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Sabr — our data analytics software platform

Sanad developed our bilingual Data analytics Software Platform Sabr, to collect, clean, process, and model large amounts of raw information, helping our clients discover hidden patterns and make data-driven decisions.

Secure by design

Sabr securely collects raw data from our clients and deploys where their data requires: it runs entirely on local in-country servers — no cloud computation or storage — when data sensitivity demands it, or in the cloud per the client's requirements.

Contract-defined reporting

Sabr reports to our clients automatically — mainly through dashboards — based on pre-determined contractual agreements.

Analyst-driven

After engagement, and based on each client’s data and expectations, our analyst teams use Sabr to aggregate and clean the raw data and report through the agreed dashboards.

From source to a reviewable decision

Raw data
Scheduled collection
Validate & clean
Normalize & model
Provenance & quality gates
Dashboards & reporting

The live example: the Syria observatory in numbers

The public Syria observatory on this site is built and published with Sabr — the standing proof of what the platform does with real data.

Integrated sources

8

Editorially approved indicators

462

Published values

493,061

Scheduled syncs

8

The gap is itself information — what we know and don't know about Syria

The World Bank publishes no GDP figure for Syria after 2022, and its consumer-price inflation series stops in 2019. Sanad documents these gaps instead of papering over them; inside an institution, the same matrix reveals which directorates are reporting late or not at all.

This dashboard is best viewed full screen on a phone.

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A blank means the World Bank did not publish a value; it never means zero. Source fetch date: 2026-07-12.

The second matrix shows food-market reporting coverage: how many markets contributed to each governorate's monthly price median. In an institutional deployment, this same view shows which directorates have not yet reported this month.

The market count measures WFP monitoring coverage — not any government body's compliance and not market health — and thin coverage widens the uncertainty around the median. A blank cell means no observation, never zero markets. Source fetch date: 2026-07-15.

More than a BI license

Power BI or Tableau alone only visualizes the data mess beneath it. Sanad delivers the whole system: pipelines, modeling, quality gates, provenance, and bilingual delivery.

The tool follows the need

We are vendor-neutral: Superset, Power BI, or Qlik as the client’s data and environment require. Today Sabr uses automated validation and anomaly checks; predictive modeling and AI-assisted analytics are offered as services where appropriate.

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Live examples by Sabr

These pages show Sabr’s ability to analyze live data.