Configured operating packages
Products
Most companies do not want to assemble fifteen services themselves. These are the configurations we are most often asked for, each with a defined scope, defined modules and a defined report.
The product platform
Every product draws on the same service catalogue. The difference is how it is packaged, governed and reported.
Salt Iraq Desk
A configurable outsourced operational desk under one account lead and one reporting structure.
Salt Remote Presence
A virtual Baghdad presence for a business managed from outside Iraq.
Salt Private Office
Furnished business space in the heart of Baghdad, ready to occupy.
Salt Virtual Office
Correspondence, reception, telephone and local coordination without occupying space.
Salt Landing Office
A ready operating base for a company or project entering Iraq.
Salt People Desk
Local hiring, payroll and HR administration, without an HR department.
Salt Procurement Desk
Supplier identification, quotations, purchasing coordination and complete procurement records.
Salt Operations Desk
Workplace, suppliers, transport and day-to-day operational support in one place.
Salt Facilities Desk
Facilities maintenance and contractor coordination, on a programme rather than on call.
Salt Fleet and Driver Desk
Drivers, chauffeurs, luxury soft-skin and B6 armoured vehicles, and transport coordination.
Salt Executive Visit
End-to-end support for executives, boards and delegations visiting Iraq.
Salt Arrival Pack
Airport reception, transport, accommodation, SIM and orientation for a new arrival.
Salt Project Base
Site setup, procurement, logistics, workforce support and mobilisation.
Salt Residence and Compound
Facilities, housekeeping, catering, transport and specialist-provider coordination for residences.
Salt Embassy and Mission Support
Operational support for diplomatic missions and international organisations.
Common questions
What is the difference between a service and a product?
A service is one capability — payroll, or freight, or drivers. A product is a configured package of several, priced and scoped as one thing, so you do not have to assemble it yourself.
Which product should we start with?
If you have no presence in Iraq yet, the Landing Office or the Virtual Office. If you have an operation running and nobody accountable for it, the Salt Iraq Desk. If the pain is one function, buy the desk for that function — People, Procurement, Facilities or Fleet.
Can a product be changed after it starts?
Yes. Modules are added or dropped at the review point, and the scope note is reissued so the record stays accurate.
Are prices published?
No. Scope drives price and the scope is different every time. You get a written proposal with Salt fees and third-party costs shown separately after a short scoping discussion.
Do products lock us into a long term?
Terms are agreed in writing before anything starts. Tell us the horizon you want — a mobilisation window, a year, or open-ended — and it is scoped that way.
Which configuration fits?
Tell us what the operation has to do and we will propose the product, the modules and the fee structure.