WORKFLOX Services
Custom Computer Vision, Not Off-the-Shelf APIs
Generic vision APIs work for generic problems. When you need to detect a specific defect, read a specific document format, or track a specific object in your environment, you need a model trained on your data, not someone else's.
The Challenge
Our Approach
Use Cases
Detect manufacturing defects, packaging errors, or product inconsistencies in real time using camera feeds on the production line.
Extract structured data from invoices, ID documents, and forms, including Arabic and bilingual documents, straight into your database.
Shelf monitoring, stock counting, and planogram compliance using in-store or warehouse camera feeds.
Track construction progress, detect safety violations, and monitor site security using existing CCTV infrastructure.
Automated access control, parking management, and logistics tracking using license plate and vehicle detection models.
Assistive vision models for healthcare providers to flag anomalies in imaging data for human radiologist review, never a replacement for clinical judgment.
Our Process
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We define the exact detection or extraction task and assess what training data already exists versus what needs to be collected.
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We label and structure your training data, using existing labeled sets where possible to reduce cost and timeline.
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We train or fine-tune the model and evaluate it against real-world test data, not just the training set.
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We integrate the model into your existing camera feeds, document pipelines, or applications, on-premise or cloud as required.
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We set up accuracy monitoring and a retraining pipeline so the model stays accurate as conditions change.
Technology
Vision projects start with your images, not a model. We collect a labelled sample, train and evaluate several approaches against it, and deploy the one that meets your accuracy target on your own hardware or cloud.
FAQ
Off-the-shelf APIs are trained on general-purpose datasets and struggle with domain-specific tasks: a specific defect type, a proprietary document format, or objects unique to your industry. We train or fine-tune models on your own labeled data for meaningfully higher accuracy.
Yes. We build OCR pipelines that handle Arabic script, mixed Arabic-English documents, and non-standard layouts common in GCC business documents: government forms, invoices, and contracts.
Not always. We use transfer learning on pre-trained models, which requires far less labeled data than training from scratch. For most business use cases, a few hundred to a few thousand labeled examples is enough to get production-grade accuracy.
Yes. We deploy vision models on your own infrastructure or edge devices when data cannot leave your premises: common for healthcare, government, and security use cases.
A focused single-use-case model (e.g., defect detection or document OCR) typically costs $7,000–$17,000. Multi-camera, real-time video analytics systems range $17,000–$41,000 depending on scale.
On a dedicated model inside your team or a project model against a fixed scope. You interview the specific engineers, and every engagement begins with a labelled evaluation set from your own imagery or documents, so model accuracy is measured on your data before anything ships.
WORKFLOX builds computer vision systems trained on your own data, not generic pre-trained APIs. From manufacturing quality inspection to Arabic document OCR, we engineer vision models that handle the specific conditions of your business, deployed on-premise or in the cloud depending on your data privacy requirements.
Standard OCR tools consistently underperform on Arabic script and mixed-language business documents common across the GCC. We build custom OCR and document extraction pipelines specifically tuned for Arabic, bilingual, and non-standard document layouts.
Companies that hire computer vision developers usually need one of three things: a detection or classification model trained on their own imagery, document understanding that turns scans into structured data, or a real-time pipeline over video from cameras or drones. The skills differ, and so does what to test for. For model work, ask how the candidate handles a training set that is small, imbalanced or badly labelled, because yours will be, and how they measure performance beyond accuracy. For document understanding, ask about layout variation and the confidence-threshold review queue; our OCR and document-understanding work routes low-confidence extractions to a person rather than into the system. For real-time pipelines, ask about latency, edge deployment and what happens when a camera drops. We place computer vision developers on both dedicated and project models, and every engagement starts with a labelled evaluation set from your own data so accuracy is measured rather than promised. Our data annotation services handle the labelling that most CV projects underestimate.
Industries We Serve
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Send a sample of the images or video and the decision you want automated. We will tell you what accuracy is realistic before you commit.
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