Who is Aqid ERP for?
Small and medium businesses in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf that must issue ZATCA e-invoices and want their books in Arabic and English, and the accountants who serve them. Read more
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Small and medium businesses in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf that must issue ZATCA e-invoices and want their books in Arabic and English, and the accountants who serve them. Read more
Fully: the interface, invoices, PDFs, emails and reports, right to left, and you switch language without losing your place. Read more
It is built to Phase 2 and tested against the published rules; the listing in ZATCA's directory is in progress. Read more
Saudi Arabia first. The UAE, Bahrain and Qatar have VAT, payroll and e-invoicing formats to the extent each country has them; the feature pages say what is live. Read more
From SAR 99 a month; two months free when paid yearly. Read more
Yes: contacts, accounts, items, opening balances and open documents import, with a plan shown first. Read more
Yes, with a role of their own, or you find a firm in the directory. Read more
Each company's data is separated at the database level, passwords are hashed, two-factor sign-in is available and can be required, and the ledger and the audit log are append-only. Read more
Yes: lists to Excel and CSV, documents to PDF, and a public API with OAuth. Read more
Aqid ERP is a web app you can install on a phone from the browser; there is no native app yet. Read more