Several companies, one login
Switch between companies without signing out; each keeps its own ledger, tax numbers and documents.
Keep each company's books apart and read them together: consolidated statements in one currency, with ownership shares and intercompany balances shown.
Switch between companies without signing out; each keeps its own ledger, tax numbers and documents.
Profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow for the group, in a presentation currency.
Set each company's ownership share; the non-controlling interest is shown.
Balances between group companies, paired, so they can be agreed before closing.
Roles with custom permissions, two-step sign-in, locked periods, year-end close and an append-only audit trail.
Yes: firms listed in the directory work inside your companies with the role you give them.
No. A branch is a tag on the same company, and may carry its own commercial registration.
The number of companies depends on the plan; the pricing page lists it.
A group that holds a mainland company and a free zone company keeps each one's ledger, VAT and documents apart, and both fall under e-invoicing on the same terms under current guidance. The corporate tax estimate does not model tax groups, and Small Business Relief is refused for a member of a multinational group. Consolidated statements in a presentation currency such as AED are a report, not posted eliminations. A sign-in works in one country, so a sister company in Saudi Arabia needs a second sign-in.
Set up for the UAE's rules from the first day.