Arabic is the record, not a summary
Enquiries arrive on WhatsApp in Arabic, frequently mixed with English product names and Franco-Arabic shorthand. If the CRM cannot store that message as written, right to left, the record becomes an English paraphrase of an Arabic negotiation and the two drift apart within weeks. Reps should answer in the buyer's language from a template library that already holds both.
Instalments are a deal structure, not an edge case
A great many Egyptian sales close as a down payment plus monthly instalments, in property, in private education and in equipment. A CRM that records one closed value pushes collections into a spreadsheet and the follow-up onto somebody's memory. Holding the schedule and payment status on the deal turns a missed instalment into a task with an owner and a date.
Pounds, filing and working hours
Quotes and pipeline should read in EGP, with a second currency when you sell abroad. Invoice records also need the tax registration and line detail your accountant submits through the Egyptian Tax Authority e-invoicing system. And support has to overlap a Sunday-to-Thursday week whose selling peak is late in the day, not a European or American clock.