feature →The Object API and an MCP server
Every object over HTTP with upsert and batches, scoped keys, signed events you can replay, and an MCP server whose agents propose changes you approve.
See the feature →A shortlist of investors, with reasons
32,822 investors, a reason beside every name, warm paths from your own network, and a prep brief before the call.
See the feature →Email that lives on the record
Gmail and Outlook two-way on every record, templates ranked by reply rate, sequences, and opt-outs honoured on every send.
See the feature →Government tenders across six markets
Today, watchlists, buyer and supplier dossiers, the recompete radar, bid benchmarks and your own claimed bids, in Arabic or English.
See the feature →Every meeting, briefed and filed
A report before each meeting, the recording and transcript on the record after it, and insights you approve before they write anything.
See the feature →Your data, moved in an afternoon
From any CRM or spreadsheet: CSV import, an API key, or a direct connector, with owners mapped and no duplicates.
See the feature →Newest
The companies you do not have yet, found and filled in
Discover searches beyond your workspace by filters or one sentence, free, across Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and the UAE 
and the world after them. Preview a company before it is a record, add it with the price shown first, and watch it fill itself in.
Planned
What comes next
Each item moves up a column with its month when it ships.
Budget intelligence
Government budget lines beside every buyer, so a pursuit starts from the money that exists.
Related feature →Search across every call
Find the moment a buyer named a budget, play it from that second, and send the follow-up drafted from it.
Related feature →Live captions during the meeting
The brief before and the summary after are in the product; captions during the call come next.
Related feature →Drillable reports for every object
Any object you define gets the same reports as Deals: click a bar, land on the records.
Related feature →Every remaining screen in Arabic
The shell, Home and the records read in Arabic today; the last planes follow, designed that way, not translated.
Related feature →Frequently asked questions
Are the planned items dated?
Each planned item ships when it is ready, and the order follows what teams ask for first. When something ships, it moves to the Shipped column here and gets its month on the changelog.
Which tender markets does Ishara cover?
Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and the UAE, in one workspace with one display language at a time. Each market page describes its procurement landscape and what a bid team gets there.
Will planned features cost extra when they ship?
Pricing is per seat: Free, Pro at $12, Business at $39, and Enterprise on custom terms. Where a new capability lands in the plans is decided when it ships, and the pricing page always carries the current list.
Start with everything in the Shipped column.
Join the waiting list today, and watch the roadmap move up a column; the changelog dates each entry.
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